Adelaide wrote:
-pulls out hair- I am super PO'ed that they changed the release date to four freakin' months from now!

However, I guess I'm still a sucker for continuing to want to get they game anyway.
That we'll see. I wonder if the wait is worth it though. It seems they actually provide us some last months to be with Sims 2. Which I will miss it terribly after that. For the better or the worse, I don't know.
Sure, the wait puts me off too but I guess that I'm just the biggest sucker there is to still hanker for it

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This certain article may explain 'bout the delay (it's what every sane person would do in a crisis like that):
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EA also announced today that it plans to reduce head count beyond its previous 10 percent estimate. EA now expects to cut its workforce by 11 percent, or 1,100 employees, as well as close 12 facilities, "narrow its product portfolio," and eliminate certain other costs. The publisher has already enacted a number of these cuts, with such studios as Skate 2 and Need for Speed developer Black Box and Madden NFL office EA Tiburon both having confirmed layoffs in the past month.
As a result of the grim holiday quarter, EA said that it would once again be lowering its full fiscal-year outlook. For the year ending March 31, EA now expects to pull in between $4.2 billion and $4.25 billion in fiscal 2009, with a loss per share of between $3.29 and $3.56.
In news that would also impact the publisher's lowered forecast, EA said that it would be bumping a trio of games out of fiscal 2009. The Sims 3, which had previously been expected on February 20, is now expected to arrive on June 2. BioWare's Dragon Age: Origins, which had been penciled in for a PC launch before the end of March, is now slated for the back half of 2009. Finally, Godfather II will move beyond its announced February 24 date, though no updated release window was revealed.