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ZX6Master said:It'll get pushed back to late Summer or early Fall. Mark my words.
ZX6Master said:It'll get pushed back to late Summer or early Fall. Mark my words.
Filter said:the official word was.
the game was finished but when they got the finaly dev kit hardware they didnt relize how powerfull the xbox 360 was so they went back in and are reworking some stuff to make it better etc.
ZX6Master said:...and Half-Life 2 was really delayed because the source code was stolen
If they were trying to maximize the power of the Xbox 360 because they thought they could do better, they'd keep this game in development for four more years.
I've forgotten which developer said it, but there comes a time when you've got to accept what you got and release the title. If developers kept games in studio until they had everything they wanted in the game, store shelves would be bare.
ZX6Master said:...and Half-Life 2 was really delayed because the source code was stolen
If they were trying to maximize the power of the Xbox 360 because they thought they could do better, they'd keep this game in development for four more years.
I've forgotten which developer said it, but there comes a time when you've got to accept what you got and release the title. If developers kept games in studio until they had everything they wanted in the game, store shelves would be bare.
Chomp said:They didn't say they were going to maximize the power, just make better use of it. I read an article that said there were issues with the frame rate and pop-up, which would have made it into the final game if they released it on nov 22. The article went on to say that the content is finished, and now it is just being optimized and bugs are being worked out.
True, no game will ever be perfect and they have to draw the line and release it sometime, but in many cases delaying the game allows for a much better one. Pretty much all of the good nintendo games are delayed, but they always turn out to be classics. Good developers choose a release date as a goal to keep production going smoothly. Good developers also will take any "extra" time they can to really finish/polish their games.
Chomp said:I read an article that said there were issues with the frame rate and pop-up, which would have made it into the final game if they released it on nov 22. The article went on to say that the content is finished, and now it is just being optimized and bugs are being worked out.
ZX6Master said:This game was originally supposed to be released...when? Late Summer/Early Fall of 2005? It doesn't take six months to optimize a game that is "finished". I understand that there isn't a button somewhere that they can press to tighten things up, but that's bullshit.
Developers rarely ever tell you the truth about what they're doing. Why? Because if they told you the game wasn't done at the time that they previously said it would be, you would lose faith. By saying they're holding it back to be "optimized", it makes them seem like some noble entity that is trying to get the best product out to people.
You can pretty much bet the farm on this game having serious issues when it is released, regardless of 5~6 months of "optimizing".