Crysis 2 delayed until 2011

EA has confirmed that it has delayed the release of Crytek’s tech-heavy console shooter Crysis until the last quarter of its current financial year.

This means the game will not longer arrive before Christmas, as had been previously suggested, but will instead hit retail some time between January and March next year.

No reason was given for the slip, though it’s unlikely to be down to fear of the opposition. As the first release for the impressive PC IP on consoles, Crysis 2 is eagerly anticipated by gamers and is likely to perform very strongly.

More likely, perhaps, is that the Crytek team is being given more time to deliver on the hefty technical promises made of the title.

High-profile FPS titles still due out in the run-up to Christmas include Call of Duty: Black Ops, Medal of Honor, Halo Reach, Goldeneye and FEAR 3.

About MCV Staff

Check Also

trop [Industry news] Trophy Games Makes Its Largest Acquisition Ever - and Upgrades Its Outlook

[Industry news] Trophy Games Makes Its Largest Acquisition Ever – and Upgrades Its Outlook

The Danish publicly traded computer game company Trophy Games is acquiring the French game developer Playrion from Paradox Interactive. This is the largest acquisition in Trophy Games' history and will form the foundation for a new series of simulation games. At the same time, the company is raising its revenue expectations for the year to €22.8-€24.1 million . With the acquisition of French Playrion, Trophy Games gains 30 new employees and a new foundation for future growth.