Er is helaas wat onzekerheid m.b.t. de nieuwe release van AA:SF, want [Dev]Kermit schrijft het volgende in het officiele forum:
Ander nieuws dan maar ... in 2005 zal een AA versie voor game consoles uitkomen:So, the bottom line is that a high frequency of betas means that we think we are getting closer to a stable version.
Now, before you all get excited about 2.1.0, I have to remind you we often treat our E3 build as complete version cycle, even if that build isn't actually going out the public. Remember version 1.8.0? Not unless you were at E3, since we didn't release that version to the public.
Right now we are indeed nearing the end of the version cycle for our E3 build. But I can't make any promises right now that the public release of 2.1.0 will come before E3 (Mid-May), or even that the version we are working on right now will be a public release. I'm not saying those things won't happen, I'm just saying that the decision is not mine.
Ubisoft, one of the world's largest video game publishers, and the U.S. Army, the world's premier land force, announced today that they have entered into a long-term agreement to develop and publish games based on the America's Army game.
This historic agreement will dramatically expand the reach of America's Army to the vast console game market. The partnership gives Ubisoft unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to the vast resources of the U.S. Army, to give console gamers the same realistic, action-packed, military experience players have enjoyed with the award-winning PC game.
Now, thanks to this agreement between Ubisoft and the U.S. Army, console gamers will be able to join the experience beginning in summer 2005.