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| − | + | '''''Destruction Derby 2''''' is the sequel to ''[[Destruction Derby]]''. It was originally released for the Sony PlayStation and Windows PCs in October 1996. A [[Sega Saturn]] port was planned for 1997, but cancelled for unknown reasons. | |
The Saturn version of ''Destruction Derby 2'' was developed by [[Probe]], and would have been published by [[Perfect Entertainment]]. A prototype has since been found suggesting that the basics of the game were implemented before cancellation - it misses textures and requires two separate discs (one for the interface, another for the game itself). It has been suggested that Saturn ''Destruction Derby 2'' was cancelled due to Perfect Entertainment's decision to stop supporting Sega's console. | The Saturn version of ''Destruction Derby 2'' was developed by [[Probe]], and would have been published by [[Perfect Entertainment]]. A prototype has since been found suggesting that the basics of the game were implemented before cancellation - it misses textures and requires two separate discs (one for the interface, another for the game itself). It has been suggested that Saturn ''Destruction Derby 2'' was cancelled due to Perfect Entertainment's decision to stop supporting Sega's console. | ||
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| Destruction Derby 2 |
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| System(s): Sega Saturn |
| Publisher: Perfect Entertainment |
Developer: Reflections Interactive  |
| Planned release date(s): 1997 |
| Genre: Racing |
| Number of players: 1 |
Destruction Derby 2 is the sequel to Destruction Derby. It was originally released for the Sony PlayStation and Windows PCs in October 1996. A Sega Saturn port was planned for 1997, but cancelled for unknown reasons.
The Saturn version of Destruction Derby 2 was developed by Probe, and would have been published by Perfect Entertainment. A prototype has since been found suggesting that the basics of the game were implemented before cancellation - it misses textures and requires two separate discs (one for the interface, another for the game itself). It has been suggested that Saturn Destruction Derby 2 was cancelled due to Perfect Entertainment's decision to stop supporting Sega's console.