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However, one developer at The Coalition struck down recent rumors that the studio is working on a Star Wars-related project, which alleged that the Gears developed was branching out into the Star Wars universe with a brand new game.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. Just last week, current developers The Coalition revealed that they were shifting to " next-gen development" for unannounced projects, but they wouldn't be revealing any new projects for a fair while yet. In terms of current Gears of War development, the future for the franchise remains unclear. Even though the build turned up through nefarious means (PixelButts is a self-professed hacker, after all), it's still intriguing to know that Epic was originally testing out Gears of War 3 on a platform that it never stood a chance of releasing on. It's quite fascinating that the internal test build of Gears of War for the PS3 is actually playable online.
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