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17-BIT has announced Skulls of the Shogun for non-Windows 8 users called Skulls of the Shogun: Bone-A-Fide Edition. It will be released on Steam and includes all the content from the original, along with a four-chapter episode taking place after the original’s ending. It also comes a new character, the Tanuki, which uses taunts and teleportation skills. The game will release on Steam in July and it is now available for pre-order for $11.99. After the game launches it will run you $14.99.

Oddworld New ‘n’ Tasty was confirmed for PS4 along with Secret Ponchos, Octodad: Dadliest Catch and other indie titles.

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17-Bit has announced that Skulls of the Shogun has had its price marked down on Xbox Live, PC, and Surface tablets. Previously, the title cost 1,200 MS Points/$9.99 but you can now pick it up for 800 MS Points/$6.99. The price of the mobile phone version has not been cut.

Skulls of the Shogun developer 17-BITis bringing the fight to the community. Between 4:00PM and 6:00PM PST, log onto Xbox Live and issue a challenge to the following gamertags to participate: SOTSDev1, SOTSDev2, SOTSDev3, SOTSDev4 and SOTSDev5. The combat-centric title is also available on PC.

Thanks, GameInformer.

Skulls of the Shogun will be released worldwide on Xbox 360, Windows 8 PC, Microsoft Surface, and Windows Phone at the end of the month. 17-BIT said the title will run you 1200 MS Points, $14.99 in the Microsoft Store, and $6.99 for the mobile version. Releasing on January 30, the game will be localized in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Russian.

17-BIT has said it’s “shooting for a day one release,” with Windows 8 for Skulls of Shogun. Microsoft announced yesterday Windows 8 would release on October 26.

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17-Bit has announced Skulls of the Shogun will feature cross-platform between Xbox 360, Windows 8 tablets and Windows 8 PCs. This will allow you to start on playing on one of the formats and finish up on the other. This will also allow you to play with friends on any of the aforementioned platforms in four-player cooperative play. You will also be notified when it’s your turn and when you have been invited to a match, the later of which you can have 10 of at one time. The developer is looking to increase the number of matches that can be active at any given time as well. The only issue with being able to cross-play on your multiple devices is that you will have to purchase the game more than once. Skulls of the Shogun is slated for release this fall. More on Destructoid.

Skulls of Shogun developer 17-BIT has announced that the quirky turn-based strategy title will be launching simultaneously on Xbox Live Arcade, Windows 8, and Windows Phone.

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