Halo 2 delayed release due to partial nudity
The release of Halo 2 for Windows Vista is delayed after partial nudity on the game was discovered, Microsoft said Friday.
Halo 2 is supposed to hit the stores on May 22 but because of the glitch, the schedule is moved on the first week of June.
Microsoft attributes the most recent delay to an “obscure content error” found in the initial production of Halo 2’s map editor. That error was partial nudity.
Though the software giant assured that the error was not easy to find because it is embedded somewhere in the system that is largely inaccessible to users. Still, they want to release the software free from this glitches.
Well, making sure that everything works before finally releasing the software is a good move from Halo. Who would want a buggy software in the first place? It’s like saying who would want a botched Beverly Hills cosmetic surgery? No one right? So this delay is necessary. We better just wait for the bug-free version to come out soon.
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