Nintendo has revealed that the American dates for two of its most anticipated GameCube titles have slipped back by several months.
Specifically, F-Zero, the racing sequel co-developed with Sega’s Amusement Vision studio, has shifted from June this year to August 25, and Wario World, co-developed with Treasure, has moved from its May slot to June 23.
It is thought that F-Zero has been tactically delayed, to increase TriForce Arcade play and to build excitement for the end of year games rush.
We’ll keep you fully updated on how the games fare.
Specifically, F-Zero, the racing sequel co-developed with Sega’s Amusement Vision studio, has shifted from June this year to August 25, and Wario World, co-developed with Treasure, has moved from its May slot to June 23.
It is thought that F-Zero has been tactically delayed, to increase TriForce Arcade play and to build excitement for the end of year games rush.
We’ll keep you fully updated on how the games fare.
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