- Atari's Action Survival Videogame Comes to PLAYSTATION(R)3 System with Gameplay Modifications and Exclusive Content -

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The PLAYSTATION(R)3 computer entertainment system version of Atari and Eden Games' innovative action survival creation Alone in the Dark(R): Inferno has shipped to retailers across North America. Following feedback from media and gamers, Atari and Eden Games have given the title a blazing rework for its PLAYSTATION 3 system debut, delivering an even more entertaining, immersive and action-packed blockbuster experience.

Complementing the launch of the title, world famous Grammy award-nominated electronic music producer and DJ, Tiesto, has created a remix based on the powerful original game score composed by Olivier Deriviere. Available from Tuesday, November 18th, the stunning remix is available at retailers worldwide as CD single, digital download and limited edition 12' picture disk. A teaser of the music video to accompany the remix can be viewed now at the game's website www.centraldark.com.

Alone in the Dark: Inferno features modified gameplay elements including camera, inventory system, and hero control which have all been reworked for maximum immersion and fun. In addition, Alone in the Dark: Inferno includes an all-new action packed stage revealing a previously unseen boss enemy of epic proportions.

Modifications include:

• Full 360 degree camera control: enhanced camera controls allows complete freedom of the camera and better handling of third person movement for even more immersive gameplay enabling players to view the fire and mass destruction they are causing in all of its glory.
• Fine-tuned controls: quicker and smoother reactivity of the hero's movements in third person view increases the pace of the game and makes for faster, reflexive gameplay during tense fighting scenarios;
• Inventory system more accessible: more logical jacket inventory system with the ability to scroll rapidly through the inventory with the D-pad or analogue stick to combine objects.