List of PlayStation 3 Games - PS3 Cancelled Games

PS3 Cancelled Games

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Video Game Developer(s) First released Japan Europe North America Exclusive Trophies
100 Bullets Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled No Yes
Arcania: Gothic 4 Spellbound Entertainment Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled No Yes
Eight Days SCE London Studio Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Yes Yes
Eyedentify SCE London Studio Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Yes Yes
The Getaway Team Soho / SCE London Studio Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Yes Yes
Grand Slam Tennis EA Canada Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled No Yes
John Carpenter's Psychopath Titan Productions Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled No Yes
The Last Remnant Square Enix Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled No No
Metro 2033 4A Games Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled No Yes
NBA Elite 11 EA Canada Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled No Yes
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 GSC Game World Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled No Yes
Severity Escalation Studios Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled No Yes
Steambot Chronicles 2 Irem Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Yes Yes
Guillermo Del Toro's Sundown Terminal Reality Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled Cancelled No Yes
The Witcher: Rise of the White Wolf CD Projekt RED On Hold On Hold On Hold On Hold No Yes

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