Those lucky folks who managed to get their hands on Titanfall prior to its official release are in for some great news. It appears that both Microsoft and Respawn won’t ban these gamers from starting the full game beforehand.
However, the game developer did put up a warning where this crop of players might experience some problems when playing the game. This is due to the servers that is still in preparation and will be ready when the Titanfall is officially launched.
In the latest Tweet from Vince Zampella, the founder of Respawn gave a heads up to the players by announcing that there might be interruptions occurring here and there when playing the game before its launch.
This is the opposite to how it was when the Xbox One was first launched where gamers who owned the console prior to its released that got locked up from the central server.
Aside from all that, Titanfall will be looking to make its debut on March 11 in North America and March 13 in Europe for the Xbox One and PC. As for the Xbox 360, Titanfall will be released slightly later which dates on March 25 in North America and March 28 in Europe.
