New footage and playable build of the cancelled StarCraft: Ghost has surfaced online
Once upon a time, the original Xbox, PlayStation 2, and GameCube were slated to get a StarCraft game. Announced in 2002, the title, StarCraft: Ghost was set to be an action-stealth third-person shooter video game, and was developed by Nihilistic Software. Developmental issues eventually lead to Blizzard delaying the game, and the project was moved to a new developer: Swingin' Ape Studios. That wasn't enough to save the game, though, and it was put on indefinite hold in 2006, and officially, finally, canceled years later in 2014.
And so, StarCraft: Ghost joined the legions of vaporware and canceled video games throughout the ages, never to be experienced by the public. Except, someone seems to have gotten their hands on a playable, unfinished build of the game, posting videos along with the actual Xbox beta itself. YouTube videos of StarCraft: Ghost are getting removed on a continual basis, though that hasn't stopped users from uploading droves of gameplay footage, which can be seen below.
Supposedly, this build came from a dev kit Xbox console, which has been dumped, and is available online on certain websites.
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