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Epic has announced BBC Worldwide and Supermassive Games have licensed the firm’s Unreal Engine 3 technology for development of Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock, which will be the first Vita game to utilize the engine’s toolset.

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The BBC is still planning a PC release for Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock, the corporation’s Worldwide arm has said to Eurogamer. The side-scroller, coming from Supermassive Game, had been vowed as a console exclusive for PS3 and PlayStation Vita. However, a PC version will still arrive following the launch of the PlayStation version. Outside of the UK, a simultaneous global launch is set to happen according to EG.

The BBC has put Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock down for March release on PlayStation 3 and Vita, with a PC release to follow shortly thereafter. The first trailer, which you can check out through the break, shows some sort of side-scroller, and more importantly, a proper who’s who of villains.

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A single screenshot has been released for the Supermassive Games-developed Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock, and it’s posted below the break. Announced in December, the game stars the Doctor and River Song travelling through time to save the Earth. Player decisions will have consequences in different layers of time, causing multiple scenarios “across the centuries” which will need to be solved using puzzles. The Eternity Clock is slated for a digital release in early 2012 for PC, PS3, and Vita.

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The recently-announced Doctor Who game, subtitled The Eternity Clock, will be a launch title for Vita in the UK in February, MCV‘s reporting. The game, which is being made by Supermassive Game and stars Matt Smith and Alex Kingston in their respective roles as The Doctor and River Song, is also to get a PS3 and PC release.

Vita launches in the UK on February 22.

Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock is now official, after an announcement by BBC this morning confirmed yesterday’s report.

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BBC Worldwide uploaded a teaser trailer for a new Doctor Who game called The Eternity Clock earlier today, before swiftly removing it.

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