The Ghost Of A Cancelled Video Game Lives On In A…LEGO Game

3 responses to “The Ghost Of A Cancelled Video Game Lives On In A…LEGO Game”

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   Pakka

   May 14, 2011 at 1:50 am

   I’ll be the first to say, “Not good enough”.

   I hope this gets a release one day – even if it means a bit of a work over if the publishers weren’t happy with it at first. It seemed pretty deep in development, almost finished – to me, it’s crazy to waste what money was already spent. Maybe I’m holding a grudge!

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   DENAz

   May 16, 2011 at 12:07 pm

   So sad about Armada of the Damned, I was really excited about that one 🙁

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   Jake

   June 4, 2011 at 12:46 pm

   I second you, Pakka. Armada of the Damned was well-received by critics and casual gamers alike at E3. It was fresh (open-world pirate RPG), innovative (over-the-shoulder ship battles, initial class choice of Legendary or Dreaded wasn’t set in stone – one could mix and match behaviors). The developers had Downloadable Content planned upon release, which was a mere three months before cancellation..I’m glad the music, at least, was saved. I’m also curious what those who worked at Propaganda Games think of it, that their work is still chatted about seven or so months after it was cancelled.

   But, here’s the thing. I played the LEGO game, and all I heard were movie tracks and selections from the At World’s End game. Are the Armada tracks unlockable?

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