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Plants vs Zombies to Hit Android Soon

The popular RTS will hit the Android Market in the next couple of months.

Sriram Gurunathan|May 05, 2011, 23:42:43 IST

A couple of months ago, it was announced that popular casual game developers PopCap Games would be porting their games over to Android. Today, they have announced via Twitter that smash-hit Plants vs. Zombies will be hitting Android in the next couple of months.

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A tweet by the popcap_games account said, “Ah, many requests for PvZ Android – it will be releasing soon folks! In the first half of 2011 – that’s within the next 2 months”. We think it’s quite safe to say Angry Birds has some competition, though just how many have not played PvZ on the absolute deluge of platforms it has already released for is a matter of contention.

Either way, more games for any platform can be only a good thing so we’re looking forward to this. Thanks to Phandroid for the heads up!

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