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''''' | '''''PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale''''' is a ''Super Smash Brothers''-like crossover video game released for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita by SuperBot Entertainment in November of 2012. SuperBot and Sony broke away from each other, and DLC duties were given to Sony Santa Monica Studios, the makers of ''God of War''. | ||
In 2013, they announced all DLC for the game would be cancelled. Fans of the game found concept art from a developer of the game that showed that Dart Feld, a highly requested character originally from ''The Legend of Dragoon'', would be a playable character in the game as DLC. | In 2013, they announced all DLC for the game would be cancelled. Fans of the game found concept art from a developer of the game that showed that Dart Feld, a highly requested character originally from ''The Legend of Dragoon'', would be a playable character in the game as DLC. | ||
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Revision as of 04:11, 27 May 2017
Status: Cancelled/Lost
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is a Super Smash Brothers-like crossover video game released for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita by SuperBot Entertainment in November of 2012. SuperBot and Sony broke away from each other, and DLC duties were given to Sony Santa Monica Studios, the makers of God of War.
In 2013, they announced all DLC for the game would be cancelled. Fans of the game found concept art from a developer of the game that showed that Dart Feld, a highly requested character originally from The Legend of Dragoon, would be a playable character in the game as DLC.
Another person also confirmed that Abe from Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee was also supposed to be part of the DLC. This eventually caused the '#ReleaseDart' Twitter campaign, which proved unsuccessful.
Additionally, there would have also been a stage that would crossover the video games Journey and Gravity Rush, but little is known about said stage, as it was also unreleased.
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Dart Feld render.
Journey/Gravity Rush stage.
