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The good old Ubisoft's Montreal studio has announced that it has inked a worldwide agreement with Touchstone Television to bring ABC's hit television creeper 'Lost' to handhelds, PC and consoles. The game is scheduled to ship sometime in next year.
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Pascal Bonnet, director of licensing for Ubisoft has asked everyone to expect nothing but an extremely high-level game, as only Montreal studios will be involved in developing the game. He further says that 'Lost' is a huge hit all over the world and that they want to bring in the 'Lost' universe to the next level.
Details about the game are yet to be revealed.
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