Alpha Protocol delay official |
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| BY Rain Anderson Oct. 6th, 2009 | More on: |
Sega’s espionage RPG Alpha Protocol was supposed be out today. It is not. Why? No one knows. And Sega isn’t talking.
There were ramblings of a possible delay over a week ago but Sega and developer Obsidian kept quiet. And now, without any announcement or official word, the game’s page on Sega’s US site has been updated with a “Q2 2010″ release window for all platforms (the UK page still displays the October 2009 release).
The game was delayed for eight months once before, from January 2009 to October, and it looks like wanna-be spies have several more months of waiting to do. Hopefully we’ll get an official statement soon.
October 6th, 2009
at 5:12 pm
That’s a really crappy way to handle a delay, Sega!
October 27th, 2009
at 12:46 pm
I think that if a company is going to release a game on a date they need to do so. Instead of making people waite. My son per ordered this game a few weeks ago and know that it isn’t going to be coming out for another several months he can’t get a refund so I hope that the store he purchased it from doesn’t go out of business.