Arkane's upcoming vampire-riddled FPS Redfall will reportedly make its bloody debut this May. That's according to sourc…
That's according to sources at, who claim the game is targeting a release some time during the first week of the month.
When previously discussing the decision to delay these releases, Microsoft head Phil Spencer addressed the company's error inSpencer stated:"It isn't really a decision to move a game after spending the team's effort over multiple years just to get to a point where you know you're not going to deliver the game you want on the date that was promised... Now, it is at some level, because I have shipped games too early. We have experienced shipping games too early.
"There are financial implications to those decisions. Weighing what is going to happen, whether it's platform growth, subscriber growth, or frankly, the revenue that you generate when a new game launches, those are business decisions. You definitely have to weigh the outcome of those decisions."In December,
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