The developers of Middle-Earth: Shadow of War comment that despite the delay in the arrival to the market of their new title, they should be very attentive to E3, to find out about any possible news.

The video game Middle-Earth: Shadow of War was scheduled to hit the market on August 25, but the developers last week announced that it was going to be delayed. Monolith, the developer behind the game, must wait until next October 10 of this year to enjoy the new installment of this interesting video game. The game developers would have justified this decision with the intention of offering "a higher quality experience," according to the company's creative vice president.

Likewise, the creative vice president has informed the fans of the franchise, to be very attentive to E3, which is very close, commented that 'what has been seen to date of the game belonged to an old version. We've fixed a lot of bugs since then. ' On the other hand, Michael de Plater has commented to the specialized media ComicBook: "We are ashamed to say it, but what we will teach at the next E3 is light years away." "The things that we have learned while developing this game, how big it is compared to Shadows of Mordor in terms of dimension, in the number of enemies, in the complexity of the combat and the Nemesis system, in the size ..."

He also commented on the launch of the new installment, saying that they want to offer the best possible product, to avoid disappointment for players, as has happened so many times with similar titles: “The current process of testing, debugging and fixing errors is really huge. We know that when the game is released it must have the same level of polish and stability that we offered in Shadow of Mordor, so that is the goal we must achieve.”