How a Plants vs. Zombies Game Died, So a Star Wars Game Could Live, and Then Also Die.

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IGN published this video item, entitled “How a Plants vs. Zombies Game Died, So a Star Wars Game Could Live, and Then Also Die.” – below is their description.

In the second half of 2016, a small team of developers at PopCap Vancouver was hard at work on a new direction for the Plants vs. Zombies franchise…only to have it canceled despite a promising development. This is the story of Project Hot Tub, what it was, how it was going, and why it was shut down.

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