But the release date isn’t decided quite yet, Sony confirms to MCV
Sony has told MCV that God of War III’s release date is not yet set in stone in the UK, though March 19th is looking increasingly likely to be the day that Kratos makes his next-gen debut on these shores.
In the last hour reports had started circulating that Sony had rubber-stamped the March 19th date for the UK.
However, a SCE UK spokesperson has told MCV that it is “tracking March 19th for the UK release” though apparently this is “not 100 per cent confirmed at the moment”.
Retailer HMV had previously listed the title for a March 19th release, though rival GAME had pegged March 20th as the official release date.
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and the moral of the story is
Always check with your source first. :)
and the point is ?
if its not confirmed this is more like a rumor than a story ?? no ?
The point is
As we've quoted a Sony rep, then no, it's not a rumour. I think the point is quite explicitly stated - the release date has not yet been confirmed, but it looks very likely.
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