There's no official word from Rockstar Games or its parent company Take Two Interactive but Eurogamer, reporting from the exhibit floor of the Games Convention today, states that posters with the Bully logo have been spotted along with a German language note at the bottom that translates in English to "Coming soon to the PC."

In case you might not be familiar with the game, Bully is set in a fictional boarding school where the player attends classes, deals with other classmates and also has to deal with school bullies. It's one of the more talked about open world action games in recent years. Released first for the PS2 in the fall of 2006, the game got slammed by non-gamer critics long before the title was even released, claiming that the game would encourage bullies in real life. Noted game critic Jack Thompson tried unsuccessfully to bar the game from being sold in his home state of Florida. in the end, Bully got high review marks from game critics. Earlier this year the Wii and Xbox 360 got their own version of Bully with extra content. There's no word yet on what extra content, if any, the Bully PC port will receive.