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Hotline Miami developer Dennaton Games has posted a strange message to its social media pages, apparently some sort of code.

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Developer duo Dennaton never intended to make a sequel to Hotline Miami. They were simply crafting some DLC that morphed into one. But This is it. No more after this one, which Joystiq says will also be in the early ’90s.

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Hotline Miami is heading to PS3 and PS Vita courtesy of developer Dennaton and publisher Devolver Digital. The studio has released a trailer to mark the occasion ahead of the game’s spring release.

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Lo-fi “murder simulator” Hotline Miami is now available on OS-X via Steam. The indie hit will set you back $10, and comes with a much-praised soundtrack, all the punishing action you can handle, and a very odd plot written in blood-stained neon crayon. It’s also headed to Sony platforms this year. A sequel is in the works.

Thanks, Joystiq.

Dennaton Games and Devolver Digital have announced that Hotline Miami will arrive on PS3 and Vita this spring.

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A follow up to October’s surprise indie hit Hotline Miami is already in pre-production.

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Hotline Miami creators Dennis Wedin and Jonatan Soderstrom have started working on concepts for new projects, one of which is a 2D action platformer. Speaking in a podcast on D’toid, the fellas at Dennaton Games said that while the concept may change, Wedin has at least started on the game’s artwork, while Soderstrom is focused “on making sure the game isn’t gimmicky,” while still maintaining uniqueness from a design perspective. You can listen to the entire thing through the link.

Hotline Miami will be getting a patch addressing issues with GOG and Steam version of the game. Reports indicate the Steam version isn’t updating achievements correctly, and the official Twitter account for the game said support for the Xbox 360 gamepad is on the way. The account also said extra levels an possibly an a level editor is on the way – well, sort of. When asked about the aforementioned goodies, the reply was: “more will come.” More, is always good. Thanks, PCGamesN.