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After months and months of delays Disaster: Day of Crisis finally has a release date, and European gamers will be thrilled to discover that they will be getting the game before America. It is slated for a European release on October the 24th.
An American release date has not yet been announced.
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Nintendo has dated Disaster: Day of Crisis for Europe, pegging the Wii action-adventure for October 24, curing it of its previously reported "indefinitely delayed" status.
From developers Monolith Soft (Baten Kaitos, Xenosaga), Disaster puts gamers in the shoes and beard of Raymond Bryce, retired U.S. Marine and former International Rescue Team operative, as he takes on terrorist organization SURGE and various natural disasters. "What kind of natural disasters?" you've clearly asked earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, hurricanes, with a dash of "roaring pyroclastic flow" thrown in.
Bryce will punch boxes, shoot bears and be manly as he tries to stop global destruction and rescue a brilliant but helpless woman.
No announcement yet on the stateside release date for Disaster: Day of Crisis. Nintendo of America's press site has removed all mention of the title, so we'll poke their flesh and blood resources for more details.
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- Disaster: Day of Crisis - confirmed for Europe on Oct. 24th (gonintendo.com)
- Disaster: Day of Crisis dated for Europe (nintendic.com)





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I hope it comes out this year in the US as well because I love Monolith.
I think I spoke a little to soon though; Disaster just got a release date for Sept. 25 in Japan.
The name of the company is MONOLITH SOFT, Soft is not there to identify which type of business it is, Its the actual name of the company, Idiot.
Also, the full name of the American Monolith is MONOLITH PRODUCTIONS, the word "productions" doesn't identify the business type either but is the actual name of the company as well. Both companies' full names can be shortened to just "Monolith," smartass.
This is getting ridiculously off topic, but if your want to continue some sort of grammer or word choice debate with me, I would gladly oblige.
Whats next? Project Hammer suddnly getting a November release?
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