The website for PlatinumGames has undergone an unexpected change: A page that previously listed the studio's game releases has been unceremoniously deleted, and with it some of the last remaining evidence of the Ultraman-inspired Project GG (via Eurogamer).
As archived versions of the Platinum site show, it used to have a page titled «Games,» listing 22 of the studio's releases dating back to its founding in 2006.
Today, trying to visit that same URL redirects you to the site's homepage. In the Games page's place, there's now a page titled «Works,» listing just eight of those 22 games and the recently-announced Ninja Gaiden 4, which Platinum is developing in partnership with Team Ninja.
Included in the 14 games that evaporated from the website were Babylon's Fall, the square Enix-published live-service RPG that crumbled and closed less than a year after launch, and Project GG—the unreleased, officially untitled superhero game from former Platinum director and co-founder Hideki Kamiya, who left the studio in 2023.
Announced with a teaser trailer in 2020, Project GG was intended as Platinum's first foray into self-publishing. The trailer, which featured a character undergoing an Ultraman-style transformation to battle a rampant kaiju, said the game would serve as the «powerful climax to the Hideki Kamiya hero trilogy» in the lineage of Kamiya's previous work on Viewtiful Joe and The Wonderful 101.