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Brutal Legend Wii Cancelled, Will Not Reach Valhalla

Published: January 01, 0001 Reading Time: Approx. 8 mins

While never confirmed to exist by Electronic Arts, we were all fairly sure that somebody, somewhere was working on a Wii version of Brutal Legend. Now we’re hearing that version has been binned.

https://kotaku.com/more-brutal-legend-wii-rumours-5196247

Destructoid report that the game has been cancelled “due to quality and technical concerns”. Which sounds a lot like what you’d expect to happen when you try and port a 360 [[link]] & PS3 game to the Wii.

Sad news for anyone who was looking to pick this up but only owns a Wii, but then, how many of you [[link]] only own a Wii?

Rumor about a rumor: Wii version of Brutal Legend [[link]] canceled [Destructoid]

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