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"Alice 3 could be funded on Kickstarter if there&amp;#039;s enough interest, American McGee has revealed. Taking to Facebook, the Alice and Alice: Madness Returns creator asked fans whether or not they would back a sequel, before revealing that Electronic Arts currently has the rights.   &amp;quot;Alice Fans, questions for you: If we could get the rights from EA, would you play Alice 3?&amp;quot; McGee asks. &amp;quot;If you&amp;#039;d play Alice 3, would you back it on Kickstarter? &amp;quot;If you said &amp;#039;yes&amp;#039; to those two things, make some noise - I&amp;#039;m trying to gauge interest in case I happen to discuss this with EA during GDC in 2 weeks. The more interest there is, the more seriously they&amp;#039;ll take the conversation,&amp;quot; he concludes. So far the post has been liked almost 1,000 times, shared close to 300 times and has generated hundreds of positive comments.  American McGee&amp;#039;s Alice takes place after the events of Lewis Carroll&amp;#039;s  Through the Looking-Glass and sees an institutionalised Alice enter a twisted version of Wonderland. The aim of the third-person platformer is to save Wonderland and restore Alice&amp;#039;s sanity. A sequel, titled Alice: Madness Returns, was released on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC in 2011. &amp;gt; Read Digital Spy&amp;#039;s Alice: Madness Returns review Watch a trailer for American McGee&amp;#039;s Alice below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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