Cancelled Next-Gen Games: PS3 takes the biggest hit

[scaR]

The PS3 like it's predecessor is a difficult console to program for and the problems lie deep within it's hardware. That along with the high cost to the consumer already has some doubting the widsom of diving into the fray at such an early stage.

Cancelled PS3 exclusives are Killing Day and Endless Saga. Meanwhile Splinter Cell: Double Agent, Oblivion, Thesis, Elveon, Condemned: Crininal Origins and Smackdown 2007 are no longer in development for the PS3, but will be available for the X360 and the PC.

Frame City Killer is the lone cancelled X360 title to date.

Cancelled cross platform (PS3 and X360) games include Scarface: The World is Yours; the Snoop Dogg inspired Fear & Respect; and The Sporanos, based on the popular HBO series.

http://www.technophilia.org/2006/07/list-of-cancelled-ps3-games.html

[Geese]

actually smackdown hasn't been cancelled, its been delayed so that thq can continue work on the other versions, the ps3 is still getting smackdown 2007 but at a later date. I'm sure its gonna be the same with other games that haven't officially been cancelled. The biggest blow for sony I've seen thus far is EA saying the will be focusing 80% of their support behind the wii and 20% for sony.

[bill]

i agree with scar i for sony but they kinda look at the psp it's great but the ds jus.....any way the wii is the most inovative to me and thats whats the gamin world need so sony might be in crap.even if the ps3 sell out in trinidad sony dont care we not even really on de map. could buy a wii and a xbox 360 and dats the ps3 price. look at the wii it ha men go be lookin forward to playen old game like duck hunt .sony need a flag character.look at nintendo men buyin it jus for zelda i no i takein my parner wii for week to play dat and xbox have halo and sony not so hot up with online and dats were the future is and i think a hear the system crashin plenty and the dalayz lawd goog luck to sony.

BTW PPL PLEASE DL CUBE A LIL FPS AFTER THE WAR3 WOULDIN HURT A THINK.