Difference between revisions of "Unreleased Mega Drive games"
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|[[Technopop]] | |[[Technopop]] | ||
|The sequel to ''[[Zero Tolerance]]''. Cancelled when Technopop closed down. The copyright owners eventually released a prototype ROM to the Internet. | |The sequel to ''[[Zero Tolerance]]''. Cancelled when Technopop closed down. The copyright owners eventually released a prototype ROM to the Internet. | ||
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| + | |''[[Fire & Ice]]'' | ||
| + | |[[Graftgold]] | ||
| + | |Cancelled for unknown reasons. A prototype has yet to be found. | ||
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| + | |''[[Flash Point]]'' | ||
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| + | |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. | ||
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|''[[Explode Star]]'' | |''[[Explode Star]]'' | ||
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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 owners eventually released a prototype ROM to the Internet. |
| 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. |
| Explode Star | NCS | The Japanese release of Trampoline Terror!. Cancelled for unknown reasons. Promotional fliers were distributed before the game was cancelled. |
| 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. |
| Swamp Thing | Microsmiths/Nuvision | Cancelled when Nuvision went under. A prototype ROM circulates around the Internet. |