Epic Games Associate Producer Tanya Jessen told Shacknews that "[there are] no plans for a demo. The reason being that it's been such a fast turnaround. A two year production cycle, for a game of this caliber, is really short."
Of course, while this may disappoint a few fanatical gamers, it may not prove to be a detrimental move. While many gamers were up in arms over not being able to get an advanced peek at the original Gears of War, the game went on to sell a booming three million copies during its first ten weeks on store shelves.
Jessen continued, "our focus is always on putting out the best possible game we can. Whenever you do a demo, you have to basically ship a whole separate product. As far as our plans after we ship, I can't really speak to that."
Gears of War 2 is expected to curb stomp its way into stores this November.
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