Game developer Larian Studios announced that the PC RPG "Divinity: Original Sin" will finally be made available to the next generation game consoles X-box One and PS 4 before the end of 2015.

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The game studio will also release an enhanced edition for free to owners of the original version. The freebie will cover the original versions in Windows PC, Mac and Linux. Although the enhanced version seems more like an upgraded version, the studio is considering it as a "complete new package." The enhanced version will be considered as a new game in the Steam library; however, unfortunately, saved games on the original version are non-transferable to the new edition.

The enhanced version will feature intuitive user interface specifically designed for the controllers and the game will also introduce split-screen for co-operative plays. The dialogs and voices were re-mastered using AAA-actors while new contents that will reportedly last for hours have been added, where new character builds and brand new gameplay will be introduced. The contents also include combat styles, quests, locations and adjustments were made to the crafting system while the storyline has been modified to make life more interesting in Rivellon.

Larian said that the game console and enhanced PC editions will be released at the same time. According to reports, "Divinity: Original Sin's" game inventory system is almost similar to Ultima and this may prove a challenge to console players.

The new co-op mode however, will certainly provide a new way to play this role playing game. Larian Studios has provided a video trailer for the upcoming "Divinity: Original Sin" enhanced edition game and game enthusiasts could watch the video here. Aside from the trailer, the developer has been giving game fans information with regards to the enhanced edition via YouTube and fanatics could watch one of their recent updates below:

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