Here’s Your First Trine 2 Trailer Since E3

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There hasn’t been too much news on the Trine 2 front since the game’s initial reveal at E3 earlier this year, but today, Atlus USA released a trailer for the Frozenbyte-developed game for PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade, and PC.

 

Wondering why the Thief from Trine isn’t in this trailer? This is just a hunch, but it’s likely because some of her new abilities will probably require a trailer all to themselves.

 

Trine 2 doesn’t have a solid release date yet, but it’s slated for sometime in Spring 2011. We recently had a chance to ask Frozenbyte about the game, too, including topics such as what improvements and changes it contains over the original. Look forward to seeing that up in the near future!


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