List of unreleased Dreamcast games

From Sega Retro

Title Publisher Developer Planned release date State before cancellation ROMs dumped?
10SIX Sega of America SegaSoft Autumn 2000[1][2]
Agartha Sega Europe No Cliché 2001[3]
Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings Konami Ensemble Studios Autumn 2000, 2000-12[4], 2001-01[5]
Air NiGHTS Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
Akolyte Ionos
Alex: Virus Composer Media Factory 2000-03[6], Autumn 2000[7]
Alexander: The Road to Percia Media Factory 2001[8]
Alien Breed: Conflict Team 17 Team 17 2000[9]
Alien: Resurrection Fox Interactive Argonaut Games 2001[12]
Amen: The Awakening Cavedog Entertainment
Animastar Puzzle Kure Miyuki Jimusho 2000-12[13]
Aqua Panic Sega Corporation Q1 2001[14], 2001-05[15]
Arcatera: The Dark Brotherhood Ubisoft Westka Entertainment 2000-01[16], 2000-05[17], 2000-06[18][19], 2000-09[20], 2000-11[21][22], 2000-12[23], 2001[3]
Arena Football Midway Home Entertainment 2000-05[24]
Armada 2: Exodus Metro3D Metro3D 2000-08[18][25], 2000-08-31[26], 2000-09[2], 2000-12[27], 2001-01[4], 2001-02[28], 2001-03[14][29], 2001-05[30]
Austin Powers: Mojo Rally Rockstar Games Climax 2000-10[31][20][25], 2000-11[32], Q4 2000[33]
Baldur's Gate Sega Enterprises, Ltd. BioWare, Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Q4 1999[34], 2000-05, Q4 2000[35]
Battle Beaster 2 Studio Wonder Effect 2001[8]
Bikkuriman 2000 Kamereon Zantei no Inbou Sega Corporation Summer 2000[7], Winter 2000[36]
Black & White Sega of America Lionhead Studios
Sega Dreamcast
Krisalis Software 		2000-09[37], 2000-10[38], Winter 2000[39], 2000-12[40], Spring 2001[41], Summer 2001[42]
Blood II: The Chosen Monolith Productions
Bloody Roar 2 1999
Boarder Zone Infogrames Housemarque 1999-11[43], 2000-02[44][45], Q2 2000[19], 2000-10[2]
Braveknight Panther Software 1999[46], 2000[47], 2001[8]
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Fox Interactive[48] The Collective Autumn 2000[49], Late 2000[50], 2000-11[51], Early 2001[52], Q2 2001[53]
Cannon Spike 2 2002
Castlevania Resurrection Konami Konami of America 2000-01-16[54], 2000-04 Early prototype dumped
Chakan AndNow 2001
Chen Wen no Sangokushi Game Arts
Chi Q no Tomodachi Nextech 2001-06[55], 2001-07[56]
Colin McRae Rally 2.0 Codemasters 2000-11[57]
Commandos 2 Eidos Interactive Pyro Studios 2001-03[14], 2001-04, 2001-05[53], 2001-06[58], 2001-09[59]
Conflict: Desert Storm SCi Games Pivotal Games
Crack 2 Jiiku
Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex Konami Traveller's Tales Fall 2001
Crazy Car Championship Synaptic Soup
Croc 2 Fox Interactive Argonaut Software Q2 2000[61], Q3 2000[62]
Cut Away Classified Games Winter 2000[63]
D-Jump! Ubi Soft Ubi Soft Paris 199x
Daikatana Ion Storm
Dark Angel: Vampire Apocalypse Metro3D Metro3D 1999-12[64], 2000-02[45], 2000-03[44], 2000-06[65][66], 2000-09[18][51], 2000-10[4][3], 2000-11[28][67], 2001-03[14][29], 2001-04[15], 2001-05[30]
Dark Eyes Nextech 1999
Decay Interplay Insomnia Software
Dee Dee Planet Sega Corporation Dori Dock, Tamsoft 1999-12[68], 2000-02-24[69], 2000-05-18[70], 2000-08-10[71], 2001-08
Deer Avenger 3 Simon & Schuster Interactive 2000-11[33], 2001-01[28][29]
Deus Ex Ion Storm
The Devil's Den Pagan Games
Digital Keiba Shinbun 2 Shouei System 2000-04[72]
Discworld Noir GT Interactive Software 1999
Dogs of War Silicon Dreams 2000-10[20][25]
Drakan Psygnosis Surreal Software
Driver 2 Infogrames Unknown, Reflections Interactive Unknown
Drones NIGMA Software 1999, Spring 2000[73][74], Summer 2000, Winter 2000[38]
