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The Sonic the Hedgehog live-action movie has just been delayed. The Paramount Studios-produced flick will now release on 14th February 2020. The news has come straight from movie director Jeff Fowler, via his Twitter channel. "Taking a little more time to make Sonic just right," he wrote, alongside the above image revealing the new release date. It follows the creative's previous announcement that the design of the CGI blue blur will see a complete revamp, after the project's initial trailer came under massive criticism. However, the delay announcement is welcome as many fans were concerned that the artists working on the film might have had to endure intense crunch to make it for the movie's original Fall 2019 date. Fowler used a hashtag in his tweet that suggested that VFX artists' time will indeed be respected. The choice of new date is particularly amusing, given that Tim Miller is associated with the Sonic movie project, who has previously used the Valentine's Day period to release Deadpool.
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It feels like we've been writing release date stories about Phantasy Star Online on Xbox forever... and finally, after many delays and much waiting, US players can finally go to the store and pick up a copy of Sonic Team's online RPG masterpiece for the Xbox. The Microsoft console port of the game was originally given a 25 February 2003 release in the West, after successfully launching in Japan on 16 January. However, it didn't materialise, and reports of delays started to circulate until it finally released today in the US. For the UK and Europe, the wait continues however. Anyway, it should be a great version of the Ragol-exploring multiplayer adventure, with Xbox Live features baked in such as voice chat and broadband support included. Just remember that you will need an Xbox Live subscription in order to access the online portion of the game, on top of SEGA' own Hunter License subscription. Happy hunting! Via GamerFeed
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Delay UK Sonic Advance 2 Release Date Delayed for Game Boy Advance SP
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Any UK Sonic fans looking forward to Sonic Advance 2's launch today? Well our day is about to be ruined, sadly, as online retailers have announced a delayed release date for the game. It will now be hitting stores a week from now - Friday 28th March. Why? Well, the logical reason points to Nintendo's upcoming launch of its revised Game Boy Advance system, the GBA SP. This clamshell device is looking to make a big splash in the UK and Europe, so it seems Infogrames is pushing back Sonic Advance 2 so that it can ride the positive wave that will come with a new console launch day. A real shame, but what can you do? See you guys in a week, we guess. Via Amazon, GAME-
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In news that might surprise no-one, Sonic Team has reportedly announced that the release date of Phantasy Star Online: Episode I & II on Gamecube has been delayed. Originally the game was due to hit Japanese store shelves in the Spring, but according to The Magic Box the new launch will take place in the Summer. Fans of PSO will be used to delays by now, as we've had to endure several pushbacks over the years - firstly for PSO version 2 on Dreamcast in Japan, then several times for the same game's release in the West. So, this latest news is pretty much just continuing a time-honoured tradition at this point. Doesn't make it suck any less though. Source: The Magic Box
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So many PSO Version 2 delays! This time it's the US version of the game that's being held back, originally due to release on July 10th but has recently changed to 'TBD' (To Be Determined) on SEGA's official website. It's likely that the game won't see light of day in the West until August or September.
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After an initial delay to beef up security to the game's netcode, SEGA has announced that Phantasy Star Online Version 2's release date has been pushed back again in Japan. Sonic Team revealed that the game will now see domestic release on June 7th, owing to the discovery of a number of gameplay bugs that occur when playing over a network. It was previously slated for May 31st, and originally planned for a May 17th launch. As for the US version of the game, we still don't have a clue. SEGA is keeping tight-lipped about any sort of schedule, but word on the street is that we could see it appear come mid-Summer.
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Sonic Team leader Yuji Naka revealed at Game Jam that Phantasy Star Online Version 2 will be slightly delayed in Japan. It was due to release on May 17, but will instead launch at the end of the month, May 31. The reason for the delay, according to PSO World, is to improve the game's anti-cheating and security measures. There's no word on a US or European release date, but keep checking in for up to the minute updates! Source: PSO World
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Well, Dreamkey 2.0 has now been delayed to 2001, as you can tell by the title (uh-huh). Sega has decided to make the new Internet application even better by adding new features. In case you didn't know already, Dreamkey 2.0 already has the potential for new accessories such as an Instant Messenger program (like Yahoo! or MSN), and with this you can send and receive messages from anyone else in the world (assuming they're online too of course). A clever feature is the ability to send voice messages to each other. Neat, eh? There's also a smaller on-screen keyboard, and support for the soon to arrive Dreamcast mouse. 'So what else needs to be added on? It seems perfect enough' I hear you cry. Sega are holding the disc back in order to implement something that was sorely lacking in the first Dreamkey disc - multimedia support. At this time, the new Dreamkey disc supports Flash 3 and only a small amount of Javascript, so Sega has decided to push the release back to Easter 2001 so that more multimedia support will be added. For now, let's just use Chu Chu Rocket...
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As a heads up for folk buying physically, the game is delayed in most EMEA territories for the time being.
