UltimaKilo
Gold Member
Chrono Break
Starcraft Ghost
Ravenblade
Starcraft Ghost
Ravenblade
turtlepowa
Banned
1 .Warcraft Adventures - Lord of the Clans
2. Sleeping Dogs 2
3. Scalebound
2. Sleeping Dogs 2
3. Scalebound
Banjo64
cumsessed
1. Conker's Other Bad Day
conker.rarewiki.com
2. Star Wars Battlefront 3 by Free Radical
Land to space transition during battle, combat looked true to the original 2. Looked immense.
3. Not cancelled per se, but the fact that we never got a game true to this trailer;
Conker's Other Bad Day - Conker Wiki, the Conker encyclopedia
2. Star Wars Battlefront 3 by Free Radical
Land to space transition during battle, combat looked true to the original 2. Looked immense.
3. Not cancelled per se, but the fact that we never got a game true to this trailer;
Turnstyle
Member
I always wanted to see City of Metronome come out, I thought the concept looked really neat.
The game was set in a gothic/industrial style city, and relied on the player to manipulate sound to progress. The character had a device on their back that recorded audio, and you would capture sounds, and then modulate them to change the pitch etc, to use them in the game. For example, you might have to create a loud noise to startle someone, or a soothing noise to get past an enemy. Or it could be something as simple as recording a voice to bypass a security checkpoint.
The game was originally announced at E3 2005 by Tarsier Studios. Since the announcement they have made a few titles, but sadly, City of Metronome isn't one of them. The studio has worked on LittleBigPlanet, Tearaway and The Stretchers. They also developed Little Nightmares, which tonally seems similar to City of Metronome, and it does make me wonder if some of the designs and environments from that game got used in LN.
As far as I'm aware, City of Metronome was never officially cancelled, although clearly it has been put on the back burner. My suspicion is that the Little Nightmares franchise has basically replaced it. No bad thing, the first game is good, and the sequel will probably expand on the ideas and make them even bigger and better, but I really love the sound mechanic that City of Metronome proposed.
The game was set in a gothic/industrial style city, and relied on the player to manipulate sound to progress. The character had a device on their back that recorded audio, and you would capture sounds, and then modulate them to change the pitch etc, to use them in the game. For example, you might have to create a loud noise to startle someone, or a soothing noise to get past an enemy. Or it could be something as simple as recording a voice to bypass a security checkpoint.
The game was originally announced at E3 2005 by Tarsier Studios. Since the announcement they have made a few titles, but sadly, City of Metronome isn't one of them. The studio has worked on LittleBigPlanet, Tearaway and The Stretchers. They also developed Little Nightmares, which tonally seems similar to City of Metronome, and it does make me wonder if some of the designs and environments from that game got used in LN.
As far as I'm aware, City of Metronome was never officially cancelled, although clearly it has been put on the back burner. My suspicion is that the Little Nightmares franchise has basically replaced it. No bad thing, the first game is good, and the sequel will probably expand on the ideas and make them even bigger and better, but I really love the sound mechanic that City of Metronome proposed.
Bo_Hazem
Banned
Same here:
1. Metal Gear Solid 6.
2. Star Citizen.
3. The Getaway 3.
4. Prince of Persia 4.
5. Splinter Cell: The Sequel.
Connificent
Al Pachinko, Konami President
As if 3D rpg's at the time looked any better
TheMan
Member
i forgot all about this one. It was teased and whispered about for a looong timeI always wanted to see City of Metronome come out, I thought the concept looked really neat.
The game was set in a gothic/industrial style city, and relied on the player to manipulate sound to progress. The character had a device on their back that recorded audio, and you would capture sounds, and then modulate them to change the pitch etc, to use them in the game. For example, you might have to create a loud noise to startle someone, or a soothing noise to get past an enemy. Or it could be something as simple as recording a voice to bypass a security checkpoint.
The game was originally announced at E3 2005 by Tarsier Studios. Since the announcement they have made a few titles, but sadly, City of Metronome isn't one of them. The studio has worked on LittleBigPlanet, Tearaway and The Stretchers. They also developed Little Nightmares, which tonally seems similar to City of Metronome, and it does make me wonder if some of the designs and environments from that game got used in LN.
As far as I'm aware, City of Metronome was never officially cancelled, although clearly it has been put on the back burner. My suspicion is that the Little Nightmares franchise has basically replaced it. No bad thing, the first game is good, and the sequel will probably expand on the ideas and make them even bigger and better, but I really love the sound mechanic that City of Metronome proposed.
EverydayBeast
ChatGPT 0.001
Bunch of games get cancelled it's possible Goldeneye Xbox Live HD would have been the best service to FPS ever.
Mhmmm 2077
Member
Only 5 will be tough to choose, but... as always, not in order:
Prey 2
Nosgoth
FEZ 2
Whore of the Orient
Silent Hills or Scalebound, couldn't decide.
Prey 2
Nosgoth
FEZ 2
Whore of the Orient
Silent Hills or Scalebound, couldn't decide.
fart town usa
Banned
hmm, no top 5. Just 1 that comes to mind.
Sadness (Nibris-Wii) - That insanely hyped game from Nibris that never went anywhere. Bloober Team was attached to Nibris and seem to have been the ones that actually knew what they were doing. Sadly I haven't played any of their games but their releases seem to always contain elements that Sadness was aiming for, Blair Witch definitely seems like it contains ideas from Sadness.
The artwork that was teased and the OST seemed fantastic.
Erdin, Sadness Theme for Wii - YouTube
Sadness (Nibris-Wii) - That insanely hyped game from Nibris that never went anywhere. Bloober Team was attached to Nibris and seem to have been the ones that actually knew what they were doing. Sadly I haven't played any of their games but their releases seem to always contain elements that Sadness was aiming for, Blair Witch definitely seems like it contains ideas from Sadness.
The artwork that was teased and the OST seemed fantastic.
Erdin, Sadness Theme for Wii - YouTube
Barry Burton
Member
1. Resident Evil 3.5. One of my most-wanted games ever, this is truly the one that got away.
2. Half-Life 2, Episode 3
3. Silent Hills
4. Retro Studios mystery 2014-2019 project
5. Earthbound 64
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Turnstyle
Member
How about Arkane's Half Life spin off set in Ravenholme? One of the best game developers, with one of the best series in gaming....ah, what could have been.
Speaking of Valve, I really, really hope that In The Valley of the Gods sees light of day. The game's website hasn't been updated since 2018, and still gives a 2019 release date. Valve buying Campo Santos was obviously great for the company, but seems to mean that Valley of the Gods has been hit with serious Valve time.
Speaking of Valve, I really, really hope that In The Valley of the Gods sees light of day. The game's website hasn't been updated since 2018, and still gives a 2019 release date. Valve buying Campo Santos was obviously great for the company, but seems to mean that Valley of the Gods has been hit with serious Valve time.
OnionSnake
Banned
thats what I was wondering reading the topic lol
StreetsofBeige
Member
It looks like back in the mid 90s, Sega's world series baseball game was going to come to Saturn and PS. You can see in the top right game pic, that's what WS looked like on Genesis and those were good games.
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