Oct 28, 2007
The highly anticipated Crysis single player demo is finally here. The demo was originally scheduled to release on September 25 before Crytek released a statement announcing thatit would be delayed by nearly a month to ensure that the game would be finished on time for its November release.
Our gut told us that the delay might have had more to do with a little game known to some as Halo 3, which was also scheduled to release on September 25, but according to Crytek's Sten Hübler - whose work focuses on Crysis' single-player experience - the delay had nothing to do with Master Chief's third adventure. "I think that was just a coincidence," said Hübler, when asked if the real reason for the delay was due to the demo's initial release date coinciding with Halo 3's debut.
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