New Plants vs Zombies a follow-up to Garden Warfare but 'Bigger & Bolder'; Game to be released early 2016

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The latest Plants vs Zombies will be a follow through of the last Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare. This time though the game which is distributed by Electronic Arts (EA), will be an improved version that will be available in the first quarter of 2016.

A report says Andrew Wilson, Chief Executive Officer of EA has confirmed on Tuesday that Plants vs. Zombies will be experienced in the fourth quarter of next year. The said period in EA's fiscal year refers to the months of January to March . The new game will be taken from Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare that became successful since it was launched last year. However, it will have a "bigger and bolder new console experience".

HAPPY BIRTHDAY PVZ

The announcement was made on Plants vs. Zombies anniversary which is on May 5. On Twitter, EA posted a greeting for Plants vs. Zombies 6th birthday. The game debuted in 2009. It posted a funny video clip of zombies who are on their way to a birthdayZ party they saw from a signage. The z in birthdayz emphasizes zombies. Outside the house where a surprise party is held, there is a sign that says "Birthday Cake Inside". One of the zombies who is carrying a cake drops it when he goes inside the house and sees that he is trapped by the plants. The zombie is then eaten by the plants. In the video, EA offers a celebration of birthdays from May 5 to 14 by making Plants vs. Zombies 2 free downloads available.

GARDEN WARFARE

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare was created by PopCap Games and was released in February 2014 in Xbox platforms and eventually in Playstations and on Windows PC. The new game mechanics meanwhile may be revealed during the Electronic Entertainment Expo or E3.

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