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The upcoming HD remake of Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee has a price, confirmed cross buy compatibility, and a handful of new screenshots.
In a recent post on the game's official website it was revealed that the game will offer cross save and cross buy compatibility, and will be available on PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, or PlayStation 4 for $29.99. The team does not have a release date for the game, but it does have a window for when it plans to announce the game's release date, which it says will happen before E3. E3 begins on June 9. Unfortunately, the game itself won't be out before E3.
The post on the game's site also offers some new details on the game saying, "In the last few weeks we’ve evolved the way the creatures of New ‘n’ Tasty behave and interact – it’s now an altogether smarter, more exciting experience; we’ve tweaked and refined the level design to make the whole game flow better than it ever has and we’ve been pushing the cut-scenes to ensure that our rich storytelling remains very much at the forefront of it all."
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