Starcraft : Ghost looked like it was going the way of Castlevania in 3d so I'm glad it got canned. Though the premise was pretty cool...I'd have to say True Fantasy Online, that game looked pretty cool.
[QUOTE="060390"]What game did you want to have, and later it was canceled? For instace, i was looking forward for Demonik and later they canceled it.godofratz
Max Payne 3 I didn't think Max Payne 3 was ever in the making...or maybe I was wrong.
infernal is a completely different game. Demonik you control a demon not some guy with a gun. But there are rumors that the game is on a TBA even though gamespot still has it as canceled. Well only time will tell. Now back to the topic I believe I wanted to see how True Fantasy Online was gonna turn out because I like japanese based MMOs better than Western type MMOs.
Dungeon Keeper 3, Freespace 3, Sacrifice 2, and Giants 2 Citizen Kuboto.. DK2 got dismantled by EA, and Interplay came down with those 3 licenses in their death throes.
I also found a game that i'm sure it's canceled: The Unseelie. It's a horror FPS set in a fantasy world. I was really looking forward for this one. I don't know if you guys have ever heard of it, so i posted a gameplay video to give you an idea of what the game would look like
That Warcraft adventure game, I just like the Warcraft story, although they managed to kinda rape it in War3 and even further in WoW, especially with BC.
A lot of games you guys are mentioning were never even started, although I didn't even know that Starcraft : Ghost was cancelled, I thought it was only delayed for a long time. (they're prolly busy living the glory life from WoW profits)
edit: Honestly I think it's a good thing that Jazz Jackrabbit 3 got cancelled, games like that just shouldnt go 3D.
http://www.goblinz.com/goblinz/develop.php It was going to be a HUGE Roman-era RTS game. The game world was completely open ended and the lives of every single person on the map was individually run. Roman citizens went to the colloseum and fields on a schedule, individual Roman solider's had scarring and subtle differences in their uniform as campaigns wore on. Goblinz took the game to a Russian producer that said the game was far too innovative to be true and threatened to turn it into another standard RTS game. They never got the chance to ruin it because the lead developer had some personal problems and the rest of the company put him in the corner. City States was dropped and Goblinz now makes little web-based games like you play on Yahoo!. What's funny is I still have a copy of the pre-alpha build that the lead developer gave me.
Desert Warriors
From Dynamix, the Sierra company that developed the Red Baron series and the original Starsiege. The game was in beta-testing, the demo was public, and it was literally canned weeks before release. Sierra cut the Dynamix branch and didn't want to distribute the game. Why...oh why? It was a WWII flight simulator set in the North Africa campaign with the same kind of open campaign as Red Baron where you flew scheduled sorties over a map thousands of square miles and made an impact in the actual war. Really sad to see it go.
[QUOTE="soundsODD454"]Full Throttle 2: Hell on Wheels. Ben, you are sorely missed.GamingMonkeyPC
Agreed. I Triple agree. "Whenever i smell asphalt I think in Maureen, she was the last thing I was when Full throttle ended and I wanted some more". DARN YOU LUCASARTS!!!!
Team Fortress 2, this was cancelled but now being released with Half Life: Episode 2 I think, just as bad for me because I don't want to spend money to get it when other games are coming out.
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