Gunman Clive 2 Set For January 29th Release

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Gunman Clive 2 will be released via the Nintendo eShop for 3DS on January 29th, developer Bertil Hörberg has announced. The game will cost just $2.99/€2.99.

 

The first Gunman Clive was released three years ago. Following its release, it was ported to the Nintendo 3DS, which is where the game raked in the majority of its sales. As of December 2013, it had sold over 250,000 copies.

 

Hörberg also has plans to release Gunman Clive 2 in Japan, which isn’t surprising, given that the first game did very well in that region, selling the same amount as the rest of the world combined.


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