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Trine 2 will be the recipient of DLC this summer which is set to include six new stages, a new story and new skills along with some returning favorites.

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Trine 2 will be released on PSN next week after finally clearing Sony’s QA testing, reports Edge.

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Atlus has announced the European release of Trine 2 on PS3 will be delayed “a short while longer” after having already missed December release window.

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Following the release of Trine 2 today on PC, sales of its predecessor have hit 1.1 million units since it first launched in summer 2009, VG247′s learnt.

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Frozenbyte has released some new shots for the lovely-looking Trine 2 which will be released in December. Those in Europe will be lucky enough to get a Collector’s Edition for PC and Mac, which contains all sorts of goodies, including the first Trine. The game is also slated for release on PS3 and Xbox 360.

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Frozenbyte has announced a Collector’s Edition for Trine 2 which will be made available in Europe when the game is released in December. To be made available for PC and Mac, the edition contains the full game, soundtrack, an artbook, and the first Trine game. The whole package will be sold for a €19.99/£14.99, and there’s no word on special packaging for the US just yet. The developer also sent over a few new screenshots which you can view below the break. The game is also slated for release on PS3 and Xbox 360.

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The original Trine’s cooperative play forced players to play as the Knight, Wizard, and Thief. However, the developers have now announced that Trine 2 will allow any combination of classes. More »

Frozenbyte has released an environmental video for Trine 2, showing off some of the various locales in the game. It is exceptionally lovely, and you can watch it below the break. Trine 2 will be simultaneously released to “a bunch of different platforms” during Q4 2011.

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Focus Home Interactive has released new screenshots for Trine 2, which will launch on Mad and PC during the later part of the year digitally and via retail.  Enjoy.

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Frozenbyte has added more goodies to the Humble Bundle “pay what you want” event, and one of these is a free playable teaser demo of Splot.

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Platformer bites Apple.

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Frozenbyte’s Trine for PC is one year-old today, and in celebration, the developer has released a 3D patch for the Steam version.

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Atlus US has released the new trailer for Trine 2, the follow up to the original title which appeared on PC and the PlayStation Network.

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Frozenbyte has said that during E3 it will announce a new digital distribution title to be published by Atlus in 2011.

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There’s a Trine demo up on the EU PS Store, according to the system’s European blog.

The co-op fantasy platformer’s full version’s already out for €19.99 and £16.99.

Free is free. So do it. There’s a movie after the break.

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Frozenbyte plans to finally release Trine in the US on PSN.

Made available in Europe two weeks ago, the US is finally getting in on the lovefest October 22.

We’re glad to hear it’s finally going to happen.

Via Kotaku.

If you were worried that Trine’s promising beginning would also be its untimely end, you can stop fretting now. Speaking with G4, Frozenbyte CEO Lauri Hyvärinen said that the swords ‘n’ sorcery-themed hop ‘n’ boppery will continue. Eventually.

“There will be certainly more Trine,” said Hyvärinen, “but in what form, platforms and such, that still remains a small secret of ours.”

2011. Fitness game. Colecovision. That’s our guess. What’s yours?

Frozenbyte has announced that Trine will finally be hitting PSN September 17.

Hooray.

Trine has full support for Trophies and also features a Platinum Trophy as the ultimate reward.

Again, hooray. It’s about time.

If you’ve yet to get involved with Frozenbyte’s Trine, a week-log reduction for the lovely platformer on Steam may be just enough to tip you over the edge.

It’s down from £20 to £15. It’s pretty enough to warrant it.

Puzzle-platformer Trine got a new patch over on Steam yesterday evening.

It allows players to save their game to Valve’s Steam Cloud service.

Now you can play it at the mistresses, at the dentist, on the train, or even during Uncle Woody’s funeral.

Other patch features include the addition of European languages (French, Italian, German, Spanish), and the fixing of “mystery developer keys” for non-regular keyboard buttons.

Thanks, EvilAvatar.