Launches in North America this December, and in Europe in February.
Plus, it's apparently launching in the west 'super early' next year.
The result may be a system more attractive to third parties.
"Players should play what games are fun to them."
There's some stuff here that could be controversial...
Sounds like the combat could get pretty fierce...
'Usage models are different, financing is different.'
A move that respected customers.
Which is a strategy that has worked for Nintendo in the past.
The second expansion will launch next year.
One would hope it's not that expensive...
Most likely live by now.
The underrated support is in line for changes.
Base game and DLC can't be bought in the future.
Also defends against claims that DriveClub VR is a cash grab.
This would sort of undermine the entire reason for the delay...
It's not over till the fat lady sings.
Players are doubtless going to hope that this incident does not lead to a less mod friendly product from Bethesda.
That said, they may yet happen in the future.
But it doesn't sound like it will be happening any time soon.
