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APB 360 Version may be Cancelled

August 14, 2009 in News comments 6

Koku Gamer asked a Real Time World representative about the possiblity of a Xbox 360 APB and the answer was nothing of a surprise. While the PC version is a sure thing the Xbox 360 may have a hard road ahead.

It seems that APB’s chances of making it to the Xbox 360 look grim from what we gathered at the Edinburgh Interactive Festival today.

We had a quick question for a representative from Realtime Worlds who, when asked about the 360 version of the game, shrugged his shoulders and would only clarify the PC release in Spring 2010.
Ziriux via kokugamer.com »
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    Aussie Legend Aug 15, 09
    Now, if only I knew what the *bleep* APB standed for I might care...
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      Storm Aug 15, 09
      Pretty sure it's All Points Bulletin. The E3 trailer was pretty kick-ass.
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      reaver11 Aug 15, 09
      Sheesh. Don't you know Police lingo? *crrr*"I need to put an APB out on '96 Ford Taurus, license plate number Charlie-Echo-Bravo-1-8-5" yada yada yada.
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    quaver* Aug 15, 09
    Damn, this game seemed pretty cool.

    And for those of you who don't know what it is, APB is a MMO set in a city where players choose to either join a Gang or Law Enforcement. David Jones, creator of the original Grand Theft Auto and Crackdown, is the lead game designer.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMKS1oHSKXM - E3 2009 Trailer

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHcIwBDMqfo - E3 2009 Customization Demonstration
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      Red 9* Aug 15, 09
      So basically it's like The Agency but with a gang faction?
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        Slumpy monkey Aug 15, 09
        Well APB was planned in 2005, so you can say The Agency is like ABP.

        But there different, The agency is about spies etc, this is about crime vs police.

        Its made by the guy who made GTA and Crackdown, so it should be good.

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