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Dante's Inferno Demo Dated

Circle The Drain Of Hell This December.

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Those of you who can't wait any longer to see just how horrible Hell really is only have nine more days before you can traverse the numerous circles as Dante in EA's Dante's Inferno. Starting December 10th, anybody with a PS3 will be able to abandon all their hope. If you've got a 360, you won't be journeying to the vast depths of torment until the eve of the Lord and Savior's birth. That's December 24th for all you heathens. It's almost ironic, but seems more like someone at Sony cut a pretty decent deal.

Now some other folks here at Gamervision already got their hands on the game at various conventions during the year, but I've yet to experience it firsthand. I'm hoping that I like what I play because I could sure use another game to play during the month of February. It's not like there are any other major titles releasing that month, so I'm going to be pretty bored during the second month of the year. I hope Dante's Inferno is long enough to last me until March when God of War III comes out, because there are absolutely no other games coming out during that time period that I'm also going to want to play.

You can check out the full press release below.

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December is about to heat up! Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:ERTS) today announced that the playable demo for Dante’s Inferno™ will be available as a free download on PlayStation Network on December 10 and on Xbox Live on December 24. Dante’s Inferno takes gamers on a quest through hell, in an action-packed adaptation of part one of Dante Alighieri’s epic poem, The Divine Comedy. The ‘Gates of Hell’ demo includes the entire opening level and gives gamers a taste of the terrifying odyssey to come in the Nine Circles of Hell as depicted in the full game.

In the demo of Dante’s Inferno, players are introduced to Dante Alighieri’s re-imagined past as a crusader who returns home to Florence to discover his true love, Beatrice, murdered. As her soul escapes her body, she is kidnapped by the dark shadow form of Lucifer. Sworn to her rescue, Dante must journey to the Gates of Hell and beyond to battle undead monstrosities, unholy boss demons, and Death himself. Offering a glimpse into the vast world of Dante’s Inferno, the demo serves as a prelude to the player’s perilous journey to the inner bowels of hell.

“The world of Alighieri’s Dante’s Inferno is such a rich, detailed, and often alarming universe, that all of us at Visceral Games put our hearts, and dare I say souls, into creating something truly intense and exciting,” said executive producer Jonathan Knight. “We hope gamers enjoy this tease of hell, and come away from the experience lusting for more when the game comes out on February 9.”

Developed by Visceral Games™, the award-winning developers behind the critically-acclaimed Dead Space™ franchise, Dante’s Inferno is an epic descent through Dante Alighieri’s nine circles of hell – limbo, lust, gluttony, greed, anger, heresy, violence, fraud and treachery. At a blazing-fast 60 frames per second, each circle features unique environments, all new creatures, terrifying demons, story elements and are scored distinctly to set a tone that fits each circle of sinners.

Gamers will get to go to hell in North America beginning February 9, 2010 and in Europe on February 12, 2010 for PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system and the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system as well as the PlayStation® Portable (PSP®). The Gates of Hell demo will be available on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 consoles.

Dante’s Inferno is rated M for Mature by the ESRB and is currently awaiting PEGI classification. For more information on Dante’s Inferno, please follow the Dante’s Inferno team at Visceral Games on Twitter at www.twitter.com/danteteam and visit the game’s official web site at www.dantesinferno.com where the team explores a new circle of hell, with new content and updates on the ninth day of every month.

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  • Sean
    Sean

    Nothing to play in February? Weren't you the one telling me that Bioshock 2 needed to be played before this one?

  • 00.19
    00.19

    uh... sarcasm.

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