Today, Vivendi Universal Games announced that their upcoming FPS, TimeShift, won’t make it to store shelves this year, as it has been delayed until sometime in 2007. This delay is to give Saber Interactive, the developer, some more time to polish the game. In April, Vivendi picked up the publishing rights after Atari sold off several of their properties. TimeShift was originally slated for release in mid-September.
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