Killer 7 delayed in Japan again
Capcom's long-awaited action game is once more pushed back to an unspecified date; US release still set for June 1.
TOKYO--According to Japanese retail sources, Killer 7 for the GameCube and PlayStation 2 won't meet its previous release date of March 24 in Japan, due to development issues. A new release date for the oft-delayed game has not been announced.
Capcom has not issued a statement regarding the game's delay. In America, the GameCube edition of Killer 7 remains slated for release on June 1. The PS2 version has not been given a date. For more on Killer 7, see our previous coverage.
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