Preserving Cancelled & Unreleased Video Game History Since 1999
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"Voice" is another game in its most early stages, featuring a few platforms and some cute objects to collect. You are a snail like creature, which has the ability to drop some bombs. These bombs create an awesome explosion which … Continue reading
Time to put this one out of its misery.. maybe? Virus has been one of the mysterious mysteries in the lost gaming world on the C64, the subject of rumour and also April fool jokes! It is a 3D game … Continue reading
Thanks to Pudva for highlighting this particular game which we were surprised to see!…. Prophecy 1: Viking Child was a semi-popular game on the Amiga platform, and was a fairly neat scrolling platformer game. It was very much a Wonderboy … Continue reading
UXB is a great little finding that has been uncovered for the first time thanks to Wreg and released into GTW64. The game is complete and was produced by Jason Fox who went on to produce a few titles for … Continue reading
This is a unnamed Donkey Kong clone which was being developed by Mike Berry in the 90’s. It was mentioned in an interview in Commodore Scene back around 1997 time. Mike had the following to say about the game when … Continue reading
Gaz Spence confirms that the game was completed and released in 1994 by TimSoft. http://www.gamebase64.com/game.php?id=8306&d=18&h=0 Case closed!
Following on from UFO 2, comes UFO 3!… a quick sequel which was developed for Commodore Disk User, but sadly just before CDU could publish, the publication folded… and so the game was never to be and remained on Ste’s … Continue reading
A new game, and one which we believe may not have had a release. This game was sold to Popular Computing Weekly by a young Ste Pattullo at the young age of 16 for around £100. The game is kind … Continue reading
This graphically superb clone of Capcom’s Black Tiger was in production by Gary Liddon of Zzap fame, and also Paul (Dokk) Docherty of various artistic efforts. The game looked great in the adverts, and the screenshots looked very tasty for … Continue reading
Two on Two sports is a Vollyball game from Epyx which was advertised in one of their catelogues in the early 80’s. In their adverts they strangely did drawn screenshots which looked fairly like the final game shots – so … Continue reading
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