Fans of dodgy British sci-fi will be able to get their fill on 23rd May when Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock releases on PlayStation 3. It’ll launch as a digital download first, but will quickly be followed by a retail release on 25th May. Sadly, the Vita version won’t arrive until 13th June. Both titles will be able to share saves, however.
The game itself looks a lot like Ubisoft’s recent TinTin movie tie-in – obviously with more British accents and less French ones. Performances from Matt Smith and Alex Kingston are promised.
We’d happily purchase a copy of The Eternity Clock if it purely consisted of six hours staring at Jenna-Louise Coleman, but unless the following trailer is grossly misleading, we don’t think that’s going to be the case. It’s a missed opportunity if you ask us.
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I have to say, it's defiantly an improvements over those dreadful Wii & DS titles they had going 2 years ago. The Wii version looked like a PSone game! This game looks okay, but nothing much that is going to impress a lot...
Unfortunately it looks like a platform game. I don't do platform games. Shame. Love the series.
its ok i can busy myself with mk vita
It's about time! (see what I did there?)
Been waiting for this for a while, I like the look of it and the time mechaninc they're going with.
I'll probably pick this up, any ideas if it's a dual purchase (PS3 & Vita versions for one price) or just buy one- get one?!
I'd like a disc copy but I'd quite like it on the Vita too (especially as it's getting most of my game time these days).
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