Sega decided to cancel the game three weeks later without inspecting the demo.[7] The cancellation was officially confirmed in June of that year.[24] At around the same time, Atari again approached Obsidian, this time to revive Baldur's Gate III.[25] Obsidian requested a large budget, which Atari could not afford, and the deal between the two companies fell apart when Atari Europe was sold to Namco Bandai Games.[26]