PlatinumGames has made a surprising change to its website by removing a page that previously displayed game releases. This deletion wipes away traces of the Ultraman-inspired Project GG.

According to archived versions of the Platinum site, a page named “Games” that listed 22 of the studio’s titles since its inception in 2006 has now redirected to the homepage. In its place is a new section titled “Works,” showcasing just eight games, along with the newly announced Ninja Gaiden 4, developed with Team Ninja.

Among the titles vanished from the website are Babylon’s Fall, a Square Enix-published RPG that closed less than a year after launch, and Project GG, a superhero game that was supposed to be directed by Hideki Kamiya before his departure in 2023.

Project GG, teased with a trailer in 2020, was meant to be Platinum’s first self-published title and was highlighted as a climactic addition to Kamiya’s previous projects, Viewtiful Joe and The Wonderful 101.

Little information emerged about Project GG post-announcement, and after Kamiya’s exit, it seems his connection to the project has ceased. When queried about Project GG’s future shortly after his departure, he remarked: “ask Platinum about Platinum.”

Currently, there are few hints of Project GG’s existence, with only a teaser trailer remaining on Platinum’s YouTube channel.

Former producer Jean Pierre Kellams voiced his discontent over the website changes, stating, “PlatinumGames erasing its history on its website is extremely regrettable. I wonder if they pulled the carpet tiles out of the lobby, too. As someone proud of working on those games, I feel deeply insulted by this.”

PlatinumGames has yet to respond to requests for comments regarding this matter.