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Latest revision as of 05:46, 30 April 2022
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Development
According to the series' executive producer and designer, Michael Latham, the character Dawson from Eternal Champions: Challenge From the Dark Side, was originally planned to appear in this game. Chin Wo and Blast, secret characters from Challenge From the Dark Side, were also planned for the original game as well. These characters were scrapped due to ROM limitations.
Concept artwork
Title screen
Characters
Blade's stage
Blast's stage
Larcen's stage
Midknight's stage
Rax's stage
Shadow's stage
Slash's stage
Prerelease screenshots
Early title screen
Later title screen
The character Chin Wo, before he was cut due to ROM size limitations.
Timeline
| Timeline (Mega Drive) |
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07 08 09 10 11 12 1994 01 02 1993-06-03: Summer CES 1993 1994-01-06: Winter CES 1994 1993-11-17: Prototype; 1993-11-17 J
, Prototype; 1993-11-17
1994-01-16: EU release, UK release 1994-02-18: JP release |
References
