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During Activisions's financial quarterly conference call (you can listen to the event right here), company execs updated their 2003 release calendar and the long anticipated id Software first person shooter Doom III was not among the games planned for release this year (Some of you may remember that at last year's E3 show this banner proclaimed that Doom III would be released this year). During the conference call, the execs stated that for planning purposes they have Doom III penciled in for the fourth quarter 2004 fiscal year (Jan-March 2004) but added that id Software, not Activision, dictates when the game will finally be released. Activision also had other game titles that were announced as being delayed, including True Crime: Streets of LA, which will be delayed from September until later in the fall of 2003 and the Gray Matter first person shooter Trinity which will be moved into sometime into the fiscal year 2005 (which begins on April of 2004). Activision also announced that Rome: Total War, the console Call of Duty game and Quake IV are all currently scheduled to be released in the fiscal 2005 time period. Activision execs also speculated during the conference call's Q&A session that they believe that the successors to the current game consoles won't show up until late 2005 at the earliest.
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