Singularity delayed until 2010

By Ellie Gibson Published 9 July, 2009

Due to interest in Mod War 2, says Acti.

Activision has delayed the release of Singularity, the time-bending shooter from Raven Software, until next year.

It's not because the game's not ready, oh no - it's because everyone's jumping up and down about another forthcoming title, according to Activision.

"The level of excitement for Infinity Ward's Modern Warfare 2 coming out of E3 well exceeded our expectations and therefore we have decided to move Raven's upcoming sci-fi first person action title, Singularity, from 2009 to Q1 2010," a spokesperson told GameSpot.

"We believe that the March quarter will provide a better opportunity to establish the new cutting-edge action IP as a 'must-have' title and clears the way for Modern Warfare 2 to dominate this holiday season."

Singularity is in development for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. It sees you taking on the role of a pilot who crashes on a mysterious island, and finds himself caught up in some sort of time travel nonsense. 4 8 15 16 23 42. For the full lowdown, read our recent preview.

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