[ut3] Linux port delayed due to legal problems?
Daniel Heitmann
angeluz at muenster.de
Thu Dec 6 09:29:53 EST 2007
That's likely, but I'd say it was more of a Midway-thing than Epic.
Throughout the first two quarters of 2007 the Epic-guys always mentioned
the intention of releasing a great and perfectly tested game and that
they're releasing it in early 2008, if necessary. But after Crysis
getting a release-date and Midway calling all the time for a specific
date, they propably sold out and released the game in a non-desirable
status.
I'm just speculating here. If there's something more official about
that, I'd like to know.
Still: :-(
Jeff Dilcher wrote:
> Where is the announcement that the delay is due to legal problems?
>
> I had the impression, but no evidence, that the product was rushed out maybe a bit "early",
> so as not to miss out on the lucrative Christmas shopping frenzy. Had they not been
> pressured to get something out before Christmas, the entire product would have maybe been
> released a little later, but maybe would have had the Linux portion working, and an
> installer on the disc.
>
> I don't know if this has any basis in truth, but, you can imagine a conversation like:
>
> sales dept: Is it done yet? Christmas getting darned close!
> developers: No, still finishing up some things, including linux port
> sales dept: F*ck the linux port, those open source people hardly spend any money anyway,
> get something out the door now!
>
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