A game that was cancelled but you wish had released
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very true, completely agreedma55ter_fett said:
well it is *kind of* coming out...but i want my fucking kotor 3!!!! forget the stupid TOR mmo, its horsecrap! i want my revan and exile story completed!
It is indeed true. Seeing that "leaked" footage gave me one of the biggest case of videogame blueballs to date.ma55ter_fett said:
Also, Project Offset, since it's been in development hell since- to my knowledge- at least 2006. I don't see them releasing it before I graduate from college (if ever), so I'm going to chalk that up to "cancelled".
The Indiana Jones game that was going to come out a few years back. I'm pretty sure it's selling point was the new game engine, 'euphoria'. They had been building it and Indiana Jones was going to be the first game to have it, and then they scrapped the whole thing and released the force unleashed instead.
You have to wonder who makes these decisions...
You have to wonder who makes these decisions...
I remember reading that a while ago (thanks for jogging my memory), and feeling mad as well. And I don't even own a PS3; I just hate it when a potentially good game gets dropped for no good reason.Korten12 said:It said that part of the cancellation was because of no online mode.HardRockSamurai said:first time I'm mad at Sony, but its a short-term hatred.
well I remember reading that Utopia got turned into Guild Wars 2. so you might see those areas in GW2 that were in the concept arts for Utopia. I think the reason why they changed it to GW2 was that their was way way to much they wanted to put into it that the only way to continue it was to turn it into the sequel.oppp7 said:
Which is awesome until you remember that we would have had Utopia and about 4 other expansion packs by now.Korten12 said:Well I remember reading that Utopia got turned into Guild Wars 2, so you might see those areas in GW2 that were in the concept arts for Utopia. I think the reason why they changed it to GW2 was that their was way way too much they wanted to put into it that the only way to continue it was to turn it into the sequel.oppp7 said:
I mean, they could have even made a class that was Charr only, or made them playable in one of the expansions.
true true... but still GW2 looks amazing~! XDoppp7 said:Which is awesome until you remember that we would have had Utopia and about 4 other expansion packs by now.Korten12 said:Well I remember reading that Utopia got turned into Guild Wars 2, so you might see those areas in GW2 that were in the concept arts for Utopia. I think the reason why they changed it to GW2 was that their was way way too much they wanted to put into it that the only way to continue it was to turn it into the sequel.oppp7 said:
I mean, they could have even made a class that was Charr only, or made them playable in one of the expansions.
On 4 June 2008 Sony Computer Entertainment announced that Eight Days, along with The Getaway, had been cancelled.[10] Sony released a statement on the cancellation-"This decision was made following an internal review of all games and it was deemed that with the incredibly strong list of exclusive first party titles coming up both this year and in the near future, resource should be reallocated to enhance those projects closer to completion".[10] Two weeks after the cancellation of Eight Days, President of Sony Computer Entertainment, Shuhei Yoshida, stated that the lack of an online mode in Eight Days was "part of the consideration" to cancel the game.[11] He also stated that the cancellation of Eight Days was not because it was not failing in production, but because Sony is increasingly moving towards online-supported games, and Eight Days did not fit that overall strategy.Korten12 said:quoting you again.HardRockSamurai said:
it said that part of the cancelation was becuase of no online mode.
off wikipedia. I dont think Sony has the right to be picky seeing as how the PS3 has a massive game quantity difference compared to xbox and the wii.
yeah wikipedia was the site I read off of. wikipedia FTW. >.<soapyshooter said:On 4 June 2008 Sony Computer Entertainment announced that Eight Days, along with The Getaway, had been cancelled.[10] Sony released a statement on the cancellation-"This decision was made following an internal review of all games and it was deemed that with the incredibly strong list of exclusive first party titles coming up both this year and in the near future, resource should be reallocated to enhance those projects closer to completion".[10] Two weeks after the cancellation of Eight Days, President of Sony Computer Entertainment, Shuhei Yoshida, stated that the lack of an online mode in Eight Days was "part of the consideration" to cancel the game.[11] He also stated that the cancellation of Eight Days was not because it was not failing in production, but because Sony is increasingly moving towards online-supported games, and Eight Days did not fit that overall strategy.Korten12 said:quoting you again.HardRockSamurai said:
it said that part of the cancelation was becuase of no online mode.
off wikipedia. I dont think Sony has the right to be picky seeing as how the PS3 has a massive game quantity difference compared to xbox and the wii.