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Broken Sword 5 – the Serpent’s Curse lands on Apple TV

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Revolution Software announces today that Broken Sword 5 – the Serpent’s Curse is now available on Apple TV.

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Broken Sword 5 – The Serpent’s curse on Apple TV follows the success of the original iOS debut back in 2011, when Broken Sword: Director’s Cut went to #1 on the Apple App store, achieved 5 million downloads.

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“Many fans have told us how they have had fantastic experiences playing the Broken Sword games socially: whether with friends, family or partners – so we are delighted to be able to bring Broken Sword 5 – the Serpent’s Curse to Apple TV, an ideal social platform – and we are grateful to Apple for their incredible support for all the Broken Sword releases.” said Charles Cecil, CEO of Revolution Software.

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Encompassing both episodes of the original game, the Apple TV version includes additional animations, enhanced audio, and a character gallery section. The Apple TV version has been optimized to minimise loading times.

Chris Hare
Chris Hare
A True Tech Geek at Heart, I Started my life of being a Tech Geek at the age of 5 with the BBC Micro. Went on through most of Nintendo stuff and now a Xbox and PlayStation fan. I also leaked the information about the leaked Hotmail passwords story from October 2009 that went World Wide. I Started writing tech articles at the beginning of 2011, most of my articles are about Android phones and Xbox One and PlayStation 4 and other gaming news. When Chris has free time its with the family.

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