The following games were initially announced as PlayStation titles, however were subsequently cancelled or postponed indefinitely by developers or publishers.
Title(s) |
Cancellation date |
Developer |
Publisher
|
7 Blades
|
2000[1][2][3]
|
Konami
|
Konami
|
Æon Flux
|
1996[4]
|
Cryo Interactive
|
Viacom New Media
|
Aliens Versus Predator
|
1997[5]
|
Rebellion Developments
|
Fox Interactive
|
Black & White
|
Q2, 2001[6]
|
Lionhead Studios
|
|
Blackthorne
|
1995[7]
|
Blizzard Entertainment
|
|
Bubble Symphony
|
1998[8]
|
Taito
|
Virgin Interactive
|
Burn Cycle
|
Q3, 1996[9]
|
TripMedia
|
Philips Interactive Media
|
Creation
|
1997[10]
|
Bullfrog Productions
|
|
Dark Sun: Shattered Lands
|
January 1996,[11]
|
Strategic Simulations
|
Data East
|
Demolition Man
|
1994[12]
|
Virgin Interactive
|
|
Down in the Dumps
|
Q4, 1996[13]
|
Haiku Studios
|
Philips Media
|
Duckman
|
Q1, 1997[14]
|
|
Playmates Interactive
|
Dungeon Keeper
|
1997[15]
|
Bullfrog Productions
|
Bullfrog Productions
|
Dungeon Keeper 2
|
Q4, 1998[16]
|
Bullfrog Productions
|
Electronic Arts
|
Dungeons & Dragons Collection
|
1998[17][18]
|
Capcom
|
Capcom
|
Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom
|
1996[19]
|
Capcom
|
Capcom
|
Earthworm Jim 3D
|
Q1, 1997[20]
|
Shiny Entertainment
|
Playmates Interactive
|
Enemy Zero
|
1996[21]
|
Warp
|
Sony
|
Exodus
|
November 1997[22]
|
Neversoft Entertainment
|
Sony Computer Entertainment
|
Evergrace
|
2000[23]
|
FromSoftware
|
Agetec
|
Fortress
|
2000[24]
|
Promethean Designs
|
|
Ghost Rider
|
1996[25]
|
Neversoft Entertainment
|
Crystal Dynamics
|
Hexen II
|
October 1997[26]
|
Raven Software
|
Activision
|
HyperBlade
|
September 1996[27]
|
Wizbang! Software Productions
|
Interplay Entertainment
|
I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream[28]
|
Q2, 1995
|
Cyberdreams
|
Cyberdreams
|
Ico
|
1999[29]
|
Team Ico
|
Sony Computer Entertainment
|
The Indestructibles
|
1996[30]
|
Bullfrog Productions
|
Sean Cooper
|
Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine
|
1999[31]
|
LucasArts
|
LucasArts
|
Iron Soldier 2
|
1997[32]
|
Eclipse Software Design
|
|
Jeff Gordon XS Racing
|
1999[33]
|
Real Sports
|
ASC Games
|
The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime (US version)
|
Q2, 1997[34]
|
Presto Studios
|
Acclaim Entertainment
|
Killing Time
|
1996[35]
|
Logicware
|
Acclaim Entertainment
|
Kingdom O' Magic
|
1996[36]
|
Sales Curve Interactive
|
Sales Curve Interactive
|
Kiss: Psycho Circus: The Nightmare Child
|
2000[37]
|
Third Law Interactive
|
|
The Last Express
|
1997[38]
|
GAMEBANK
|
Broderbund
|
Legions of the Undead
|
1995[39]
|
Rebellion Developments
|
|
Lego Stunt Rally
|
2000[40]
|
Asylum Entertainment
|
Lego Media
|
Mace: The Dark Age
|
1997[41]
|
Midway Games
|
Midway Games
|
Madden NFL 96
|
1995[42][43]
|
Visual Concepts
|
EA Sports
|
Major Damage
|
1996[44][45]
|
Capcom
|
Sony Computer Entertainment
|
Malice
|
2004[46]
|
Argonaut Games
|
Mud Duck Productions
|
Marvel 2099: One Nation Under Doom
|
1997[47][48]
|
Mindscape
|
Capcom
|
Messiah
|
|
Shiny Entertainment
|
Interplay Entertainment
|
Monster Force
|
2001[49]
|
Digital Eclipse Software
|
Konami
|
NHL 96
|
1995[43][50]
|
EA Sports
|
EA Sports
|
NHL Blades of Steel '99
|
1999[51]
|
Konami
|
Konami
|
Omikron: The Nomad Soul
|
2000[52]
|
Quantic Dream
|
Eidos Interactive
|
Onimusha: Warlords
|
1997[53]
|
Capcom
|
Capcom
|
Prince of Persia 3D
|
1999[54]
|
Red Orb Entertainment
|
Red Orb Entertainment
|
The Punisher
|
1996[55]
|
Crystal Dynamics
|
Capcom
|
Quake
|
1997[56][57]
|
Lobotomy Software
|
|
Rebel Moon Rising
|
1997[58]
|
Fenris Wolf
|
GT Interactive
|
Redline
|
1997[59]
|
Accolade
|
Accolade
|
Ripper
|
1996[60]
|
Take-Two Interactive
|
Take-Two Interactive
|
Rocket Jockey
|
1997[61]
|
Rocket Science Games
|
|
Rocky Interactive Horror Show
|
1999[62][63]
|
On-Line Entertainment
|
On-Line Entertainment
|
Scooby-Doo! Classic Creep Capers
|
2001[64]
|
Terraglyph Interactive Studios
|
|
Soul Reaver 2
|
2000[65][66]
|
Crystal Dynamics
|
Eidos Interactive
|
Spec Ops: Rangers Lead the Way
|
1997[67]
|
Zombie Studios
|
BMG Interactive
|
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy
|
1997[68]
|
Interplay Entertainment
|
Interplay Entertainment
|
Star Wars: Episode I Racer
|
1999[69]
|
LucasArts
|
LucasArts
|
Superman
|
2000[70][71][72]
|
BlueSky Software
|
Titus Interactive
|
Test Drive Cycles
|
2000[73]
|
Infogrames North America
|
Infogrames North America
|
Three Dirty Dwarves
|
1996[74]
|
Appaloosa Interactive
|
SegaSoft
|
Thrill Kill
|
1998[75]
|
Paradox Development
|
Virgin Interactive
|
Time Crisis II
|
1997[76]
|
Namco
|
Namco
|
Titan A.E.
|
Fall 2000[77][78][79]
|
Blitz Games
|
|
Too Human
|
1999[80]
|
Silicon Knights
|
|
Transformers
|
1995[81][82]
|
Argonaut Software
|
Takara
|
Varuna's Forces
|
1996[83]
|
Accent Media Productions
|
|
Waterworld
|
1995[84]
|
Ocean Software
|
|
Wild Wild West: The Steel Assassin
|
1999[85]
|
SouthPeak Interactive
|
SouthPeak Interactive
|
Wonder Project J2
|
1997[86]
|
Givro Corporation
|
Enix
|
Zero 5
|
1997[87]
|
Caspian Software
|
|