Fans of some of the less popular games on PlayStation 3 are probably going to be saddened to hear that they are going to be taken offline in less than a month. Sony today confirmed that that PlayStation All Stars Battle Royale, the crossover fighting game that the company released with Superbot in an attempt to emulate Super Smash Bros., will be going offline on October 25.

Sadly, it’s not the only PS3 game going offline on that day— David Jaffe’s failed attempt at a Twisted Metal reboot on the PS3 is also having its servers taken down on that day, as will Warhawk, which saw its significantly less popular spiritual successor Starhawk go offline recently as well.

It is important to note that you can still buy and play these games, even after October 25– all this means is that you won’t be able to play them online. Now, for a game like Warhawk, that is admittedly an issue, but for something like PlayStation All Stars, it should be fine, since there’s a substantial single and local multiplayer component to it.

May Sony’s multiplayer servers for their PS4 games last longer.

Warhawk was a 2007 released flight and vehicle combat game developed by Incognito Entertainment. The game was released for the PlayStation 3 and is based on an aerial warfare game also entitled Warhawk. Interestingly enough, Warhawk was actually the first game ever to be available on both blu-ray disc and downloadable via the PlayStation Network.

The game was met with mixed reviews, but the fans quickly solidified into a diehard online community.

In a recent series of Twitter exchange, the mind behind Warhawk Dylan Jobe hinted at the fact that he has an idea for what Warhawk 2 would entail, but that his concept idea would be too expensive for a Kickstarter campaign. He then goes on to say that if fans want it so bad, it will be on Sony to recognize the outcry and fund the project.

@ThePaulCollett Warhawk community is awesome! But the budget required for my Warhawk 2 concept would be too expensive for KickStarter :-/

— Dylan Jobe (@DylanJobe) September 16, 2013

Do you want to see a Warhawk sequel? If so, get on the bandwagon and tweet your thoughts out at Sony and Dylan. Stay tuned to Gamingbolt for more updates.