Normchacho on 14 June 2016
At this years E3 conference Sony showed several games that showed the tagline in the title. As far as I'm aware we've never seen this before, and it seems to have replaced and tentative release windows such as "Coming 2016" ect.
Personally, I like that. I'd much rather not get a release date/window than get one that's going to be missed. I mean, look at the list of games that have been delayed in the last 12-18 months.
- Uncharted 4
- Quantum Break
- Recore
- Horizon
- Scalebound
- Crackdown 3
- Mass Effect
- Zelda U
- Persona 5
- Yooka-Laylee
- Cuphead
- Dead Island 2
- Homefront
- Mirrors Edge
- Halo Wars 2
- The Division
- Alienation
That's a huge list of games and I could still be missing some. So, why not just...not give us a release date when they announce a game? It's not like they seem to be able to hit them anyways. This way, when these games do get dates. They'll be more likely to hit them.
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