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In early 2020, in-development builds of Ghost's Xbox version leaked online, showcasing the game's development around 2003-2004. Veela Lylirra 1 March 2012 When asked why Sarah Kerrigan is such a powerful character, many will cite the venomous actions of the Queen of Blades that fearless, manipulative being who sought to dominate the galaxy with the full might of the Swarm. In the interview, Morhaime stated that Ghost was cancelled to maintain Blizzard's standard of quality. In 2014, Michael Morhaime (CEO of Blizzard at the time) officially announced the game's cancellation during a Polygon interview about Titan, another cancelled Blizzard title. Nova and Horace Warfield, two characters intended to star in Ghost would later make appearances in Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty. Many at the time drew comparisons to the cancellation of Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans, due to Blizzard announcing the game's cancellation but releasing its storyline as "Warcraft: Lord of the Clans", a standalone novel.
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Blizzard first worked with developer Nihilistic Software, then later Swingin. Category filter: Show All (44)Most Common (0)Technology (7)Government & Military (11)Science & Medicine (10)Business (7)Organizations (16)Slang / Jargon (2) Acronym Definition SCG State Commission on Gambling (various locations) SCG Sydney Cricket Ground SCG Srbija I Crna Gora (Servian: Serbia and Montenegro) SCG Serbia and Montenegro SCG Symposium on. Interestingly, following the announcement, Blizzard released "Starcraft: Ghost - Nova", a novel following Ghost's intended protagonist. Starcraft Ghost was announced in 2002, and was originally going to launch on the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Gamecube. The vehicles play an integral role in keeping the action flowing smoothly, but the great thing about StarCraft: Ghost is that the players can approach pretty much any aspect of the game however they want. This led the game to become one of the longest-running vapourware titles in gaming history, with many considering the game to be cancelled. Classic StarCraft vehicles like the Vulture and Siege Tank are available, as well as a new one the team has created. In 2006, Blizzard stated that StarCraft: Ghost was officially "on hold". Following Swingin' Ape's acquisition, Ghost's GameCube port was cancelled. However, Nova got an adventure of her own in 2016 via StarCraft II: Nova Covert Ops. Following Nihilistic's departure from the project, development was handed to Swingin' Ape Studios, who would be bought by Blizzard a year later. StarCraft: Ghost was initially developed for Blizzard by Nihilistic Software, but Blizzard handed it off to newly-purchased Swingin Ape Studios.It was put on hold in 2006 and was eventually confirmed canceled in 2014.
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However, the game saw numerous delays until Nihilistic Software, who had been brought in specifically for work on Ghost, discontinued working on the project in 2004. Following the success of Starcraft, Blizzard Entertainment began production on StarCraft: Ghost, a spin-off which would have followed a third-person stealth-shooter approach in the vein of the then-popular Metal Gear Solid and Splinter Cell franchises, starring a ghost operative named Nova.