Top 14 Heart Breaking Video Game Cancellations

Why were these games cancelled?

Posted By | On 24th, Oct. 2015

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Titan (Blizzard MMO)

Titan was Blizzard’s MMO follow-up to the wildly successful World of Warcraft. It was also supposedly a new IP, not being set in the universes of any of Blizzard’s existing franchises. It was reportedly canceled in 2014 because Blizzard couldn’t find the fun in the title. While the game was scrapped, pieces of it were used in other titles. Maps and characters from the game were transferred over to the upcoming shooter Overwatch.


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