10 Cancelled Star Wars Video Games That Would’ve Made Millions

Red Fly

Bound to rouse fans of this particularly iconic Sith Warrior, a Darth Maul game saw significant development from RedFly studios, who eventually went on to release Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.

Initially conceived as being something of an origin story for the double-bladed combatant, studio interference eventually shifted the title's narrative to coincide with Maul's return on The Clone Wars animated series - bridging the gap between his dismemberment at the hands of Obi-Wan and his brother Savage Oppress rescuing him.

Already an apprentice shrouded in mystery, a game centred around the titular villain would've given an already fan-favourite character the attention he deserved. Gameplay captured Maul's acrobatic flare perfectly, with due-attention being given to his iconic Lightsaber-style that sent ripples through the Star Wars fandom back in his 1999 debut.

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