Interactive entertainment software company, Electronic Arts (EA), says its action adventure game Dante’s Inferno will be coming to the PSP (PlayStation Portable). Based on part one of Dante Alighieri’s classic, “The Divine Comedy,” the game will also take players on an epic adventure through Dante’s nine circles of hell. 

Dante’s Inferno will be available simultaneously for the PSP, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 system next year.

For PSP, it’s being developed by EA Redwood Shores studio and Artificial Mind and Movement (A2M), based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 

“Our team and the team at A2M are taking the vision for Dante’s Inferno and translating it directly to the PSP,” said Jonathan Knight, executive producer and creative director on Dante’s Inferno. “PSP owners can expect to get the same level of fast, responsive gameplay through all nine detailed and unique circles of hell we are aiming to achieve on the consoles.” 

Alighieri’s “Dante’s Inferno,” according to EA, is widely credited for being the work that has defined the western world’s contemporary conception of hell and purgatory. Just like the poem, players of EA’s 3rd person action adventure game will descend through all nine circles of hell: limbo, lust, gluttony, greed, anger, heresy, violence, fraud, and treachery, playing as Dante as they battle through a gauntlet of unimaginable evils, fighting to recapture the soul of his beloved Beatrice.

Dante’s Inferno has not yet been rated by the ESRB or PEGI, says EA.

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About Rakesh Raman

Have extensive editorial, content management, and integrated communications experience and have worked as a senior tech journalist, analyst, and columnist with different newspapers, magazines, and Web/online properties in India.

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