I Am Alive News

For:Xbox 360 Also On: PS3, PC Release Date: 2009

Ubisoft delays I Am Alive

NewsPosted 22/01/2009 - 5:44pm GMT

Due out sometime between April 09 and March 2010.

Mysterious disaster game I Am Alive won't be out before April this year, publisher Ubisoft has confirmed.

Earlier this week Ubisoft announced a surprise Q1 2009 release for the game, due out on Xbox 360 and PS3, suggesting it would be out before March.

However, in a hot-off-the-press release schedule update the publisher said: "I Am Alive will require further development time and will now bolster the line-up for 2009-10."

The game will be out some time between April 1, 2009 and March 31, 2010, Ubisoft's financial year.

Pretty much all we currently know about I Am Alive came from a GamesTM article earlier this month. We'll have more as we get it.

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Marink @ dav2612

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Originally Posted by dav2612

Better to delay it and release the game when they are happy with the quality.

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;)

I don't really know much about I Am Alive, anyway, to be honest.

Posted 18:45 on 25 January 2009

The problem is not the delay of the game, its the sloppyness of announcing a release period for the game and a delay in the same week. Now I don't believe the delay would have come as a complete surprise so why announce the release?

Posted 12:01 on 23 January 2009

CheekyLee

Allegedly, Shigeru Miyamoto once said :

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A delayed game is eventually good, a bad game is bad forever.

Wise words.

Posted 11:56 on 23 January 2009

pblive

agreed.

Posted 10:29 on 23 January 2009

dav2612

Better to delay it and release the game when they are happy with the quality.

Posted 10:27 on 23 January 2009

pblive

Loads of games get delayed, what's the issue?

I'm really looking forward to this game.

Posted 10:06 on 23 January 2009

CheekyLee

The Legend of Zelda : The Ocarina of Time didn't exactly suffer from being delayed by several months. I would rather a game gets held back so it's right, than be rushed out for a specific date and be like Fable II, full of bugs that REALLY should not have got through testing.

Posted 23:51 on 22 January 2009