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True Crime: Hong Kong Pushed To 2011
Loads of news has come from Activision's second quarter financial results where the company noted that True Crime: Hong Kong will be delayed through next year.
The company has not set a specific release window, however we do know the delay was decided to give developer United Front Games "more time to deliver the high-quality entertainment experience they envision for the game."
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