Duke Nukem Forever GT Interactive Software 3D Realms
Dynamite Robo Warabe Winter 1999[75]
Earthworm Jim 3D
Ecco II: Sentinels of the Universe Sega of America Dreamcast Appaloosa Interactive
Ephemeral Fantasia Konami Konami
ESPN Baseball Tonight Konami 2000-04[76], 2000-08[26], 2000-11[4]
ESPN Links Golf Konami 2000-11[4][67], 2000-12[29]
Evenstar Dreamstone Entertainment 1999[77]
Experience
Far Nation Sega Corporation 2000, 2001
Felony Pursuit THQ Polygon Studio 1999-12, Spring 2000[78], mid-2000[79], Q3 2000[26]
The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas Swing! Entertainment, Conspiracy Entertainment Full Fat 2001-07-06[80], 2001-08-17[81]
Flying Heroes
Fortris Promethean Designs 2000-10[82]
Freelancer
Frog Pond Sega of America Sega of America 1998
Frontier Sega of America Turbine Studios 1999, Q2 2000[64], Q4 2000[83]
Future City Sega Europe Sega Europe
Galleon Interplay Q1 2000[84], Q2 2000[35], Mid-2000, Q4 2000[26], Spring 2001[85]
Ganzo! Doubutsu Uranai + Renai Uranai Puzzle Culture Brain
Geist Force Sega of America Sega of America[86], Netter Digital (cinematics)[86] 1998-12-10[87], 1999-09-09 Prototype dumped
Gold and Glory: The Road to El Dorado Ubisoft Light and Shadow Production 2000-11[88][22], 2000-12[89]
Gorkamorka Ripcord Games Realtime Associates 2000-10[33][25], 2000-11[3], 2001-03[14], 2001-05[53][29]
Gothic Piranha Bytes
Grand Prix 3 Hasbro Interactive 2001
Grand Theft Auto III Rockstar Games DMA Design Partial
The Grid Midway Games[90] 2001
Half-Life Sierra On-Line (US), Havas Interactive (EU) PyroTechnix[91], Captivation Digital Laboratories[91][92], Gearbox Software[92] 2000-09[88][38], 2000-10[33], 2000-11-01[93], 2000-11-22[94], 2000-11-24[23], 2000-11-29[95], 2001-01[96][5], 2001-04[30], 2001-06-01[97], 2001-06-29[98] Late Prototype dumped
Halo Bungie Early
Hamster Monogatari DC Culture Brain
Harukaze Sentai V-Force 2 Ving
Heavy Metal: F.A.K.K.² Gathering of Developers Ritual Entertainment 2000-10[99], 2000-12[100], 2001[3]
Hellgate Jester Interactive Summer 2001
Hello Kitty's Cube Frenzy 2001-01[101]
Heroes of Might and Magic III Ubisoft New World Computing, The 3DO Company 2000-03[102][103], 2000-06[104][105], 2000-07[57], 2000-09[18], 2000-10[4], 2000-11[33][22], 2000-12[27][106], 2001-01-19[96], 2001-03[53], 2001-05, 2001-06[15][107], 2001-08[108]
Hiryu no Ken Retsuden Culture Brain Summer 1999[75]
Hostile Waters Interplay Rage Software Late 2000[109]
Hot Wheels Stunt Track Driver 2 Mattel Interactive 200x
The House of the Dead III
Hoyle Casino 5
Hype: The Time Quest Ubisoft Ubisoft 2000-12[22], 2001-01[28][29], 2001-03[53]
If it Happens Fujicom 2001[8]
IHRA Drag Racing Bethesda Softworks Q4 2000[33], 2001-01[5][29], 2001-04[53]
Independence War 2: Edge of Chaos Infogrames Particle Systems Winter 2000[110], 2001[3]
Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine LucasArts
Innocent Tears Global A Entertainment Kobi Autumn 2000[36], Spring 2001[111]
Internet Game Pack Sega of America Visual Concepts 2000-12[100], 2001-01[5] Late
Invictus: In the Shadow of Olympus
Iri-san Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
Jahmong 2 Visit 2000[36]
Jekyll & Hyde Cryo Interactive Entertainment In Utero 2001 Early Dreamcast version leaked
Julian Fujicom 2000[112]
Jump Runner Glass Ghost 1999-12, Q2 2000[113]
K-1 Dream Xing Entertainment 2000-12[36][13]
KRAD Sega of America[114] Captivation Digital Laboratories[114]
Kyskrew Dragonhydre Late 2001
La Femme Nikita Infogrames 2000
Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 2 Eidos Interactive Crystal Dynamics Q4 2000[115], 2001-03[53][116], 2001-05[15]
Legend of the Blade Masters Ripcord Games Ronin Entertainment 2000-03[117], 2000-06[24][19], 2000-09[20][25], 2001-02[28][29], 2001-05[30]
Lien: Owaranai Kimi no Uta Rain Software Rain Software 2004
LiltherB Takuyo Summer 2001[118], 2002[119]
Little Dream Panther Software Panther Software 1999[75], 2000[112], 2001[8]
Manxx 2
Max Payne Take 2 Interactive Remedy Entertainment, 3D Realms 1999[120], 2000, Spring 2001[12]
MechWarrior 4: Vengeance
Messiah Interplay Shiny Entertainment 2000-10[20][22], 2000-10-31[26]
Metal Max: Wild Eyes ASCII 2000-12[13]
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator Konami Microsoft
Sega Dreamcast
KCEA Honolulu 		1999-12[121][64], 2000-01[45], 2000-06[65], 2001-01[27]
Microsoft Flight Simulator Konami
Microsoft Links LS Konami Microsoft 2001-01[5]
Midnight GT Rage Software Rage Software 1999[122], 2000-06[123]
Midtown Madness Konami
Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 3 Midway Home Entertainment 2000-11[4]
Millennium Racer: Y2K Fighters Creat Studio
Monster Breed NEC Interchannel (JP), UFO Interactive (US) Cybelle[124] 1999[46], 2000-03[6], Summer 2000[7]
Monster Breeder Tommo 2000-07[19], 2000-09[35], 2000-11[4][99]
Monster o Tsukurou! Sega Corporation 2001[8]
The Mummy Konami Rebellion Developments, Universal Interactive Studios 2000-09[125], 2000-10[126][22], 2000-11[88], 2000-12[4], 2001-01[27][67], 2001-02[127], 2001-03[53][29], 2001-03-30[128]
Muppet Monster Adventure
Mystereet: Fukagyaku Sekai no Tantei Shinshi Abel Abel 2001[36]
Nascar Heat
The New Batman Adventures Ubi Soft Autumn 2000[129]
Nijiiro Tenshi Japan Corporation Japan Corporation Winter 1999[75]
Ninja Gaiden Tecmo Team Ninja 200x Prototype not found
Off Road Rage Software 2000[130]
Omikron 2: Nomad Soul Exodus Quantic Dream
Oni
Oozumou Bottom Up 1999-08[75]
Outcast Infogrames Appeal Spring 2000[131]
Over the Top Soccer Sega of America 2001-11[132]
Panic World Digital Eclipse
PBA Tour Bowling 2001 Bethesda Softworks Bethesda Softworks 2000-10[33][133], 2001-02[5], 2001-03[53], 2001-04[59]
Picassio Promethean Designs Q1 2001[134], Autumn 2001[135]
Planet of the Apes Fox Interactive Visiware Studios Q2 2000[61], 2000-11[138][139], 2001[3]
Polaris SnoCross Vatical Entertainment 2000-11[4], 2001-01[27]
Pro Shinan Mahjong "Tsuwamono" DX Culture Brain 1999[46], 2000[140]
Project Eden Eidos Interactive Core Design Q3 2000[141]
Propeller Arena: Aviation Battle Championship Sega Corporation Sega-AM2 2001-08[59][108], 2001-10-04[142], 2001-11-09[143] Completed Prototype dumped and released, pressed GD-ROM undumped
Quake Titanium Studios
Quark Quantic Dreams 2001[3]
Quest of the Blade Masters Ripcord Games Ronin Entertainment 2000-11[4][139]
Rally Championship '99
Rally Masters Digital Illusions Mid-1999[144], 1999-02[145]
Redline Arena Beyond Games 200x
Renai Mahjong Melty School Culture Brain 2000[36]
Renegade Racers Interplay Promethean Designs 1999-12[44], 2000-02[146], 2000-05[147], 2000-08[25][26]
Ring Age Takuyo Takuyo Summer 2000[7], Autumn 2000[36], Summer 2001[118], 2002[119]
Ring: The Legend of the Nibelungen Cryo Interactive Entertainment, Success Arxel Tribe 2000-04[140], 2000-07[7], 2000-09[148], Winter 2000[36], 2001 Late Dreamcast version leaked
Roswell Conspiracies Red Storm Entertainment Climax 2000-10[149], 2000-11[33][32], 2001-03[14], 2001-05[53]
Rune
Sacrifice Interplay Shiny Entertainment
