Starcraft 2 Forum

dnC.panic hat geschrieben:wenn man sich den bericht von TeamLiquid so durchliest, deutet vieles darauf hin das wir nächste woche den blizzcast und das datum des betabeginns zu gesicht kriegen werden ( mein englisch is nich grad das beste, aber wenn man liest das niemand was von der pressekonferenz bis montag veröffentlichen darf, klingt das interessant ). könnte auch ein fake seitens blizzard sein, aber an der zeit wärs langsam

/discuss

mfg

Malebolgia hat geschrieben:Bei Amazon steht atm 26.September. ^^

Pogoist hat geschrieben:

Malebolgia hat geschrieben:Bei Amazon steht atm 26.September. ^^

bei amazon steht i.d.R. viel schrott. auf das, was die schreiben, würd ich mich nicht verlassen.

Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones)--Activision Blizzard Inc. (ATVI) will delay releasing its new "Singularity" shooting game until 2010, the company said amid speculation it will push back the release of another potential top-selling videogame.

Activision, based in Santa Monica, Calif., now plans to release "Singularity" in the first calendar quarter next year, instead of September. Activision's reason is that it doesn't want to provide any unnecessary competition for "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2," the highly anticipated Activision game available at around the same time that "Singularity" was to be released.

Separately, Sterne Agee analyst Arvind Bhatia sees Activision delaying the release of "Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty," due in October and expected to sell around three million copies. The launch of an early version of the game was delayed, making it "increasingly appear" the general release date also will get pushed back to 2010, Bhatia said.

An Activision spokesman had no comment on any potential delay of "Starcraft."

The cumulative effect of the "Singularity" delay and a rumored pushback of "Starcraft" may be a positive for Activision, even though it could be removing two potential top-selling games from its all-important holiday shopping-season slate, analysts said.

Whatever Activision may lose by not selling "Singularity" in September will be more than made up for by sales of "Call of Duty" and Activision's "Prototype" game, which was released June 9 and is tracking better than expected, analysts said.

"Despite the delay, Activision maintains the best second-half release date," said Jess Lubert, a Brean Murray Carret & Co. analyst.

-By Ben Charny, Dow Jones Newswires; 415-765-8230; ben.charny@dowjones.com

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

July 09, 2009 17:57 ET (21:57 GMT)

We're still targeting the end of the year for the launch of StarCraft II and we're also still targeting this summer for the start of the beta, so none of that's changed on this end. We're still looking to ship the game by the end of the year. If that changes, we'll let you guys know, but that's how things are looking right now.

If that changes, we'll let you guys know, but that's how things are looking right now.

If that changes, we'll let you guys know

Sorry folks but we can't make it this year but behold a greater game experience in 2010

Das heist, das Blizzard momentan denkt, das sie dann fertig werden.