Cancelled Video Game
A Static Shock video game for the Game Boy Advance was developed by Vicarious Visions, with a story by Dwayne McDuffie. Unfortunately in the year 2002, despite advertisements in magazines and comic books, the game was cancelled when Midway Games (the organization that was going to distribute it), was already no longer distributing anymore GBA games because of a series of financial difficulties.
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