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New rumors have suggested the windows in which both EA’s “Star Wars Jedi: Survivor” and Ubisoft’s “Assassin’s Creed: Rift” game titles are targeting early next year releases.
PlayStation Game Size is a Twitter account known for digging into PSN’s backend and finding some accurate dates ahead of their announcements, recently doing so for “Stray,” “Shredder’s Revenge,” and “God of War Ragnarok.”
According to them, the follow-up to “Jedi: Fallen Order” “Survivor” is aiming for a debut in late February or early March. EA has yet to confirm the window, citing only a general date of 2023.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg reports that the rumored smaller-scale stealth-focused “Assassin’s Creed” title, codenamed “Rift” and set after “Valhalla” character Basim in the Middle East, has been delayed.
On Thursday, Ubisoft delayed its “Avatar” video game and said it had also delayed an “unannounced smaller premium game” to its next fiscal year (starting in April 2023). The new report suggests that the unannounced game is “Rift,” which is targeting a May-June 2023 debut.
Source: The Gamer
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