Gran Turismo 5 Stalls On The Grid - March Release in Japan Delayed
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Seems a shame to start the day with bad news, but in an official release, Gran Turismo 5's launch date has been delayed, shifting from March in Japan, to TBA.
According to SCE, the new release date will be announced at a later time. They also issued an apology for any trouble caused by the delay.
GT5 was originally announced at E3 back in 2006 and has cost $60 million to make according to series creator, Kazunori Yamauchi. Not surprising considering the game features 20 exotic racing locations and over 1000 impeccably rendered cars. It's not exactly what you'd call a small undertaking.
How the delay will effect the proposed Summer 2010 release in the West is not yet known.
[Via Kotaku]
[Update] SCEE has since followed up news of the Japanese delay, stating that it is, "only applicable for the Japanese market."
They went on to say that, "SCEE will announce the launch date for this game in the PAL territories in due course."
So there you go. That Summer 2010 release might not be so far fetched after all. Fingers crossed.
[Via VG247]