Well the big one for me is The Last Guardian. I mean I don't know what happened to this game, but this is 2 years in a row it has been MIA at E3. Just don't understand why they announced it back at E3 2009 if they were going to let it "collect dust" for the next 2 years. Sony, though, tends to do this so I guess I shouldn't be surprised anymore. I'm just hoping I'm going to see this title release in a "reasonable time".
Xenoblade and The Last Story are two more. The games have been out in Japan for awhile and are seeing European localization. That means that it will be in ENGLISH, SPANISH, and FRENCH. So what's wrong with NOA. To put it out in North America would be pretty fucking easy. And as many have stated, it isn't like the Wii lineup is loaded for 2011 and finding places to release it won't be hard. Someone needs to kick NOA in the butt on this one, as there is no reason these games shouldn't see an American release.
I Am Alive also has been MIA for awhile like The Last Guardian. Ubisoft is also similar to Sony in announcing things well before they should ever be announced, and it looks like this one may just end up being vaporware. Haven't seen this one since E3 2008, and Ubisoft is showing no signs of it showing up anytime soon. I have a feeling that Beyond Good and Evil 2 will suffer a similar fate.
Respawn Entertainment's Game- They have been working on this game since May of last year, and I doubt that a year has gone by and they have nothing to show for it. My only guess why we haven't seen this game yet is EA didn't want to show off another shooter game that would intervene with Battlefield 3. EA has been pretty focused on Battlefield 3 and have shown nothing off that would compete with it from themselves so that is about the only reason it didn't get any spotlight. Might not see this game shown off to the VGAs or GDC 2012, but we did at least get a confirmation that it is a Sci-Fi Shooter. Bungie's new game probably is under a similar situation as this.
That pretty much sums it up for me.
