Some gamer geeks over on ABC's official podcast have found few interesting tips that suggest 'LOST' videogame in development.
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Over ABC's official podcast, producers of Lost, Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse confirms that the production of Lost videogame is underway coming to diverse eight platforms including Xbox360, PS3, Wii, etc.
The renowned developer Ubisoft is working on the title will find no match with TV-series.
Other than next-gen consoles, the game has also been confirmed for PS2, Xbox, NDS, PSP, PC and mobile phones as well. Ubisoft says that they are tying to deliver graphics of PS2 and Xbox at par with next-gen's.
The game will surface sometimes later this year, the firm date is not yet out. Keep in touch; we will keep you updated as any new info surfaces.
Via: thexboxdomain
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