Prepare to Die on XBLA and PSN October 24th
This content, which reportedly adds around 20-40 more hours of play to Dark Souls, will be available for $10.00 on PSN and 800 points on XBLA.
The Artorias of the Abyss content that premiered with Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition on PC will be available for download on the Playstation Network and Xbox Live Arcade stores beginning on October 24th. This content, which reportedly adds around 20-40 more hours of play to Dark Souls, will be available for $10.00 on PSN and 800 points on XBLA.
Artorias of the Abyss features Oolacile, a kingdom in the distant past of Lordran. A darkness born in the forests of this kingdom are expanding and engulfing the kingdom, killing the people of Oolacile in the process. In addition, this content features an arena that will pit players of equal Soul Level against each other in a match to the death.
For more information, check out www.PrepareToDie.com.
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Staff article by Nick LaLone (September 19, 2012)
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