L.A. Noire, Beaterator pushed back to FY 2009
In the same analyst conference call that revealed plans for a Bioshock sequel, Take-Two chairman Strauss Zelnick announced that the releases for two of the company’s PlayStation titles have been pushed back to fiscal year 2009.
The first delayed title is L.A. Noire for the Sony PlayStation 3. This Team Bondi project will reportedly be set in late-1940s Los Angeles. The decidedly film noir-style game will have players trying to solve a chain of murders.
Rockstar Leeds‘ PlayStation Portable title Beaterator, a music game made in collaboration with hip hop producer Timbaland, has also been delayed. Here’s what Zelnick had to say about the delays:
Right now we’re just pushing out the release date, and we’ll be more specific as we have more information. We are continuing to develop the titles, and I think our decision was driven in part by the fact that we have such a strong release schedule for ’08 and a pretty robust one.
Via Shacknews
In the same analyst conference call that revealed plans for a Bioshock sequel, Take-Two chairman Strauss Zelnick announced that the releases for two of the company’s PlayStation titles have been pushed back to fiscal year 2009.
The first delayed title is L.A. Noire for the Sony PlayStation 3. This Team Bondi project will reportedly be set in late-1940s Los Angeles. The decidedly film noir-style game will have players trying to solve a chain of murders.
Rockstar Leeds‘ PlayStation Portable title Beaterator, a music game made in collaboration with hip hop producer Timbaland, has also been delayed. Here’s what Zelnick had to say about the delays:
Right now we’re just pushing out the release date, and we’ll be more specific as we have more information. We are continuing to develop the titles, and I think our decision was driven in part by the fact that we have such a strong release schedule for ’08 and a pretty robust one.
Via Shacknews
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