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Submitted by pixelsword 1133d ago | article

Digi-Guys: PS3's Long-Awaited WarDevil 'Progressing to Plan' - This Year, Parent Company UTV Suggests Same

Over four years ago, back when fanboys were still dreaming about the "Xbox 2? and "Nintendo Revolution," WarDevil wowed with stunning trailers and screenshots supposedly demonstrating the power of next-gen. IGN's Hilary Goldstein proclaimed it "one of the most anticipated games of 2005."

Rest assured, you didn't miss WarDevil in 2005 - or since. Every so often, developer Digi-Guys has chimed in long enough to let the gaming community know that "it's still coming," dropped a new but very familiar-looking trailer, and then faded back into obscurity. This year is no different: we received such communication and trailer from Digi-Guys this morning, and you can view both after the jump.

But this year, an interview with UTV - the company that owns Digi-Guys and publisher Ignition Entertainment - suggests that we might finally see WarDevil in 2009. (PS3, WarDevil)

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