Difference between revisions of "The Sacred Pools"
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==Magazine articles== | ==Magazine articles== | ||
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| The Sacred Pools |
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| System(s): Sega Saturn, PlayStation, Windows PC |
| Developer: SegaSoft |
Planned release date(s):  |
| Genre: Action |
| Number of players: 1 |
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The Sacred Pools is an unreleased PC and Sega Saturn full motion video game. It was one of the first projects to be announced by the newly formed SegaSoft, and was to be a full motion video adventure game similar to the likes of Myst, seemingly set to take place across three CD-ROMs. Being technically independent from Sega, the team also planned to bring the game to the PlayStation.
The game featured at E3 1996 but was not seen afterwards. Prototypes have since been dumped.
During development the game was likely known as Rebellion. A prototype under that name has been found which shares similar video clips to The Sacred Pools (though the build of Rebellion is so early it's hard to know if the FMVs were planned to be used in the same way).
Magazine articles
- Main article: The Sacred Pools/Magazine articles.
References