Trinewas slated to hit PSN on a glorious summer day in July 2009. Judging by the dust on our PS3s and GameFAQs-like fury across a few message boards, we can confirm that it didn’t make its window. There’s a reason why. Blame the lack ofTrineon testers, physics, “unlimited gameplay possibilities,” and, uh,smallbugs.
Frozenbyte’s CEO Lauri Hyvarianen pegged the above issues as the reason for the delay in a recent interview withGameSetWatch.
“WithTrine,” Hyvarianen says, “there have been a few small bugs that we had to fix, and the testing process itself has taken quite some time, asTrineisn’t the easiest game to test due to the physics and unlimited gameplay possibilities. I think we are waiting for the PSN release just as much as gamers out there,” she continues, “it is our first console game after all and it’s going to be very exciting to see it available on PSN … the wait is killing me, too!”
Here’s a suggestion, Frozenbyte: strip the “unlimited gameplay possibilities” thing from the title. Doing so should relieve the testers of having to eternally test the game, thus clearing the way for a clean PSN release. Just sayin’.
[viaKotaku]
