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Alone in the Dark delayed, now dated for June

April 03, 2008 in News comments 6

Atari has confirmed today that the fifth Alone in the Dark title, originally penned for a May release, will now be delayed until June in order to fix bugs and add extra polish.

In what’s looking like being one of the darkest, creepiest videogames to be heading to the videogaming world in 2008, Atari has unveiled a fresh set of images for the so-called apocalyptic action blockbuster, originally planned for launch in May, but now currently penned down for release on June 20 and June 24 in Europe and North America respectively.
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    tidus04 Apr 3, 08
    Accoring to this article the release date only occurs to the XBOX360/PC/PS2/Wii for the 20th June where as the PS3 version is not listed as the 24th but more as still TBC 2008. =/
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    Fusion Apr 3, 08
    This game better be a damn good one, considering how many delays there have been.
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      jmac353 Apr 3, 08
      Most of the time games aren't delayed to make them better. As in, they aren't tweaking the gameplay. Delays usually come down to technical issues like performance and bugs. So really it's difficult to say that a game should be better just because it's been delayed so many times.
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    Seproth Apr 3, 08
    This is the one experimenting with episodic content right? As opposed to like an 8-20 hour game you get episodes as they release.

    I might have it confused with another game. But it's survival horror for sure.
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    Jai Poke Manic Apr 5, 08
    The other games where fun but quite hard to figure out stuff wich makes the game even better.It better be good.

    ~Jai~
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    theundertakergonzo Apr 5, 08
    Disapointing it had to be pushed back but never the less the wait can't hurt, just makes us more eager for the game.

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