Saint Poppins Nextech Winter 2000[36]
Sanity: Aiken's Artifact Monolith Productions 2001[3]
SD Hiryuu no Ken Densetsu EX Culture Brain
Sea-Doo Hydrocross Vatical Entertainment Vicarious Visions
Seed
Sentimental Graffiti: Saikai NEC Interchannel
Sentimental Prelude NEC Interchannel
Septerra Core
Severance: Blade of Darkness
Shienryu 2 Warashi Winter 1999[75], 2000
Shrapnel: Urban Warfare 2025 Ripcord Games Zombie Studios 2000-10[20][22], 2000-11[33][150], 2001-02[28][29], 2001-03[53], 2001-04[15], 2001-05[30]
Sierra Sports Game Room Sierra On-Line Autumn 2000[151], 2000-11[26], 2001-01[14][29]
The Simpsons: Bug Squad! Red Lemon Studios Early Tech demo found
Sky Odyssey Activision Cross
The Smurfs Appaloosa Interactive
South Park Acclaim Entertainment 2000
Space Invaders Activision 2000-02[152][45], 2000-06[65]
SSX Electronic Arts EA Canada
Star Trek: New Worlds Runecraft, Virgin Interactive Binary Asylum 1999[153], 2000-01[45], 2000-03[152], 2000-10[20][22]
Star Wars: Episode I Obi-Wan LucasArts LucasArts
Star Wars: Super Bombad Racing LucasArts Lucas Learning 2000-10[154], Q1 2001[155], Spring 2001[156]
Startopia Mucky Foot Productions
Streets of Rage 4 Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
Stunt Driver Climax 2001-01[157]
Sudden Strike
Summoner Interplay Volition
SWAT 3: Close Quarters Battle Sierra On-Line 2000-12[4], 2001-01[27][29]
System Shock 2 Vatical Entertainment Irrational Games, Looking Glass Studios, Marina Games 2000-11[158][33][88], 2001-01[27][29], 2001-03[53]
Take the Bullet Sega Europe Red Lemon Studios Q4 1999[159], 2000-06[104], 2002[160]
Test Drive Cycles Infogrames Autumn 2000[161]
Test Drive Off-Road 3 Infogrames North America Infogrames North America 2000-06[162][163], 2000-08[20][25]
Thunderboats Perception
Time Crisis II Namco Namco 1999, 2000
Timeline Eidos Interactive Timeline Computer Entertainment
Title Defense Climax 2001-01[164]
Tonic Adventure
Tonic Trouble
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 Activision Neversoft
Top of the Formula Fujicom 2000-04[112], 2000-09[7][165]
Tower of Babel Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Found, dumped
Tropico Gathering of Developers PopTop Software Q1 2001[166]
Turok 2: Seeds of Evil Acclaim Entertainment Iguana Entertainment 1999, 2000
Tyco R/C Racing Mattel Interactive 200x
Type X. Spiral Nightmare Sega Corporation Q4 2000[167]
UEFA 2001 Infogrames 2000
Ultimate Fighting Championship: Tapout Crave Entertainment 2001-08[108]
Ultimate Sky Surfer Crave Entertainment[108] 2001-08[108]
Unreal Epic Games 1999, 2000
The Urbz: Sims in the City Electronic Arts Maxis 2001[168]
V.I.P. Ubisoft Kalisto Entertainment 2000-11[169][170][4], 2001-03[27], 2001-09[108]
Vampire: The Masquerade - Redemption Nihilistic Software
Varuna's Forces
Sega Saturn
JVC Musical Industries 		Accent Media
Virtual Pool 3 Interplay Celeris Autumn 2000
Viva Soccer Virgin Interactive Crimson 2000-01[45], 2000-04[152], 2000-05[24], 2000-09[18][25]
VJ Monster Waka Manufacturing 1999-12[46]
Warzone 2100
Whiplash 2 Interplay 1999, 2000
Woody Woodpecker Racing Konami Syrox Developments 2000-12[177], 2001-04[15]
World's Scariest Police Chases: Deadly Pursuit Fox Interactive Teeny Weeny Games, Perfect Entertainment Q2 2000[61], 2000-11[178]
Worms Pinball Infogrames Team 17 2000-10[4][3], 2000-11[67], 2000-12[23]
Www.Soccer: Sankasya Bosyuutyuu Clean Flight Clean Flight 1999-12[46], 2000-06[140], 2000-07[7]
Wärrz Shouei System 1998, 1999

References

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