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CD Projekt Explains What Makes the Enhanced Edition of the Witcher 2 So Special

by Apr 9th 2012 11:00AM 4

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CD Projekt Explains What Makes the Enhanced Edition of the Witcher 2 So Special

During our tour of the Warner Bros. booth at PAX East, we had the opportunity to speak with Witcher 2 senior quest designer Mateusz Tomaszkiewicz. The enhanced edition that is headed to both the Xbox 360 and the PC has been receiving much praise from fans of the first game and especially from those who didn’t have the means to play the original which was only available on the PC. The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition releases this month, and this video should help fill you in on everything that it brings. Check out the full clip below.

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  • Anonymous

    I still get so buzzing when I see DualShockers Team taking interviews to this day. Professional, friendly, respectful. Rare things to see in journalism these days.

    So, angry, sad and just plain pained to see this go to xBox exclusively. Well, for now. 

    I looked at the whole interview. So I’m not ranting. I understand the reason. Very smart. Just, you know. I own a ps3. 

    Pretty sure I need a controller for PC and get into Witcher 1. 

    • Al

      Thanks man. Appreciate the positive feedback.

      I would not be surprised if it sells well on 369, you will see a PS3 version in like 6 months time.

      • Anonymous

        *crossing fingers* 369 xDDD that’s nice. 

        Still. Looks mature, smart and really fun. I think Chad’s advice will have to be actioned. At least the 1st part of Witcher. 

    • Anonymous

      PC Ludakriss….PC. ;)

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