Despite Haze having theoretical exclusivity to the PlayStation 3, there have been reports featuring an apparently legitimate list of future titles from Ubisoft. The list has it detailed for appearance on the PC and Xbox 360 on November 30th following its debut on November 23rd on PS3. However Eurogamer has been informed by an Ubisoft spokesperson that this schedule is incorrect. Whilst the PS3 release date remains the same, Haze still hasn’t been confirmed as a multiplatform title and thus the removal of its exclusive status is still, well, hazy.
It would be disappointing to see a much anticipated game lose its uniqueness and we really don’t want to accept it, but with its multiplatform release TBA it seems it’s going to happen sooner or later. Let’s hope it turns out to be later, or we’ll just have to stomach Haze’s betrayal to the PC and Xbox 360 before we’ve all had ample time to sample it.
The list however is not all bad news as it also includes the release dates of many other titles, including Assassin’s Creed on November 9th.
September:
Dark Messiah: Elements – Sept. 7 (Xbox 360)
Settlers VI – Sept. 7 (PC)
Brothers In Arms: Double Time – Sept. 21 (Wii)
October:
Naruto: Rise of a Ninja – Oct. 19 (Xbox 360)
November:
Assassin’s Creed: Nov. 9th (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
Brothers In Arms: Hell’s Highway: Nov. 16 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
Rayman Raving Rabbids 2: Nov. 16 (Wii, DS)
Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Conviction: Nov. 16 (PC, Xbox 360)
Haze: Nov. 23 (PS3)