Zindagi Games, the studio behind the Sports Champions series on the PlayStation 3, appears to have had its inaugural PlayStation 4 project canned. The company's website previously alluded to an ongoing relationship with SCEA – and, in particular, Sony San Diego – but all references to the platform holder have since been removed. Moreover, the Linked In profile of concept artist Martin Lutz mentions that he worked on "environment and character concepts for a cancelled PS4 action game".
We've managed to uncover an image of what is most likely concept art from the scrapped exclusive, which shows a scene similar to Tom Clancy's The Division, complete with military troops and a prominent PS4 billboard. Given the developer's history with the PlayStation Move, it's possible that this title would have used Sony's motion wands as well as its forthcoming Project Morpheus headset, but that's speculation on our behalf. Either way, with the studio currently hiring for mobile games, it looks like its unreleased console title has very much been put to bed.
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That's kind of a bummer to hear an exclusive has been canned... That's what I'd desperately like to see more of sooner, rather than later, is exclusive titles.
Yuk, mobile. Quick buck for throw away games.
I hate this Mobile trend...
Wasn't a big fan of Sports Champions but this is still disappointing. On top of that, a move to mobile. I hate that trend too but it's obviously not going anywhere.
Yeah, we like exclusives, but if the news was that it would be an exclusive PS4 Move action game, I can't imagine many folks would be all that excited, anyway.
@NomNom Considering mobile revenues are set to take over consoles in 2015 (which would go to 3rd place behind PC (1st) and Mobile (2nd)), i think it will soon stop being a "trend"
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