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Electronic Arts has confirmed release dates for what is sure to be its two weirdest games this year -- Suda 51's Shadows of the Damned and Alice: Madness Returns.
Shadows of the Damned -- a psychological horror game from the maniacs at Grasshopper Manufacture -- will be released worldwide on June 7 on PS3 and Xbox 360. Alice: Madness Returns will be unleashed on June 14 for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.
It's going to be a rather freaky June, methinks. Very much looking forward to both of these, too!
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