I specified “original” because no one needs to be reminded about that terrible remake that snuck its way out the door towards the end of last year.

Sandwiched between the launch of two next-gen consoles, and roughly 73 trillion games, the remake of cult classic cel-shaded shooter XIII probably flew under your radar. That’s not to say that the game didn’t have fans, but those people who decided to slap down some cash for nostalgia? They weren’t exactly happy with the end result, which saw a memorable tale of a Bourne-again fella with amnesia reclaiming his memory one bullet at a time, reduced to a stock standard shoot ‘em up.

Thanks to Amazon Spain accidentally leaking some info (Ole!) on XIII, it looks like the remake will be out on November 10 for PC, PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.

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