Never say never but the chances of these happening are pretty slim.
It's been claimed that PlatinumGames and Microsoft are in the very early stages of bringing back Scalebound.
Even with the vast range of IPs available to Microsoft, there are specific titles we'd like to see making a comeback on current-gen platforms.
“Having gotten somewhere with it, as a creator I’d like to see it to the end," says PlatinumGames Hideki Kamiya following recent comments about the cancelled Scalebound.
PlatinumGames CEO Atushi Inaba says the studio would "like to have a proper discussion with Microsoft" about the possibility of reviving Scalebound.
Former producer Jean Pierre Kellams also revealed that the new summons mechanic looks "VERY similar" to Scalebound's dragon control.
It's dead, Jim.
What the hell happened to Scalebound?
"If the opportunity arises, it's something we would love to return to," says studio head Atsushi Inaba.
PlatinumGames studio head Atsushi Inaba says the blame doesn't lie entirely with Microsoft.
If this is true, it would be a hell of a coup for Nintendo.
Honestly, picking just five was a bit hard...
Phil Spencer discusses the reason Scalebound was cancelled.
Scalebound remains dead.
But should you expect it to return?
JP Kellams is no longer with the company.
'I've learned when we try to do something ambitious with a new team, or a new IP, I'd rather not run out there and put a target on it too early.'
'Microsoft have been pretty good with content.'
If it's any consolation.
Hideki Kamiya promises to "keep delivering fun games".
