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Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare
The best zombie vs. plant third-person shooter ever produced has landed on PlayStation consoles today (admittedly, we can only think of the one). To celebrate, EA has dropped a launch trailer to remind players of what to expect from the zany shooter.
The PlayStation 4 version will include split-screen co-op as well as Remote Play through the Vita. This edition will also include all previous DLC and game modes.
For PC users, you can download Garden Warfare for free on Origin and have 72 hours to play it from when you first load it up. Be sure to read our review of the Xbox versions of the game as well.
We reported that this former Xbox One exclusive would be coming to PlayStation back in May. It has since also launched on PC. This launch on PlayStation is yet another example of timed console exclusives.
Rise of the Tomb Raider, though initially purported to be entirely exclusive to the Xbox One, has since been revealed to be a timed exclusive, implying the potential launch on other consoles. In addition, Ryse: Son of Rome, an Xbox One launch title, is heading to PC. Garden Warfare is yet another example of this seemingly rising trend.
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