Inversion Delayed

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12:47 PM on 5/25/2012 by Andrew Gaskill

Once again, space and time have warped around the gravity manipulation game, Inversion, causing another delay. According to Eurogamer, the game has been pushed to July. It was supposed to launch on June 5th. This is the 63rd delay for the game, the first most notably coming in August of 1981, when the title was originally scheduled to arrive on the Atari 2600. I bet the delay will give Saber Interactive a chance to make it even better, assuring us a polished co-op experience.

Inversion supports two play local or online co-op. Someday, hopefully soon, it will be available for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

Source: Eurogamer.net

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bapenguin
12:54 PM
5/25/2012

Or Xbox 3 and PlayStation 4

Mugsy
5:56 PM
5/25/2012

I hope they don't end up releasing it at the same time as Borderlands 2... that would kill their sales. I reckon they should just push it out to past Colonial Marines like 3 months afterwards so when people are looking for another console co-op game to play.

comacoma
10:48 PM
5/27/2012

I like how Andrew is making fun of Inversion.

I doubt Saber Interactive can deliver some good product. Their TimeShift was atrocious unimaginative nonsense with features that don't work (and don't needed). Battle For Los Angeles was borderline awful (and they keep on saying that 10 bucks justify the super-low quality of their hour-long torture (while there is hl2ep2 for 7 bucks).

Cubninja
3:39 PM
5/30/2012

Whoops. Looks like I was wrong. It happens all the time, just usually not in print. Sorry, gang!

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