Warcraft Adventures. I'm a Warcraft junie and would love to see what they had planned. I hear that it wasn't bad but when Monkey Island came out they realized that it wasn't at that level.
Warcraft Adventures. I'm a Warcraft junie and would love to see what they had planned. I hear that it wasn't bad but when Monkey Island came out they realized that it wasn't at that level.
[QUOTE=Tupin;1774732]Sonic X-Treme.
Sim City NES.
Socks the Cat Rocks the Hill.
QUOTE]
Heh
The original D2, which was abandoned because of the cancellation of the M2. It would have been completely different than the version release on D2 and would have more than likely been a direct sequel to the original.
Breaking Bad 3x02 - Caballo Sin Nombre
Thrill Kill(PS1)
Castlevania Resurrection(DC)
Half-Life(DC)
Star Wars: Trilogy Arcade(DC)
Underworld(Xbox)
Starcraft: Ghost(Xbox)
ALL HAIL THE 1 2 P
Originally Posted by THE 1 2 P
Earthbound 64 and Robotech: Crystal Dreams.
The former I was following so passionately back in the day, re-reading every article and scouring every screen shot, every bit of beta material fascinating me.. It's eventual canning made me so sad, as I was such a fan of the original EB and Mother 3 didn't come out until way long after.
The latter I knew nothing about as I hadn't seen Robotech, so I only knew it even existed as a small "Coming soon" ad somewhere in an NP that didn't give much more information than a screenshot revealing it to be a mecha game. Then years later I got into Robotech, and figured out what it was. Then I discovered that interesting website hosted by one of the guys that worked on it, which revealed how ambitious of a project it was, and it really impressed me in hindsight.
One game I missed back then, one game I missed much later.
Most of the ones I'd have said have already been stated (but I'll reiterate D2, Hellraiser, Earthbound 64, RE 1.5 and Castlevania for the Dreamcast).
Also... Resident Evil 3.5. No, not the one that became Devil May Cry. I mean the one that looks like Silent Hill or Eternal Darkness.
And, to go way back, the port of Temple of Apshai that would have been the first real time RPG (similar to Diablo).
Last edited by mobiusclimber; 12-28-2010 at 08:45 PM.
RE 1.5
Earthbound 64
Kirby Wii
Fire Emblem 64
a more complete version of Bio Force Ape
[QUOTE=DreamTR;1779445]what do you mean with heh? do you have protos of those? I figure since you removed Earthbound 64 from the quote.....
Yes, I too would like to one day see a release of "Sam & Max: Freelance Police." I'm sorry, Telltale Games, but your Sam and Max isn't as funny as the original comics and games.
[QUOTE=fourswords;1780152]Sonic was found and dumped, I've had Socks for years, Sim City exists as well.
Cool. i actually read about Socks on snes central the other day.
are you talking about that sim city cart that was displayed in nintendo power or does one exist in the hands of a collector?
oh and how could i forget….. Kid Kirby for the snes that was canceled! wasn't kirby supposed to be controlled using the snes mouse?
Interesting gameplay. What is that move that Socks has to use to get up on the ledge? It looks like he's floating.
Haven't heard about the NES Sim City being released, it was found by Nintendo Power.
2600 or Inty Incredible Hulk.
It will always be Hulk.
Lick me! LICK ME!!
One of the hopeless idiots that runs SC3; (Southern California Classic Collectors):
www.sc3videogames.com
Undercover Cops for the SNES.
My friends and I were pretty disappointed when we found out it's US release was canceled at the last minute! We were pretty big fans of the arcade game!
Sam & Max: Freelance Police.
I'd also love to see a modern day version of AutoDuel done in the GTA/Mercenaries sandbox style.
Mostly Harmless
You can play the Japanese version, though...Undercover Cops for the SNES.
My friends and I were pretty disappointed when we found out it's US release was canceled at the last minute! We were pretty big fans of the arcade game!
Something they thought was ledge swinging apparently...
Ultimate Journey and Wild Boys for the NES and Dream Probe for the SNES (This one was released as Psycho Dream in japan).
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