Release date changes usually suck. This one doesn't: Horizon: Zero Dawn has been bumped up from its previous UK release date of March 3 to March 1. Yay! PlayStation UK announced the news on Twitter, where it was met with… well, a mix of reactions:
Want to hunt the Thunderjaw two days earlier?Horizon Zero Dawn will now launch on 1st March 2017 in the UK. pic.twitter.com/TVixlwUqWPDecember 13, 2016
@PlayStationUK @PlayStationEU HURRAH!!! UK gets thing's later, UK gets less content (e.g. PSVR), and UK pays more for everything??? 🖕December 13, 2016
@PlayStationUK So a day later than the rest of the world thenDecember 13, 2016
@PlayStationUK no I want a ps4 that doesn't blow up every other month happy ChristmasDecember 13, 2016
@PlayStationUK 1st March is my birthday so what more could I ask for guys! Thank you!December 13, 2016
@PlayStationUK The day before my birthday! Thank you so much, PlayStation! Love you guys xDecember 13, 2016
But the real kicker here is that Sony and Guerrilla Games have to feel pretty confident about the state of Horizon if the game is getting moved to an earlier date (at least in the UK - the US release date is still February 28). That's definitely good news for anyone looking to hunt some robo-dinosaurs in a post-civilization world.
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