'Crackdown 3' Has Been Pushed Back to 2019
The troubled game has another setback.
Crackdown 3 has long gained a reputation for its delays and now there’s reports that the action game has received another setback. The game, developed by British studio Sumo Digital, was first announced at 2014’s E3 event, with a scheduled release date of November 2017. It was then delayed to Spring 2018 and now has been pushed back to 2019, according to Kotaku.
The reason for the 2019 release date has been severe development struggles, which likely weren’t helped by an unsure showing at E3 2017. The delays have been a problem for Microsoft, who’s Xbox first-party offerings are relatively slim compared to Sony’s PlayStation 4. E3 takes place on June 10, so an official statement will most likely be out then.
In related news, a new Diablo game is coming.
