Great image gallery. This game looks so awesome. Can't wait to play it!
These are the kinds of blunders a company like Konami can't afford to be making at a time like this. Step it up, Konami!
It's a shame that none of these games will see the light of day now. Any games anyone else here wishes would have never been canceled?
And me without an Xbox 360. Blast!
Same here. I loved the atmosphere of the gameplay video. It could have been something special. *Sigh*
Though I'm not the biggest FPS fan around, this game interested me due to its art style and lighthearted gameplay. It's a shame it has bugs that detract from the experience so much. Looks like I'll be skipping out on this one.
I'm a big fan of Telltale Games' work. Those folks just know how to make a great adventure game. I may have to check this out when it launches.
I'll probably download this on the PlayStation 3 once I have some spare cash around. It looks like a great deal of fun. I like how characters all have unique puzzle-solving abilities. Looks like an engaging game to say the least.
Same here. Imagine how awesome it would be to play it on 360 or PS3! Here's hoping!
Well, if you were wondering whether it was actually confirmed, here's your proof:
http://www.gamespot.com/new...
Though the budget issues are technically unconfirmed, it's all we have to go by. I mean, it's been close to 10 years since the game was confirmed, and we still haven't seen it yet. Yeah, it's most likely canned.
Shenmue III was indeed canceled. Funding issues and Shenmue II's poor sales all contributed to this. Director Yu Suzuki had plans for a sequel, but there were several things keeping it from ever surfacing, with the aforementioned two being primary reasons. Suzuki has expressed interest in releasing the game someday, but whether it'll happen or not is up in the air.
I can't stress enough how much I would have liked to play Dead Phoenix. Heck, I would have liked to play Dead Rush and Winter too! At least there's still a glimmer of hope for Winter to go back into development. A very slight glimmer...
I'm not a fan of movie-based games, but I have to admit that this looks promising. The platforming sections look especially enjoyable.
3D Bio Ball looks like a lot of fun, but Pirate's Treasure seems like the kind of game I could really get into. Why can't these be on a home console?!
Interested in seeing how this one turns out. It's definitely a unique take on the simulation/building genre. Looks like it could be a lot of fun.
I know. I just heard about that news. Not cool at all.
Though Sonic X-treme looks pretty slow, there's a possibility it could have been a fun platformer. Whether it felt like a Sonic game could be disputed, but it looks kind of fun in gameplay videos. I'd have to say Sonic X-treme is the type of game that would benefit from modern development the most as opposed to the tech of the Saturn.
I'd say it depends on your gaming needs. Big Wii enthusiasts would benefit from it, while gamers who don't play the console all that much are better off skipping the purchase.
First off, I'm no sycophant, just thought I'd emphasize that. I'm merely expressing my opinions on the annoying "fans" that don't do anything better than moan and complain about a game's development cycle. Wait it out and play something else in the meantime. Complaints won't get these people anything more than a reputation as childish would-be Zelda fans.
These are the same people that still shell out the cash for the game when it launches de...
I remember going to my local miniature golf place as a kid and heading straight to the arcade. The Simpsons, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Bomberman... I spent so many quarters as a kid there. I should go back and drop some more coins there sometime.