As yet another indicator that Dead Or Alive 4 for the Xbox 360 is delayed, EB Games removed the title from its upcoming 360 bundles and replaced it with Call of Duty 2.
DOA4, the kickin’ fighter from Tecmo and Team Ninja was previously scheduled to ship with the Xbox 360 on the next-gen system’s launch date, Tuesday, November 22. Retailers then bumped the title back eight days to December 1, much to the chagrin of fighting buffs.
Activision’s WWII shooter, Call of Duty 2 is already gold and considered to be one of the Xbox 360’s premiere launch titles, but that may not be much of a consolidation to those that prefer a roundhouse kick to a Thompson machine gun.
As yet another indicator that Dead Or Alive 4 for the Xbox 360 is delayed, EB Games removed the title from its upcoming 360 bundles and replaced it with Call of Duty 2.
DOA4, the kickin’ fighter from Tecmo and Team Ninja was previously scheduled to ship with the Xbox 360 on the next-gen system’s launch date, Tuesday, November 22. Retailers then bumped the title back eight days to December 1, much to the chagrin of fighting buffs.
Activision’s WWII shooter, Call of Duty 2 is already gold and considered to be one of the Xbox 360’s premiere launch titles, but that may not be much of a consolidation to those that prefer a roundhouse kick to a Thompson machine gun.
