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Lucasarts has released the downloadable re-release of The Secret of Monkey Island to digital outlets today.
The game can be downloaded for price of $10 on the Xbox 360 through the Xbox Live Marketplace or on the PC through places such as Steam or Direct2Drive.
The game will allow players to swap between the original 1990 version or a newly enhanced edition featuring redone art, voice acting, and music.
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