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The Sonic the Hedgehog live-action movie has just been delayed. The Paramount Studios-produced flick will now release on 14th February 2020. The news has come straight from movie director Jeff Fowler, via his Twitter channel. "Taking a little more time to make Sonic just right," he wrote, alongside the above image revealing the new release date. It follows the creative's previous announcement that the design of the CGI blue blur will see a complete revamp, after the project's initial trailer came under massive criticism. However, the delay announcement is welcome as many fans were concerned that the artists working on the film might have had to endure intense crunch to make it for the movie's original Fall 2019 date. Fowler used a hashtag in his tweet that suggested that VFX artists' time will indeed be respected. The choice of new date is particularly amusing, given that Tim Miller is associated with the Sonic movie project, who has previously used the Valentine's Day period to release Deadpool. View full story
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It feels like we've been writing release date stories about Phantasy Star Online on Xbox forever... and finally, after many delays and much waiting, US players can finally go to the store and pick up a copy of Sonic Team's online RPG masterpiece for the Xbox. The Microsoft console port of the game was originally given a 25 February 2003 release in the West, after successfully launching in Japan on 16 January. However, it didn't materialise, and reports of delays started to circulate until it finally released today in the US. For the UK and Europe, the wait continues however. Anyway, it should be a great version of the Ragol-exploring multiplayer adventure, with Xbox Live features baked in such as voice chat and broadband support included. Just remember that you will need an Xbox Live subscription in order to access the online portion of the game, on top of SEGA' own Hunter License subscription. Happy hunting! View full story
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Delay UK Sonic Advance 2 Release Date Delayed for Game Boy Advance SP
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Any UK Sonic fans looking forward to Sonic Advance 2's launch today? Well our day is about to be ruined, sadly, as online retailers have announced a delayed release date for the game. It will now be hitting stores a week from now - Friday 28th March. Why? Well, the logical reason points to Nintendo's upcoming launch of its revised Game Boy Advance system, the GBA SP. This clamshell device is looking to make a big splash in the UK and Europe, so it seems Infogrames is pushing back Sonic Advance 2 so that it can ride the positive wave that will come with a new console launch day. A real shame, but what can you do? See you guys in a week, we guess. Via Amazon, GAME View full story-
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In news that might surprise no-one, Sonic Team has reportedly announced that the release date of Phantasy Star Online: Episode I & II on Gamecube has been delayed. Originally the game was due to hit Japanese store shelves in the Spring, but according to The Magic Box the new launch will take place in the Summer. Fans of PSO will be used to delays by now, as we've had to endure several pushbacks over the years - firstly for PSO version 2 on Dreamcast in Japan, then several times for the same game's release in the West. So, this latest news is pretty much just continuing a time-honoured tradition at this point. Doesn't make it suck any less though. Source: The Magic Box View full story
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So many PSO Version 2 delays! This time it's the US version of the game that's being held back, originally due to release on July 10th but has recently changed to 'TBD' (To Be Determined) on SEGA's official website. It's likely that the game won't see light of day in the West until August or September. View full story
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After an initial delay to beef up security to the game's netcode, SEGA has announced that Phantasy Star Online Version 2's release date has been pushed back again in Japan. Sonic Team revealed that the game will now see domestic release on June 7th, owing to the discovery of a number of gameplay bugs that occur when playing over a network. It was previously slated for May 31st, and originally planned for a May 17th launch. As for the US version of the game, we still don't have a clue. SEGA is keeping tight-lipped about any sort of schedule, but word on the street is that we could see it appear come mid-Summer. View full story
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Sonic Team leader Yuji Naka revealed at Game Jam that Phantasy Star Online Version 2 will be slightly delayed in Japan. It was due to release on May 17, but will instead launch at the end of the month, May 31. The reason for the delay, according to PSO World, is to improve the game's anti-cheating and security measures. There's no word on a US or European release date, but keep checking in for up to the minute updates! Source: PSO World View full story
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Well, Dreamkey 2.0 has now been delayed to 2001, as you can tell by the title (uh-huh). Sega has decided to make the new Internet application even better by adding new features. In case you didn't know already, Dreamkey 2.0 already has the potential for new accessories such as an Instant Messenger program (like Yahoo! or MSN), and with this you can send and receive messages from anyone else in the world (assuming they're online too of course). A clever feature is the ability to send voice messages to each other. Neat, eh? There's also a smaller on-screen keyboard, and support for the soon to arrive Dreamcast mouse. 'So what else needs to be added on? It seems perfect enough' I hear you cry. Sega are holding the disc back in order to implement something that was sorely lacking in the first Dreamkey disc - multimedia support. At this time, the new Dreamkey disc supports Flash 3 and only a small amount of Javascript, so Sega has decided to push the release back to Easter 2001 so that more multimedia support will be added. For now, let's just use Chu Chu Rocket... View full story
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