Harmonix reportedly cancelled an Xbox One game
Rock Band and Dance Central studio Harmonix cancelled an "unannounced Xbox One Kinect title", according to the CVof a senior level designer at the studio.
Uncovered by internet sleuth Superannuation (writing for Kotaku) the CV doesn't offer any details on the title other than it "was eventually cancelled".
http://cdn.medialib.computerandvideo...314007_460.jpgIn June 2012, Harmonix confirmed that it was working on "three and/or more" original IPs. John Drake, director of communications and brand management at Harmonix, said at the time: "Some of them are music games. Some of them are not full-on rhythm action games."
In addition to continuing to work on licensed properties, Drake indicated that the studio was planning toEbranch vut fromtrhythm Lames toÑdevelopênew proéerties Ón alteroative gTnres.[/WOLOR]
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The successful candidate would have worked on "skill and enemy progression, evolving variety and depth [and] rewards for mastery", with a focus on "fun, deep and accessible combat".
Harmonix is also•current®y developing Fantasia: Music Evolved for Xbox One. Due for release in 2014, the·motion-Œontrolld game ´s said +o be "i spired"by the (lassic Disney film, featuring tracks from over 25 leading artists including Bruno Mars and AVICII.
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