This past Wednesday, the servers for David Jaffe’s PSN multiplayer game Calling All Cars<\/a> were taken offline, meaning you’ll likely never be able to play it online gain. And on his official blog<\/a>, Jaffe shared a number of fascinating thoughts on the occasion — looking back at both what they achieved with Calling All Cars, and want went wrong (via<\/a> Joystiq).<\/p>\n “I’d say she had a good run online, but she really didn’t,” Jaffe began. “With the exception of the first few hours when the game hit PSN, there were never more than 3-5 people playing at a time.” Jaffe explains that ultimately the biggest problem with the game was what he called a “lack of stickiness.”<\/p>\n “I think we did a really good job making a fantastic piece of bubble gum that was sweet and jam packed with sugar and had a hell of a bang when you put it in your mouth,” he wrote. “But for some reason I still have not totally figured out, the flavor faded VERY fast. You could come back to it after 2-4 weeks and have that same great experience, but it was always a really short ride.” <\/p>\n Buy This Item: [Click here to buy this item]<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n