I love how Phase 1 is release the console and games. Then phase two, a few months later, is to release more games. And then finally, the third phase, is to release even more games.

That's called, Careful planning.

/s

@darkelf83: Also the pandemic and Animal Crossings didn't hurt, either.

@podmonger: Calm down.

No where on the manufactures site is the name "SuperScooper" used. It's on the pics, but not in the description.

https://dehavilland.com/aerial-firefighters/

One mention in PARENTHESIS on the wiki page of the colloquially known "SuperScooper" and that's all. It's a CL-415, and that's the name.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadair_CL-415

Quotes are perfectly acceptable for an American site, not Canadian.

Thanks!

My biggest takeaway and question from this article is, is this why games cost so much money? Studios are paying people to work on projects that never get monetized because they get canceled?! Is the overhead so low and profit margins so large on released games they can afford to cancel worked-on games?

Is it really a Franchise if it's only one game? Looking at you, Blur.

Why would the basketball team do a DRIVING game and not the soccer game, and just let Sumo Digital do the racing game? They have history with that Sonic game, which was pretty fun.

@gazhargaroth: San Francisco Rush? Now that's a pipe dream!

This list makes NO SENSE.

Moon Knight isn't amazing, but he doesn't deserve the last spot. Seriously, you put Iron Fist above him? Are you kidding me?

Shang-Chi and War Machine are 13 and 14 respectively? But Daredevil is 23?

Okay, go home, GameSpot. You're definitely drunk.

I'm guessing the criteria for this was a lot of beer and a dart board.

As long as this game becomes what the Crew 2 SHOULD have been, it can take all the time in the world to come out.