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Three Cancelled Sony PS3 Titles Revealed
The LinkedIn profile for one of Sony Santa Monica's sound designers inadvertently names three unannounced PS3 titles that will never see the light of day.
Steve Johnson's resume reads like a greatest hits collection for Sony-exclusive PS3 titles, with games like Infamous, God of War III, Twisted Metal 4, and even the downloadable success Flower, all on his list of games he's worked on. The final three games, however, are a little more intriguing, as they have all been cancelled before Sony officially announced them. Here's a capture of his CV, with the titles in question highlighted:
We don't have any information about these three titles, so I'm just going to take a shot in the dark as to what they entailed: High Rise was an open-world window cleaning sim with a GTA-esque rags-to-riches storyline; Hand of God was a strategy title starring a good-intentioned insurance claims adjuster taking on The Man; and Psynapse was an action title starring a squad of psychics who all suffer from narcolepsy.
Those are my guesses at least. Feel free to pitch your best ideas in the comments section below.
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