2.7 million players can't be wrong, huh?
Bungie confirmed that Halo: Reach will be released on September 14, 2010 worldwide. Well, except for Japan which will see the game a day after, September 15. After allowing almost 3 million players to beta-test the game, it will now be ready for its final release on September. An excerpt from Bungie's announcement...
"It's exceeded our expectations," said Bungie Studios community director Brian Jarrard of the beta, which ran from May 3 to May 20. "Our only real perspective going into this was the 'Halo 3' beta test, which had about 800,000 people," he continued. "We knew there were a couple million copies of 'ODST' out there, but we really didn't have any specific information that let us know what the population might be like."
"This is the most pressure we've ever been under," creative director Marcus Lehto said. "This is the biggest 'Halo' title we've ever made, and we're worried there's 'Halo' fatigue out there. That's why we set out to add new twists, and we're happy to see people enjoy it, but it was a huge risk for us to release what's essentially a work in progress to almost 3 million people."
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