Gunslinger [PS2 - Cancelled]

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15 Sep 2009

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Gunslinger is an unreleased action adventure set in the old west, that was in development by Surreal Software in 2001 / 2002 for the Playstation 2.  Initially the game was going to be published by Activision, but it was later purchased by Sony probably because they felt the potential of the project, but in the end it was cancelled, because of marketing reasons (as it was seen as not enough profitable to release). The gameplay would have been similar to Red Dead Revolver (by Rockstar Games) and Gun (by Neversoft), with an open ended world, lots of gun fights, horseback exploration and much more. With a “morality system”, similar to the one seen in Black & White or Fable, the player would have been able to earn a reputation based on his good or evil decisions through the game. A playable build of the game was shown at E3 2000, so maybe we’ll be able to play it sooner or later if someone could preserve the demo and share it with the community.

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2 Responses to Gunslinger [PS2 - Cancelled]

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Vicente

September 16th, 2009 at 12:59 am

could be the suffering evolved from this game?

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pcloadletter

September 12th, 2010 at 11:35 pm

The lower left image is not found here yet but its kind of dark.
http://bit.ly/d8vfF5

From Edge (86, July 2000)

Theres also some Ico pics, I don’t know if they are any use.

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