Original sentence: Following the disastrous reception of Ride to Hell: Retribution, none of the other titles were released.In February 2013, the game was classified R18+ by the Australian Classification Board signalling that the game may be headed for release.In March 2013, another ACB classification was filed with the name "Cook's Mad Recipe", also sharing the same file number and numerous other details as the previous classification but this name was to be applied to downloadable content planned to be available for the game on or after launch.On 4 April 2013, Ride to Hell resurfaced as three games sharing the same theme and branding: Ride to Hell: Retribution on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC, a beat-em-up with a biker theme, handled by Eutechnyx and released on 25 June 2013; Ride to Hell: Route 666 on PSN (PlayStation 3)  and XBLA (Xbox 360), focusing on road combat, and handled by Black Forest Games; and Ride To Hell: Beatdown, aimed at mobile platforms
Edited sentence: Following the disastrous reception of Ride to Hell: Retribution, none of the other titles were released, (although Ride to Hell: Route 666 was originally to be launched in June 2013).In February 2013 the game was classified R18+ by the Australian Classification Board signalling that the game may be headed for release.In March 2013, the name of the game was thought to have been changed to "Cook's Mad Recipe", as indicated by another ACB classification with the same file number and numerous other details as the previous classification  but it later emerged that this name was to be applied to downloadable content planned to be available for the game on or after launch.On 4 April 2013 Ride to Hell resurfaced as three games sharing the same theme and branding: Ride to Hell: Retribution on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC, a beat-em-up with a biker theme, handled by Eutechnyx and released on 25 June 2013; Ride to Hell: Route 666 on PSN (PlayStation 3)  and XBLA (Xbox 360), focusing on road combat, and handled by Black Forest Games; and Ride To Hell: Beatdown, aimed at mobile platforms