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09-22-2009, 06:00 PM
Just when it seemed like we had a handle on the holiday release schedule, another game has been delayed into 2010. Activision has announced the Blur has been pushed to next year, where it will compete for time with a host of high-profile releases.
"We are committed to making Blur a great new racing franchise, and we are very encouraged by the game's design," said Activision president and CEO Mike Griffith (via Yahoo Finance).
"The additional time will allow the studio to fully optimize the vision they set out to create for Blur including a distinctive and groundbreaking multiplayer mode that will appeal to a broad audience."
Blur was originally slated to be released in November alongside competition including Need for Speed: Shift. Instead, it will be competing with the likes of BioShock 2 and Splinter Cell: Conviction.
We'll let you know when we have a new release date.
"We are committed to making Blur a great new racing franchise, and we are very encouraged by the game's design," said Activision president and CEO Mike Griffith (via Yahoo Finance).
"The additional time will allow the studio to fully optimize the vision they set out to create for Blur including a distinctive and groundbreaking multiplayer mode that will appeal to a broad audience."
Blur was originally slated to be released in November alongside competition including Need for Speed: Shift. Instead, it will be competing with the likes of BioShock 2 and Splinter Cell: Conviction.
We'll let you know when we have a new release date.