Activision has announced that "The company is moving Blur from 2009 to give the development team more time to enhance the game's innovative and distinctive online multiplayer gameplay."
Blur, in case you need reminding is the new racer with power-ups from PGR developer, Bizarre Creations.
Also included in the release was the following - following the company's statement that it expects earnings of $4.5 billion for 2009, "Nonetheless, because of the continuing uncertainty in the global economic climate and the difficult retail environment anticipated during the 2009 holiday season, Activision Blizzard urges investors to be cautious and prudent in evaluating the company's forecasts and projections."
Of the game, Activision Publishing CEO says, "The additional time will allow the studio to fully optimize the vision they set out to create for Blur including a distinctive and groundbreaking multiplayer mode that will appeal to a broad audience."
Blur, in case you need reminding is the new racer with power-ups from PGR developer, Bizarre Creations.
Also included in the release was the following - following the company's statement that it expects earnings of $4.5 billion for 2009, "Nonetheless, because of the continuing uncertainty in the global economic climate and the difficult retail environment anticipated during the 2009 holiday season, Activision Blizzard urges investors to be cautious and prudent in evaluating the company's forecasts and projections."
Of the game, Activision Publishing CEO says, "The additional time will allow the studio to fully optimize the vision they set out to create for Blur including a distinctive and groundbreaking multiplayer mode that will appeal to a broad audience."
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