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It’s possible that Wild still exists, and given its nature as a PlayStation exclusive, perhaps we’ll see the ambitious game emerge once again with the reveal of the PlayStation 5. It’s been over four years since we saw Wild, and in that span, Michel Ancel’s time has been spent showcasing the reemergence of Ubisoft’s Beyond Good & Evil 2, most recently last year just prior to E3. We got another chance to see the game in October 2015 as part of Sony’s Paris Games Week lineup, and it impressed us even more. The magical nature-based open-world adventure was to be the first game from Wild Sheep Studios, a new side venture he started up while still working at Ubisoft.

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Rayman and Beyond Good & Evil creator Michel Ancel wowed us when he revealed Wild, a PS4 exclusive, back in August 2014. There’s a good chance the next Dragon Age will make another appearance at EA Play in June, which generally runs just prior to E3. With the lukewarm reception to recent BioWare games like Mass Effect Andromeda and Anthem, it stands to reason that a lot of pressure is being put on The Dread Wolf Raises to live up to the quality and potential of the series. However, an EA earnings call from last fall pointed towards the game still being quite a ways away. While the minute-long teaser was certainly short, it provided enough details for hardcore fans to begin speculating over.

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Chances are we’ll hear from the project again during a Nintendo Direct at some point in 2020.īioWare showed off a brief teaser for the fourth installment in the Dragon Age series at the 2018 Game Awards, but it was less of a reveal and more of a notice that the studio hasn’t forgotten its beloved fantasy franchise. With this in mind, it was no surprise that Nintendo held the game back from its E3 2019 lineup. Furthermore, development shifted over to a team at Retro Studios, the group behind the original Metroid Prime. In January 2019, Nintendo announced that, due to quality concerns, the project had been completely restarted. Cut to January 2019, and Metroid Prime 4 came back out of hibernation, albeit in a different form. With Nintendo only showing off the game’s logo and nothing more, it was pretty obvious that the project was very early in development.

Metroid Prime 4Īfter its brief reveal at E3 2017, Metroid Prime 4 went pretty much radio silent for a year and a half. So no Grand Theft Auto VI, Assassin’s Creed Ragnarok, or whatever the hell is happening with Batman over at WB Montreal. I’m also not going to focus on games that we pretty much know exist but haven’t been officially announced yet. Going silent for a year or so after reveal is pretty standard in the games industry, so stuff like From Software’s Elden Ring, Tango Gameworks’ GhostWire: Tokyo, and the sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild are all exempt. However, I won’t be including games that were announced at or after E3 2019. These are some of the games that have been announced over the past decade, but at some point or another, they went completely off the grid. While the list of games we’re stoked to play in 2020 continues to grow by the week, there are a handful of anticipated projects that sit there collecting dust with a giant question mark next to them.