Alone in the Dark Delayed

January 13, 2008

Posted at 6:14 pm in In Other News

Tags: action, alone in the dark, atari, eden games, horror

As per a feature in this month’s issue of Games for Windows magazine, Eden Games has delayed Alone in the Dark (PC, PS2, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360). The game, originally expected this March, will now be released in September.

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