32X Beta's / Prototypes / unreleased games

[MarioMania]

Where can I find info on 32X Games was in development..But got Canned

[gum_drops]

You can find some info here. Dracula X on the 32x . . . ah if only . . .

http://www.eidolons-inn.net/segabase...-32XGames.html

[anagrama]

For a list of titles and some brief info, try the 32X Rumor Mill entries in the DP database

[GrandAmChandler]

What ever you do. Don't forget Virtua Hamster.

http://www.q-design.com/examples/Games/Hamster.html

That game had POTENTIAL!

[fishsandwich]

There are ROMS of at least two prototypes out there... X-Men and Virtua Hamster. Both are unfinished but the first couple of levels of the X-Men game appear to be fairly complete. Think the PSone/Saturn HULK game and you'd be close. Virtua Hamster is much less playable and has no clear goals.

Try here for pictures...

http://www.geocities.com/the32xmemor...geGallery.html

[ig88vsbobafett]

There are ROMS of at least two prototypes out there... X-Men and Virtua Hamster. Both are unfinished but the first couple of levels of the X-Men game appear to be fairly complete. Think the PSone/Saturn HULK game and you'd be close. Virtua Hamster is much less playable and has no clear goals.

Try here for pictures...

http://www.geocities.com/the32xmemor...geGallery.html

Ahhh the site is over banwith

[Melf]

Here's a list of what's known to have been in the works:

32Xtreme Sega Sports
Alien Trilogy Acclaim Shooter
Alien vs. Predator Activision Action
Alone in the Dark Adventure
Apache Domark Action
Batman Forever Acclaim Action
Bios Fear
Clay Fighter 2:Judgement Clay Interplay Fighting
Casper Action
Castlevania Konami Action
College Basketball Sega Sports
Comix Zone Sega Action
Converve City Ball Tour Sports
Converse Hoops Virgin Sports
Cyber Brawl Sega(renamed cosmic carnage)
Cuberwar Action
Darxide (U.S. version) Sega Action
Daytona USA Sega Racing
Descent
Dracula X Konami Action
Dynamite Headdy Sega Action
Ecco the Dolphin Sega Adventure
FIFA Soccer '96 (U.S. version) Electronic Arts Sports
Flying Aces
Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball Sports
Fred Couples Golf Sega
Golf Magazine:36 Great Holes CD Sega(released as cart instead)
Heads on Soccer
Heavy Machinery
Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings Sports
Judge Dreed Action
Kingdom of the Far Reaches
Loadstar
Midnight Raiders CD Sega
NBA Action '96 Sega Sports
Nautilus
Outpost
Power Rangers Action
Primal Rage CD Sega(released as cart instead)
Prime Time NFL Sports
Race Drivin' Atari Racing
Rachet & Bolt
Rayman Ubi Soft Action
Revolution X Acclaim Shooter
Romance of the 3 Kingdoms IV Koei Simulation
Scottish Open Core Design Sports
Shadow of Atlantis Sega Adventure
Shell Shock
Sonic 4 Sega Action
Soulstar X Core Design Shooter
Spider-Man & Venom:Seperation Anxiety Acclaim Fighting
Spot Goes To Hollywood Virgin Action
Stellar Assault Sega Shooter
Street Fighter the Movie Capcom Fighting
Street Racer
Surgical Strike CD Sega Shooter
Tee Off Core Design Sports
Thunderhawk 2 Core Design Shooter
Vara's Code
Virtua Hamster Sega Action
Virtual Golf Sega Sports
Wirehead CD Sega
Wrath Squadron Sega
X-Men: Mojo-World Sega Action
Zero Tolerance Accolade Shooter

[j_factor]

Wasn't Out Run planned for 32x at some point? It would've been along the same lines as the Space Harrier and Afterburner ports... it remember hearing that it was originally 32x, and then they moved their development to the Saturn version.

[fishsandwich]

Wasn't Out Run planned for 32x at some point? It would've been along the same lines as the Space Harrier and Afterburner ports... it remember hearing that it was originally 32x, and then they moved their development to the Saturn version.

First I've heard of it but it would have made perfect sense as the the other two made it onto the Sega Ages disk. It certainly wouldn't be a hard to get a perfect port of Outrun on the 32x. I would have loved to have seen the 32x try its hand at Daytona (as was rumored.)

[drx]

Sonic 4 Sega Action

It became Knuckles Chaotix.

[Borisz]

Comix Zone never had a 32x sequel. They toyed the idea of a nextgen sequel possibly in 3d, and a few concept arts came out, but that was it.

[segagamer]

Wasn't Out Run planned for 32x at some point? It would've been along the same lines as the Space Harrier and Afterburner ports... it remember hearing that it was originally 32x, and then they moved their development to the Saturn version.

I have heard of the same thing as well...Also heard of Wing War being ported to 32X, but was moved to the Saturn instead.

[Sosage]

I remember seeing a list somewhere with Super Street Fighter II Turbo being in the scrapped projects list. I've always wondered how that port would have turned out (big fan of the game).

Flying Aces...was that gonna be a sequel to Racing Aces?

[Melf]

We did a comprehensive look at what happened to Virtua Hamster over at Sega-16 a few months ago. It's really unfortunate that it never came out.

[acem77]

the betas of vr hampster and xmen have been released.
i tried them on my tototek flash cart.
vr hampster is very basic, xmen was starting to look very solid.

[Greg2600]

Search on www.unseen64.net

[MASTERWEEDO]

I would love a Comix Zone sequel.

[A Black Falcon]

Yeah, as the Sega-16 article says, evidently Virtua Hamster was nearly completed before being cancelled, and the almost-complete version does exist somewhere out there... hopefully someday we see it get a public release somehow, the early beta rom was just fantastic, it'd have been one of the best games on the 32X no question in my opinion...

The X-Men game was looking good too, but I don't know if it got much farther than that. Who knows, I don't.

I remember seeing a list somewhere with Super Street Fighter II Turbo being in the scrapped projects list. I've always wondered how that port would have turned out (big fan of the game).

Flying Aces...was that gonna be a sequel to Racing Aces?

It'd have been interesting to see Racing Aces on a system that could actually handle polygons... the game had an interesting concept, but the hardware seriously held it back.

[Sosage]

It'd have been interesting to see Racing Aces on a system that could actually handle polygons... the game had an interesting concept, but the hardware seriously held it back.

Yeah! I played that game all the way through when it was "current". It's really chunky at first and almost unplayable until you get a faster plane. It's one of those experiences that grew on me. Especially when I had something random pop up like the black market vendors. The rival AI was also particularly nasty (and IIRC, the rivalry would stick during the entire game, not just one race). Plane Crazy is supposed to be a spiritual successor, but it's "enh". I always imagined Propeller Arena was also an unofficial sequel, but we all know what happened there.

Sorry. Ranting. Damn, I wish I could see what the 32X prototype is like (if one was even made).