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THQ has refused to comment on Internet rumours suggesting the PS3 version of upcoming near-future FPS Frontlines: Fuel of War has been cancelled.
Over the weekend rumours that the PS3 version of the game had been canned emerged after forum posters at developer Kaos Studios revealed that some US retailers had removed the PS3 from its online listings.
In response Kaos Studio employees have posted in the forum, calling for patience and promising more info soon, saying: “Again, please do not overreact to rumours or, like with release dates, take what retailers say as truth. The timing of this was unfortunate as it was the weekend but there will be actual info shortly.”
When contacted by VideoGamer.com today for clarification, publisher THQ served us with the standard “THQ does not comment on rumour or speculation”.
While a lack of a firm and swift denial will do nothing to allay PS3-owners fears that the game, which is still on for a February 29 release on Xbox 360 and PC, has been canned on their system, it may simply be the case that the PS3 version of the game, which has never been given an official release date, needs some added polish to bring it up to scratch.
We’ll keep our ears firmly to the ground on this one. Until we hear more, why not pop over to our Frontlines: Fuel of War preview for some hands-on impressions of the Xbox 360 version and a chat with the game’s art director Luis Cataldi?
