I'll list mine from least important to most important.

8 days - I would have liked to see Sony's take on this. It seemed interesting enough.


The next Getaway game - I loved the first game, and I honestly would love to see an open world game of the UK (more expanded). Also, British gangsterism is more interesting than their American counterparts, in my view.

Zone of the Enders HD (Vita). When it comes to games that were not originally designed for the PS3 I tend to prefer them on Vita, and this is no exception. A pity. When I realized Konami was not going to honor their promise I decided to buy the PS3 version instead. I would still buy the Vita version if it surfaced, at some point.

Tekken X Street Fighter - Thought it has not be officially cancelled, recent word suggests the Tekken creator has no interest in developing the title, and in my book that i tantamount to a cancellation. I love Namco's approach to fighters and it would have been truly interesting to see how they would have integrated characters from Street Fighter's stable into the world of Tekken.

Zone of the Enders 3 - Anything from Hideo Kojima is worth a run in my book, and after playing the second game I would LOVE to see what he could do with next gen hardware.

The next Legacy of Kain game that was supposed to be a follow up to LOK: Defiance. I LOVE this series. Love lOve loVe lovE it! I REALLY wanted to see the series come to a conclusion after Raziel gave Kain his 'final gift' in Defiance. I was distraught when I realized it had been in development before it was cancelled. Ah well ... Vae Victis!

Oh and just to make a funny ... the original conception of Playstation All Stars Battle Royale. What I saw when it was called "Title Fight" - in video form of course - seemed more interesting than the form it dawned at retail.

Mega Man Legends 3, after years of inactivity, I was hoping (even if it meant buying a demo centered around a fake Zero stand in) that I would get to see one of the most original and fun incarnations of Mega Man get a proper conclusion and be released in a era where its potential might be realized.

Instead, I get kicked in the nuts and told to screw off. At least when they cancelled Star Fox 2 we eventually got Star Fox 64, Legends and Mega Man itself is so buried its fanbase best news in years usually winds up being guest spots in fighting games. A once major franchise brought low... makes you miss the battle network craze.

Chrono Break, or whatever the third Chrono game was going to be called.

Star Fox 2 on SNES (it was damn near complete!)

Dinosaur Planet on N64 (would love to have seen Rare's original "Zelda killer" in all its non-Starfox tacked on glory).

Robotech: Crystal Dreams... one of the more impressive looking N64 launch titles that got canned.

The Last Guardian. Yes, I went there.

Star Wars: Battlefront 3, though this kind of seems to be back. I'm not sure if it's the same game, though.

Star Wars 1313, on the other hand, shows no signs of ever coming back

I have something for you : https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=cOVBRJToVDY

Star Wars 1313. The game was visually stunning, and I was interested in seeing a grittier take on the Star Wars universe.

Nice, I've seen that before, it made me want the game even more.  You can tell they "borrowed" alot from the Zelda N64 games from the way the characters handle and the combat style.

This game could've been to Zelda what Banjo was to Mario 64.

The Legends of Dragoon sequel.