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Eidos announces its urban shooter won't be armed until next year due to "business review."

The fourth-quarter release calendar just got one game lighter. This morning, the recently bought Eidos Interactive announced its controversial shooter, 25 to Life, has been delayed until 2006. The official reason for the delay was that the game was under "business review." It is the third high-profile game Eidos has delayed until next year since it was bought by SCi Games, following in the footsteps of Tomb Raider: Legend and Hitman: Blood Money, which were also supposed to be released this coming holiday season.

"Following the recent management change and restructure, Eidos is able to reevaluate its calendar of releases, giving us the opportunity to make changes in the best interest of the business," stated Bill Gardner. "It is in light of this review that we have decided to move the ship date for 25 to Life from October 2005 into next year."
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Read More / Source: GameSpot