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Jade Empire coming to the PC

By Derek Sooman

On May 9, 2006, 6:02 PM

BioWare will release a version of its martial-arts themed action/RPG, Jade Empire, to the PC. This PC version will contain a number of interesting additions, including new monsters, fighting styles, challenges and weapons. Improved AI and graphics have also been promised. As of yet, though, there is no fixed release date.

"We've taken full advantage of the PC's capabilities to add many new and exciting enhancements that were simply not possible in the original version," said Greg Zeschuk, President of BioWare. "PC gamers will be treated to the original, immersive story but the new additions deliver a far richer gameplay experience than ever before."

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  1. May 10, 2006 12:53 AM
    nz_skater said:
    That's brilliant! I always wanted to play this, but don't have an XBox.
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