In the very first month of Q3, Iron Lore Entertainment released its action RPG Titan Quest onto PC platform and exactly after seven months THQ, Iron's game publisher has launched the new game trailer of the preannounced Titan Quest: Immortal Throne, which shows the potential that upcoming sequel to Titan Quest own.
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The game has been set for launch sometime in March, this year. Much is not known about the action genre but some new game content like one full new act, 30 new quests, 20 new monster types, are assured. This one as well will be supporting PC platform.
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