Ignite your engines: Dark Void Zero now available for download

Action — By Jeffrey L. Wilson on January 18, 2010 at 2:01 pm

It’s finally here, high-flyers.

Capcom’s two decade old “lost project”, Dark Void Zero, is now available for download on DSiWare for 500 points. Dripped in 8-bit nostalgia, Dark Void Zero is the prequel to Dark Void, which will be released tomorrow on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC.

If you’re hesitant about pulling the trigger on a purchase, don’t be: I gave Dark Void Zero a thumbs up when I got hands-on with the title at CES 2010.

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