Rugby Challenge 3 gets new possible release date

4 January 2016

A notable absentee from the game releases of late 2015 was that of Rugby Challenge 3.

Tru Blu and Wicked Witch Software’s third instalment into the popular Rugby Challenge franchise was originally set for a mid-to-late October launch, but was then delayed with little information as to when the game would actually drop.

This came as a surprise, because the Wicked Witch Software previously announced via a Tweet back in November that the game was completed and a trailer was on the way.

Both Tru Blu and Wicked Witch Software have been extremely quiet about the new arrival date, but local retailer BT Games’ latest catalogue lists Rugby Challenge 3’s release date as March.

Rugby Challenge 3 release date catalogue

 

This new time-frame would make sense given the emphasis of the game featuring all the Super Rugby team licenses, and the delay might mean Wicked Witch is waiting to update the game with the latest real-world team rosters.

Waiting for the new teams to join Super Rugby in February so that you might add them to the game, namely the Kings (South Africa), Sunwolves (Japan) and the Jaguares (Argentina), seems prudent.

Rugby Challenge 3 will bring some new features to the series, like Be A Pro mode, a Fan-hub that allows players to create their own players and teams, and in addition to Super Rugby, it will feature the ITM Cup and Currie Cup tournaments and team licenses, and for the first-time in a video game, Sevens rugby.


Article originally published on MenStuff.co.za.

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  1. Vdutch
    04.01.2016 at 12:54

    I guess they also need to create textures for all the new hideously ugly Super Rugby outfits…….

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