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The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition
When The Witcher 2 finally comes out for Xbox 360 in April, it will introduce console gamers to a series that PC players have been raving about for some time now. According to developer CD Projekt Red, that's not the only bragging rights The Witcher 2 has. In a new video, the team claims it will be the most complex and nonlinear story ever told on the Xbox 360.
Check out the developer diary video below for five-and-a-half minutes of some very Polish gentlemen talking about how incredible their game's story is. Of particular interest, a single decision you make in the game will completely change what location your character travels to in the second act, which sounds pretty impressive indeed.
Watch it below and then check out the previous developer diary here.
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