cancellations and delays

Renowned insider and journalist Jason Schreier recently shared details in a video about the canceled Wonder Woman game from Monolith Productions, which was recently shut down by Warner Bros.

Bloomberg's Jason Schreier reports that Warner Bros. Games has decided to shut down three of its game development studios.

An insider known as LutusFix claims that Resident Evil 9 will not be released this year, contrary to previous assumptions. According to him, the release has been postponed to 2026 to give developers more time to polish the project. He received this information from an internal source at Capcom USA Marketing, who chose to remain anonymous.

Electronic Arts has officially shut down EA Sports UFC 3, which was released in February 2018 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game received support for seven years, making it the longest-supported title in the EA Sports series.

The game Earthblade, announced in 2021 and developed by Extremely OK Games (the creators of Celeste), has been canceled. The developers shared this news on their official blog, citing internal team division as the reason for the cancellation.

Last week, renowned journalist Jason Schreier reported that Sony had canceled two unannounced live-service games. One of these projects was being developed by Bend Studio, known for Syphon Filter and Days Gone. Recently, the studio's community manager, Kevin McAllister, commented on the situation.

Recently, it was revealed that Sony has canceled two unannounced live-service games. One of these projects was being developed by Bend Studio, known for Days Gone. John Garvin, the former co-director of this game, expressed his support for the studio on his X page.

According to a recent Bloomberg report, Sony has decided to cancel two unannounced live-service games that were being developed by Bend Studio (known for Syphon Filter and Days Gone) and Bluepoint Games (known for remakes of Demon's Souls and Shadow of the Colossus). A Sony representative confirmed this information.