After being announced at Microsoft’s E3 press conference with a 2018 release date , THQ Nordic has today announced that Metro Exodus has been delayed into the first quarter of 2019.
Metro Exodus turns 5 years old today, and has now sold over 10 Million copies.
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The Metro video game series started with a humble b-list title, before building a strong fanbase and becoming a pioneer in the industry.
PS Plus subscribers have a lot to play with the addition of Extra and Premium to their subscription service but some games are leaving the service as well.
How come content gets removed? Also why are there barely and ps1 ps2 ps3 games on there.
Dammit.
I think this is good news for potential sales. A game like this needs to get media and fan attention but that most likely can't happen during fall 2018 when you have so many AAA games
With recent success of games Launching early in the years and doing well, hopefully this will prove to publishers if your game is good it will sell well you don't need to just focus on holiday Season
I expect few more delays just because of RDR2 and its potential impact
Too many games in the fall so this works for me. Delays are a good idea sometimes and I wish more gamers understood that.
So far in 2018, I've only purchased two games.. Far Cry 5 and God of War.. not through lack of funds. Both great games. Bitterly disappointed about delay of Metro Exodus to 2019, along with Days Gone, and now the more likely delay of Borderlands 3 to 2019 too. What we are left with are the annual COD, Fifa, and regular new Battlefield incarnation, plus Red Dead Redemption 2, Tomb Raider, Spiderman (hope its not QTE riddled), Dreams. I'm praying that RDR2 has a more involved and interesting open world than the original. I'm hoping that Biomutant and Kingdom Hearts 3 get a 2018 release, and that Crackdown 3 lives up to its promise. Bar any genuine surprises at E3, its looking quite lean for this years releases for me. Roll on 2019..