Duke Nukem Forever is the exception, and to be honest I’m not even sure if it counts as a ‘delay’ when they started over with new game engines multiple times…
Depends on the proximity of the release date and the amount of delay honestly. A delay of only a few weeks very close to release tends to indicate that the release is going to be a mess, fortunately it is not the case here and the delay is significant.
A delayed game is eventually good, but a bad game is bad forever. (Very rare exceptions apply).
Duke Nukem Forever is the exception, and to be honest I’m not even sure if it counts as a ‘delay’ when they started over with new game engines multiple times…
Depends on the proximity of the release date and the amount of delay honestly. A delay of only a few weeks very close to release tends to indicate that the release is going to be a mess, fortunately it is not the case here and the delay is significant.