10 Rumoured Video Games That Could Still Be Announced In 2016

1. Agent

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This is another title that was announced way back when, but you know what? It's been nine years since Agent was first unveiled at Sony's 2007 E3 press conference, and we've heard next to nothing since. Some screenshots 'leaked', that much is true, but as for actual tangible proof that Agent is still the game it was when it was first unveiled? Well, that's a little harder to come by.

There is one thing to note however, and that is that Take-Two are yet to relinquish the Agent trademark, having renewed it most recently in January this year. There could be a chance, then, that Rockstar are actually gearing up to finally announce a fully revamped, current gen version of their former PS3 exclusive project. If that comes to fruition, then not only will Sony have an exclusive Spidey title, but an exclusive Rockstar one too. Hot property indeed.

The prospect of a Cold War spy thriller in the vein of Red Dead and L.A. Noire is enough to send any pop-culture fanatic into a frenzy of anticipation and excitement, and though we all (and I do mean all) are looking forward to another Red Dead with bated breath, whose to object to a whole new IP altogether? I certainly wouldn't complain, especially if it's imbued with the same calibre of developmental quality Rockstar are nigh synonymous with at this point.

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