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Unreal Tournament 3 Release Date Revealed

June 02, 2007 in News comments 7

Unreal Tournament 3, the latest iteration of the franchise form Epic Games, creators of Gears of War, is slated for an early September launch in the US, while European gamers will have to wait until the end of the month.

For those of you gamers who've been patiently waiting to get your hands on Epic's upcoming frag-fest, Unreal Tournament 3, industry insiders are now stating a September 3rd release for the US and September 28 for Europe. The date for the release seemed to always be TBA 2007, so now that we have some solid dates keep an eye out of this sure-fire hit.


Published by: Midway Games

Developed by: Epic Games

Genre: First-Person Shooter
Release Date:
US: September 3, 2007
Europe: September 28, 2007

MSRP: GBP £34.99
Also Available On: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
Features: Online
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    Storm Jun 2, 07
    Sweet. Early September's a good time for me, just starting classes so no exams or anything to worry about then.
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    Ameer Jun 2, 07
    September's looking like it's the month for new games. And I couldn't be happier, seeing as by birthday is early September.
  • 0
    StarJet Jun 3, 07
    Cool. Wonder what specs it would need. Would it work in a FX5200 256MB? Doesn't seem so though.
  • 0
    Will Baxter Jun 3, 07
    Cool, thanks for the information Ameer, I sure think it woll be a succesfull venue, but why september?, most kids go back to school then
  • 0
    Tom Jun 3, 07
    Oh dear, as much as this looks to be very successful, Unreal Tournament reminds me of the angry German kid now. Thanks for the info, Ameer.
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    Xenctuary Jun 3, 07
    Shame about the wait for the European release, but this certainly is shaping up to be a great title.
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    iLLmatic Jun 3, 07
    What ISN'T coming out in September?? This is ridiculous now. I have car and condo bills to pay too, developers!

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