Tue, Sep 28, 2010 | 16:16 BST
Two Worlds II delayed into January 2011 for “heavyweight” QA
Two Worlds II has been delayed again, this time into January 2011.
According to Joystiq, Southpeak plans used the extra time to do some “heavyweight quality assurance” so the game’s “absolutely flawless” at launch.
Reality Pump and Southpeak originally had the game slated for September, before moving it into October but now, you’ll just have to wait until next year, intrepid adventurers.
A new release date is expected to be announced for Australia, New Zealand and the UK “in the near future”.
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Posted in: PC, PS3, RPG, Southpeak, Xbox 360
Tags: Reality Pump, two worlds, two worlds 2, Two Worlds II
5 comments
#1
DrDamn
28/09/10, 2:59 pm
Quality *&* Assurance?
#2
spiderLAW
28/09/10, 3:14 pm
Wow…all these games getting pushed into the first 3 months of next year…..jeez
#3
Moonwalker1982
28/09/10, 3:24 pm
On their facebook they say its understandable that it may be frustrating that europe is potentially getting the game before US and UK.. potentially? Be clear!!!!!
#4
Quiiick
28/09/10, 3:26 pm
“Q&A” = Questions and Answers.
“QA” = Quality Assurance.
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Moonwalker1982
28/09/10, 3:32 pm
I am european so its no problem for me, if the don’t delay this for europe as well, but i can understand people being dissapointed and them importing it is understandable too.
Apparently Divinity II didn’t come out in the US at the same time with europe, but months later. I just don’t get it why they say they are polishing the US and UK versions and release the game in europe in october. Will we get a buggy version?