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http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/getaway-eight-days-were-half-way-there

Sony London producer Nicolas Doucet has revealed that PS3 games The Getaway 3 and Eight Days were in the second-half of development and not binned at all.

We were told last summer that work had stopped so budget could be re-allocated and resources re-manoeuvred, and that both projects were only at pre-production stage.

Doucet suggests otherwise.

"I would not say they were abandoned, just put aside. Much work had been done. The studio just wanted to focus on its strengths, EyeToy and SingStar. Given the potential of EyePet, priorities have been changed, but it is not a 'death' of other projects. Ultimately, this decision has benefited everyone," he told Gamekult (via VG247).

"I think they were in the middle, they reached the second half. They had a plan, everything was ready...

"Most importantly, projects The Getaway and Eight Days are still there, so no, there has not really been any remorse or anything," added Doucet.

EyePet and SingStar Motown are Sony London's most recent creations. When asked what will be next, Doucet smiled and said the studio had another, unrelated game up its sleeve.



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Both Getaway games were terrible. They should probably leave #3 in the trash.



getaway games were one of the best in the ps2 era

anyway posted about a week ago:
http://www.vgchartz.com/forum/thread.php?id=87776



Eight Days looked amazing back in the day, whether or not the graphics still look amazing is up for debate. Although I'd love to see them both get released.



Lurker said:
Both Getaway games were terrible. They should probably leave #3 in the trash.


To say you don't like them is fine with me but they were not terrible. Almost 5 Million people agree with me that they were both great (I'm talking about the good sales it had).



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I really hope they continue Eight Days development. That game looked like tons of fun.



4 ≈ One