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These days, most video game fans are sympathetic to delays. They recognise that more time makes for better games, and that game development is too complicated for anyone to accurately predict release dates very far in advance. So after a string of high-profile delays this week, including the role-playing game…
The PS4 sequel to The Last of Us will no longer be out in February, sources tell Kotaku. Publisher Sony has delayed The Last Of Us Part II to this spring, just a month after announcing a release date of February 21, 2020.
Remember when rumours of a No Man’s Sky delay led to outrage, fan hysteria and amateur detectives calling dozens of GameStops? Would you believe me if I told you the same thing just happened again?
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