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Of Orcs and Men releases its launch trailer today, two days before it ships in Europe for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC. North America will see a download release on the US Playsation Network on October 16th. The PC edition will be available worldwide on October 11th.
Strangely enough, Of Orcs and Men was slated for a US retail release on Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and PC this fall with Warner Bros but no further news was made since the announcement. We have reached out to Warner Bros for comment.
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