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Here are a list of games that were announced, but there is doubt on whether or not they are coming out. IGN has cataloged these games and has labeled them on the likelihood of ever seeing the light of day.
List of statuses:
* Recovering: Out of the woods and heading toward eventual release. There is concrete evidence that these titles are more than vaporware.
* Stable: Don't scare us like that! Once thought to be goners, these titles might just make it after all. All they need is some intensive care.
* Comatose: Time to call friends and family. Games in this category don't even know us anymore. Drooling vegetables, they linger between life and death.
* Critical: So much blood. Things are not looking good for these games. If something doesn't happen soon, we'll lose them.
* Flatlined: It's the circle of life. Some games have to die in order for others to be born. The only thing that will bring them back is the zombocalypse.
Games:
Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures: Comatose
Beyond Good & Evil 2: Stable
Black 2: Comatose
Champions Online(Xbox 360): Critical
Chrome 2: Critical
Croteam Untitled Project: Flatlined
Dead Island: Comatose
Doom 4: Stable
Duke Nukem Forever: Critical
Edge of Twilight: Comatose
Eternal Darkness 2: Comatose
Eyedentify: Flatlined
Fallout MMO: Comatose
Guillermo Del Toro's Sundown: Critical
Heat: Critical
Heist: Flatlined
Huxley: The Dystopia: Critical
I Am Alive: Recovering
Kid Icarus(Wii): Critical
Kirby(Wii): Recovering
Metroid: Dread: Comatose
Omikron: Karma: Comatose
The Outsider: Critical
Peter Jackson's Untitled Project: Critical
Serious Sam III: Recovering
Six Days in Fallujah: Critical (Still a good chance of coming out)
Star Wars Battlefront III: Flatlined
They: Flatlined
This is Vegas: Critical
Timesplitters 4: Comatose
Tomonobu Itagaki: Recovering
Too Human 2: Comatose
Viewtiful Joe 3: Critical
WarDevil: Stable
Warhound: Critical
Witches: Critical
Games that are dead:
Alliance: The Silent War
Elveon
Faith and a .45
Peter Jackson's Halo Chronicles
Theseis
For further explanations why a certain game is labeled a certain way, here is the article: http://games.ign.com/articles/995/995409p1.html
List of statuses:
* Recovering: Out of the woods and heading toward eventual release. There is concrete evidence that these titles are more than vaporware.
* Stable: Don't scare us like that! Once thought to be goners, these titles might just make it after all. All they need is some intensive care.
* Comatose: Time to call friends and family. Games in this category don't even know us anymore. Drooling vegetables, they linger between life and death.
* Critical: So much blood. Things are not looking good for these games. If something doesn't happen soon, we'll lose them.
* Flatlined: It's the circle of life. Some games have to die in order for others to be born. The only thing that will bring them back is the zombocalypse.
Games:
Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures: Comatose
Beyond Good & Evil 2: Stable
Black 2: Comatose
Champions Online(Xbox 360): Critical
Chrome 2: Critical
Croteam Untitled Project: Flatlined
Dead Island: Comatose
Doom 4: Stable
Duke Nukem Forever: Critical
Edge of Twilight: Comatose
Eternal Darkness 2: Comatose
Eyedentify: Flatlined
Fallout MMO: Comatose
Guillermo Del Toro's Sundown: Critical
Heat: Critical
Heist: Flatlined
Huxley: The Dystopia: Critical
I Am Alive: Recovering
Kid Icarus(Wii): Critical
Kirby(Wii): Recovering
Metroid: Dread: Comatose
Omikron: Karma: Comatose
The Outsider: Critical
Peter Jackson's Untitled Project: Critical
Serious Sam III: Recovering
Six Days in Fallujah: Critical (Still a good chance of coming out)
Star Wars Battlefront III: Flatlined
They: Flatlined
This is Vegas: Critical
Timesplitters 4: Comatose
Tomonobu Itagaki: Recovering
Too Human 2: Comatose
Viewtiful Joe 3: Critical
WarDevil: Stable
Warhound: Critical
Witches: Critical
Games that are dead:
Alliance: The Silent War
Elveon
Faith and a .45
Peter Jackson's Halo Chronicles
Theseis
For further explanations why a certain game is labeled a certain way, here is the article: http://games.ign.com/articles/995/995409p1.html

















