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For those hoping to see Two Worlds for the PS3, there's a bit of good news and bad news for you: the bad news is that Reality Pump's Two Worlds is still an exclusive title for the Xbox 360 and the PC. The good news? According to developer TopWare Interactive, its sequel, Two Worlds: The Temptation might be released for Sony's next-gen console in it's place, and it's all up to Sony to give the thumbs up.

Definitely good news for PS3 owners who want to get a dose of this epic RPG title. If you can still remember, the previous rumors of a PS3 version of Two Worlds was further reinforced with the fact that the game's developer Reality Pump had acquired PS3 dev kits. It may seem to turn out that the dev kits were not meant for the first Two Worlds game.

While it's a bit sad for PS3 owners not to get a PS3 version of the current Two Worlds title, getting the sequel instead may be a nice trade-off for the long wait.

More updates as they come!

Upon hearing the rumor that Oblivion/Diablo-esque RPG, Two Worlds from producer Zuxxez might be headed to the PlayStation 3, QJ decided to go straight to source and find out what the deal is, and find out we did.

Official word is that developer Reality Pump already has PS3 dev kits, and is "currently checking the possibilities. But there is no final decision right now." So there you have it, it's definitely a possibility. If you're a big fan of Two Worlds, let the developers and publishers know in the way only internet armies can, and keep checking back for a big interview focusing on the Xbox 360 version of the game, also you can bet we'll let you know once we hear anything else about the possibility of a PS3 version.