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The Witcher 2 For Xbox 360?
[Update]: The ESRB may have scooped Witcher 2 developer CD Projekt's possible E3 announcement with an "announcement" of its own.
A listing on the ratings site now mentions The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings as coming to the Xbox 360. No mention of PS3 is made, so perhaps CD Projekt will still have some surprises in store for us at E3 if it announces the game as an Xbox 360 exclusive.
Come back to gameinformer.com during the week of June 6 for plenty of E3 news.
[Original Story]: The Witcher 2 came out last week, and developer CD Projekt is already talking about what comes next. Even better, we'll know the details soon, since the game will be at E3 in just a few weeks.
Speaking to Eurogamer, senior producer Tomasz Gop commented: "I can't say anything obviously for gazillions of reasons but it is a Witcher game, and I can say that console gamers might be interested in it."
Gop also confirms that the announcement isn't The Witcher 3...so that leaves a formal unveiling of a console version of The Witcher 2 as the most likely candidate. That's certainly not a bad thing given how much we like the PC version.
(Source: Eurogamer)
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