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Over the course of the Sega Mega Drive's lifetime, a number of games went unreleased:

Name Involved Companies Details
Beyond Zero Tolerance Technopop The sequel to Zero Tolerance. Cancelled when Technopop closed down. The copyright holders eventually released a prototype ROM to the Internet.
Explode Star NCS The Japanese release of Trampoline Terror!. Cancelled for unknown reasons. Promotional fliers were distributed before the game was cancelled.
Fire & Ice Graftgold Cancelled for unknown reasons. A prototype has yet to be found.
Flash Point Sega Cancelled for unknown reasons (presumably for the same reason Tetris was pulled from production after some copies had shipped). A prototype ROM circulates around the Internet.
Jim Power: The Arcade Game Loriciel Cancelled for unknown reasons. A prototype ROM circulates around the Internet.
Lobo Ocean Cancelled for unknown reasons. A prototype ROM circulates around the Internet.
Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame Broderbund Cancelled for unknown reasons. A prototype ROM circulates around the Internet.
ResQ Tempest, Psygnosis Cancelled for unknown reasons. A prototype ROM circulates around the Internet.
Speedway Pro Challenge Renovation Products The planned American localization of Human's 1991 Mega Drive game Fastest 1. Cancelled for unknown reasons. Box scans exist.
Stone Protectors Kemco, Eurocom, VIC Tokai Cancelled for unknown reasons. A prototype ROM circulates around the Internet.
Swamp Thing Microsmiths, Nuvision Cancelled when Nuvision went under. A prototype ROM circulates around the Internet.