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Oddboxx Is Available From Additional Online Retailers

By on March 17, 2011

Oddworld Inhabitants announced today that Oddboxx, a pack that contains the first four critically-acclaimed games from Oddworld Inhabitants; Abe’s Oddysee and Abe’s Exoddus, Munch’s Oddysee and Stranger’s Wrath, is finally launching through additional major online retailers. The pack was previously available exclusively from Steam and when it was released, it had some major performance issues. Thankfully, the developers fixed them and added some features that their fans requested.

This budget-priced compilation of award-winning classics is now available on IGN D2D, Amazon, Stardock, GamersGate and G.O.G. The Oddboxx is also available on Valve’s Steam service. In order to celebrate the event, a 7-day-long 50% discounted price sale begins on each service, from today.

Stranger’s Wrath will receive ADDITIONAL enhancements later this year, to be taken from the forthcoming upgraded PSN version. This includes upgraded models, lighting, UI features and a few surprises still to come. The first footage of this HD remake will be available on April 28. As we said, this latest version of Oddboxx has been updated with fan-requested features since its launch on Steam last year, all of which will be present today’s release. Those features are:

Munch’s Oddysee:

  • Additional achievements: A Bittersweet Reunion, Not Mine, Archers at Dawn, A Peaceful Death, Riding High, Zen, Wheelie Selfish, We’re freeeee, Demonic.
  • Improved controls.
  • Fixed all major bugs and issues, including control pad and sound device errors.
  • Added launcher with multiple resolution and anti-aliasing support.
  • Added dynamic shadowing.
  • Added widescreen modes.

Stranger’s Wrath:

  • Fully customizable controls, including 3rd party control pad support.
  • Added Xbox 360 controller support.
  • Added support for devices with more than 6 audio channels.
  • Added launcher with multiple resolution and anti-aliasing support.
  • Added widescreen modes.

 

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