Composer says Wii’s ‘Sadness’ was cancelled, releases soundtrack

Finally, resolution to a story we’ve been following for several years — though it’s a bit disappointing. Nibris’s Wii horror title Sadness (what did you think we were talking about?) has been canceled, after years of disappearing websites, slipping release dates, nonexistent demos and a generally game-free history.

The news comes from a Polish-language blog post from April, announcing the release of composer Arkadiusz Reikowski’s soundtrack for the game. The post notes that, according to Reikowski, the game was cancelled before work on the music was complete. So that soundtrack is basically the closest part of the game to “finished” — and it’s still in a preliminary state itself.

[Via Original Sound Version; thanks, Aquacharger!]

Composer says Wii’s ‘Sadness’ was cancelled, releases soundtrack originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 25 May 2010 05:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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