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Yeah JAPJAC claimed to have found a box of sealed Space
Fantasy Zones in Japan. They were ready as promos or even
for sale, but sadly he didn't buy one. No reason to doubt
him.
Neo - The Mega Drive Ninja Gaiden had a box and barcode,
alot of sites have reviews of it claiming it to be ultra
rare. I swore that back at GameGo someone even had a
copy. Sadly I cannot provide proof of my statements.
I know this game came out in Japan but I really want a stateside release: Namco X Capcom
Why the fuck did Capcom not release it in the States?
because if you and four of your friends bought it, they would have a total of six sales. (had to count morphix, he buys everything)
Masters of the Universe was released in Europe for PS2, I think.
So glad this was canceled...
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Originally Posted by Daitokuji
What is that exactly?
A bootleg MegaDrive game, apparently. I... don't think that has any place in this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by EightBit
The cancellation that I'm most disappointed about is Garou 2.
It was over 90% done, supposedly, which makes it all the more baffling that it got axed, especially considering the fact that the 33% complete SVC Chaos actually got published. Stupid playmore.
Another fighter that looked promising is Psikyo's fighter Daraku Tenshi: The Fallen Angel's. It was supposed to come out in 1998, so I doubt it would have gotten much attention given the competition at the time (3rd Strike, Garou, KoF 98, SFA3), but it had a lot of potential.
The graphics were some of the best in a 2D fighter at the time, with big sprites and detailed backgrounds, and the character designs were okay too. The character designer actually went on to develop character's for KoF, which explains why K' looks so much like Cool.
The gameplay doesn't stray too far from SF, but it's different enough to justify playing.
MD Tetris has a box and everything, too. It would seem it was ready to go on store shelves, but was pulled due to legal problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by Korian
http://vgrebirth.org/games/game.asp?id=20163
http://www.guardiana.net/database/?id=122
Ultima Online 2 was the only MMORPG to ever interest me. And it was cancelled... twice! First the really cool looking version was cancelled (and this is AFTER the publication of a trilogy of novels based in the world) when EA basically disbanded what was left of Origin and turned it into a UO maintenance team. Then, EA brought it back as Ultima X with more level-chasing and a lot of mechanics from Ultima 9. And that was cancelled. Bleh.
Hopefully Tabula Rasa will be good. I hope Richard Garriott still has the spark that made Ultima so fascinating. But the design has changed so much that you might as well consider the original version cancelled - it was supposed to be a fantasy/scifi hybrid with plot-heavy instanced quests for small groups of players, and a large central hub. Now it looks like its going to be an MMO FPS.