"Obviously, we are very disappointed," said Take-Two CEO Ben Feder. "Other than a matter of timing, the movement of Grand Theft Auto IV does not compromise Take-Two in any way. We are in sound financial condition and have a great product line up. Grand Theft Auto IV is going to be the defining next generation video game action adventure."
Meanwhile, Take-Two Chairman Strauss Zelnick explained that the delay was needed in order for the game to be as close to perfect as possible. "We all recognise that perfecting the game is vital, and I can assure everyone it will be worth the wait," he promised. "We owe it to the game's millions of fans, to our dedicated development team, and to our shareholders to make sure that Grand Theft Auto IV is a groundbreaking gaming experience that takes maximum advantage of next generation technology."
So there we go - one of 2007's biggest games slips into the wastelands of 2008. A necessary evil if the game is to realise its potential, or a kick to the teeth of one of gaming's most loyal fanbases? Tell us what you think in the forums.

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