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Champions Online postponed to the end of Summer
Champions online is now officially postponed: It won’t be launched on July 14th but on September 1st. The announcement was made by Bill Roper on an official post at Cryptic Studios’ website, and we quote:
“It is critically important for an MMO to be as good as it possibly can be at launch. Through our constant dialogue with our vocal and supportive community of beta testers, we quickly realized that in order to implement certain features that we all considered important the development of Champions Online would require more time. So that’s what we’re going to give it. Cryptic has a proven track record of releasing solid games and we want to maintain that with Champions Online”.
For those who still haven’t heard of Champions Online, its a Superhero based MMORPG developed by the same team that developed City of Heroes and City of Villains, and it also has the presence of Bill Roper, famous by his work on Diablo and Starcraft.
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