Ghostwire no longer being published by Majesco, fate uncertain

by Alexander Sliwinski on Oct 12th 2010 2:50PM

DSi augmented reality game Ghostwire will no longer be published by Majesco. A representative for the publisher informed Joystiq that the game, which was supposed to be out this quarter, was removed from the release schedule over the summer; though apparently, Ghostwire wasn't publicly dropped until recently, as GameFly just sent out notices that the title was "canceled by its publisher."

The game's website still notes Majesco as the publisher, and there hasn't been an update to the game's Twitter or Facebook account in quite some time. We're currently following up with developer A Different Game to find out if it's found a new publisher for the title, and if and when Ghostwire is now expected for release.

[Thanks, Sam C.]

Tags: a-different-game, ds, ghostwire, ghostwire-link-to-the-paranormal, Majesco, Majesco-Entertainment, nintendo

Reader Comments (6)

I really thought there were going to be some good titles using the dsi's features.... Was (and hopefully still am) looking forward to this...

@Wonkuoysseleht
The people have spoken.

I don't know much about Majesco other than they've been in the industry a long time but they seem to be a little "skiddish" when it comes to publishing games. I say this because they supposedly picked up Gauntlet which was being developed by Backbone for the DS back in June 2009 and we've heard nothing from Backbone or Majesco on the game's status. They've probably dropped Gauntlet DS as well as Ghostwire and that sucks because I know a lot of DS owners were really looking forward to playing a new Gauntlet game. / rant over