Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode III is NEVER HAPPENING. Maybe.

[SonicsBiggestFan]

So guess what Ken Balough is still around on Facebook. So I decided to go back and ask him about the unused "To Be Continued" stuff in Episode II of Sonic the Hedgehog 4. Then I took it back and told him the story of how I went to ask him and then realize that's probably stupid. But to my surprise, he WAS the one to add it! He said. THIS.
That's right. Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode III is never going to happen. I'm assuming it was taken out of the game after he made that decision. But quickly after, he said this.

Basically meaning this:

So, Sonic 4: Episode III is pretty much scrapped, but there is a possibility. As for what the "To Be Continued" music is about? He can't talk about it for....some reason.
What do you guys think about this?
And for those wondering, yes, I AM Sonicyay2/Jak Saward. Just in case you were wondering.

[Casshern X]

Darn.

[BlakJakXXI]

Fine by me.

[KingSmoke]

​I appreciate Kens response but I really would like an official announcement of this rather than them sweeping it under the carpet.

[BlazeFromRush]

Why Ken can't talk about it more?

Simple, boys and girls:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-disclosure_agreement

That's right, due the Non-disclosure agreement, that is a legal contract that you can't give internal information about something. If Ken do that, SEGA can sue him for breaking the contract.

It's really that simple.

[SonicsBiggestFan]

Why Ken can't talk about it more?

Simple, boys and girls:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-disclosure_agreement

That's right, due the Non-disclosure agreement, that is a legal contract that you can't give internal information about something. If Ken do that, SEGA can sue him for breaking the contract.

It's really that simple.

But didn't he leave SEGA?

[BlazeFromRush]

But didn't he leave SEGA?

These kinds of contracts doesn't end when you leave the company.

[SonicsBiggestFan]

These kinds of contracts doesn't end when you leave the company.

So when DOES it usually end?

[BlazeFromRush]

So when DOES it usually end?

Probably only when both parties allow the information to be released.

And as we can see, SEGA don't want the tiny bits to come to the public. Pretty much like BRB incident.

SEGA is very secretive regarding problems.

[Dr. BaconStein]

Welcome to 2012.