They pushed it back a month to avoid competition with Master of Orion III
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The race for the galaxy is coming…soon.
Montreal, Quebec. January 28, 2003 – Publisher Strategy First and Developer
Stardock announced today that the release date for their upcoming 4X
space-based strategy game, Galactic Civilizations, has been updated to March
25, 2003.
The decision to hold back the release of Galactic Civilizations came after
the recent delay of Quicksilver/Infogrames’s Master of Orion 3.
“Gamers have been waiting a long time for the next generation of space based
strategy games to arrive. By ensuring that these two games come out at
different times, players will have the opportunity to get to know each of
them,” said Brad Wardell, Project Lead on Galactic Civilizations at
Stardock.
“As a result of our close relationship with Infogrames we’ve been given this
unique opportunity that will benefit both of these games and their fans,”
says Steve Milburn, Director of Marketing for Strategy First. “They are so
different in so many ways that we feel the best thing for fans of this genre
is to give them time to enjoy each game on its own.”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The race for the galaxy is coming…soon.
Montreal, Quebec. January 28, 2003 – Publisher Strategy First and Developer
Stardock announced today that the release date for their upcoming 4X
space-based strategy game, Galactic Civilizations, has been updated to March
25, 2003.
The decision to hold back the release of Galactic Civilizations came after
the recent delay of Quicksilver/Infogrames’s Master of Orion 3.
“Gamers have been waiting a long time for the next generation of space based
strategy games to arrive. By ensuring that these two games come out at
different times, players will have the opportunity to get to know each of
them,” said Brad Wardell, Project Lead on Galactic Civilizations at
Stardock.
“As a result of our close relationship with Infogrames we’ve been given this
unique opportunity that will benefit both of these games and their fans,”
says Steve Milburn, Director of Marketing for Strategy First. “They are so
different in so many ways that we feel the best thing for fans of this genre
is to give them time to enjoy each game on its own.”
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