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Wallace & Gromit Coming to XBLA In November
While PC fans have been enjoying a steady stream of Wallace & Gromit adventure games, Xbox 360 owners will instead be barraged with four episodes at once. November 4th will see the release of Fright of the Bumblebees, The Last Resort, Muzzled! and Bogey Man, from the adventure game gurus at Telltale Games.
November 4th also marks the 20th anniversary of the first Wallace & Gromit animated short, A Grand Day Out. To celebrate, Telltale Games will make a donation to charities for needy children in the UK and North America for each sale of the Wallace & Gromit’s Grand Adventures full season DVD, which bundles PC versions of all four games with bonus content. The sale takes place November 4-8, so if you’re a fan of the British claymation duo, or want to help needy children, check out the company’s website next week.
The XBLA episodes will sell for 800 Microsoft Points each. Normally we would insert a memorable Wallace & Gromit quote here, but then what would you use the comments section below for?
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