@Supabul: Now that they'll have the most powerful console you'll see that power does not matter all of a sudden for the sites like Gamespot and IGN. As another post said "too much console nostalgia" most editors and reporters grew up with the Play Station.

@southsouthsac: Eddy is a reporter not a journalist. He only reports whatever is out there. He does not do research not breaks any news.

@Barighm: And open world games like Sea of Thieves and Crackdown.

@nadsat-77: Read my post above were you should easily see some much more reasonable reasons (opposite of foolishness) for this to happen.

@Xristophoros:

Yes, I hope somebody pick it up and go multiplatform. That certainly mitigates the risk on the project. I was really looking forward that game.

The only way I can understand Phil is that Scalebound was eating a lot of the Xbox exclusive budget and the project was not moving forward. If you cancel a stagnated project you can invest in another actually finishable project. Another case is if a project is going to eat a huge chunk of you budget for too long with a high risk of not completion or to very poor results, low customer satisfaction, it is better to invest that money on several other projects with better ods for us the customers.

@nadsat-77: Only fools will agree with what you are saying.

@johncas89:

I agree with you. The only way I can understand Phil is that Scalebound was eating a lot of the Xbox exclusive budget and the project was not moving forward. If you cancel a stagnated project you can invest in another actually finishable project. Another case is if a project is going to eat a huge chunk of you budget for too long with a high risk of not completion or to very poor results, low customer satisfaction, it is better to invest that money on several other projects with better ods for us the customers.

@Thanatos2k: You are just reading rumors. You should might as well open you own tabloid with your conspiracy theories.

@KimCheeWarriorX:

There is not a company in the world that if you don't perform well they'll keep you. Companies and people must show results. Additionally, in my own company, we cancel projects all the time just because the market changes and/or the project is too expensive and delayed to justify not doing something else that could actually be completed.