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StarCraft: Ghost Still In Development... Technically
In an interview with Blizzard Entertainment’s Matthew Burger, he revealed to PlayStation Magazine that StarCraft: Ghost is not cancelled, but on hold.
StarCraft: Ghost was first announced in 2002, and there are a number of leaked screens floating around the internet. When asked if StarCraft: Ghost would ever see a release, Burger simply stated, “Maybe.”
The hope for the release of the decade-old title is not lost and has been rekindled through the vague, mysterious words of Blizzard’s Matthew Burger. Until such time as StarCraft: Ghost is either canceled or released, fans of Blizzard's futuristic universe will have to content themselves with the excellent StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty and StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm.
For a little dose of nostalgia, you can see our original magazine cover for StarCraft: Ghost in our cover gallery from way back in November of 2002.
[via PlayStation Magazine]
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