What game that never got made, would you really like to play
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Brutal Legend.
If you've ever played that game and felt jipped it's because it has the feeling of it being unfinished all the way through. How sweet would it be to play in the world of metal they had meant to create?
If you've ever played that game and felt jipped it's because it has the feeling of it being unfinished all the way through. How sweet would it be to play in the world of metal they had meant to create?
F yes. Please make and release this game. I've played so much Freespace 2. No other game has give the same adrenaline rush as playing this game, holding off fighters so you can adjust your energy levels so you can get in range of the incoming bombs to blow them up to protect the capital ships is just something nothing else has matched.ContinuumDude said:
The Infinity Universe MMO. whilst it may still be being made, I doubt it'll ever actually go gold, and the most we can hope for is some buggy alpha gameplay.
But damn, it would have been the best MMO ever created... procedurally generated universe, with billions of stars and planets... seamless space to planet flight... hyperdrive from anywhere... the game would have been amazing, and I would have loved it.
If only someone with some clout (read: money) would get behind it.
To me that would be the original Kameo that was suppose to be out out for the Gamecube. From the first trailer it look good and I would of bought it too if they didn't get bought by Microsoft.
Being a big Resident Evil fan, I don't want anything more than to see a Iso dump of Resident Evil 1.5 on the Net.
Like with most Resident Evil Games, the prototypes are in public domain, and while some have been released Such as the Resident Evil beta demo this year by Drx, and the soon to be dumped Unreleased Gameboy Color Version, there has been one prototype that has been on everyone's lips, and that is the 80 per cent completed version of the original version of Resident Evil 2, also commonly known as Resident Evil 1.5.
Resident Evil 1.5 was the original vision of Resident Evil 2 before it was scrapped near completion, and redone mostly from the ground up (keeping very little of it), due to the displeasure of the director Shinji Mikami.
It is reported that only few of these discs actually exist in the public domain, around half a dozen or so. One of rumoured owners of one of the said discs is in charge of the website Playstation Museum. It is unknown if the said person still own's the disc or has sold it. Regardless, a couple of years ago, a Youtube user who goes by the name of GoroMacida made a video of him playing the "holy grail" which caused quite a stir in the Resident Evil community. It is still unknown if this was the same guy that is in charge of the website Playstation Museum.
This is the original video he posted.
There has been little else since then, and the location of the prototypes are still unknown to a lot of people.
It would be great if someday, someone, somewhere would find this prototype, and would share it with the Resident Evil community, and preserve this great long lost treasure.
Like with most Resident Evil Games, the prototypes are in public domain, and while some have been released Such as the Resident Evil beta demo this year by Drx, and the soon to be dumped Unreleased Gameboy Color Version, there has been one prototype that has been on everyone's lips, and that is the 80 per cent completed version of the original version of Resident Evil 2, also commonly known as Resident Evil 1.5.
Resident Evil 1.5 was the original vision of Resident Evil 2 before it was scrapped near completion, and redone mostly from the ground up (keeping very little of it), due to the displeasure of the director Shinji Mikami.
It is reported that only few of these discs actually exist in the public domain, around half a dozen or so. One of rumoured owners of one of the said discs is in charge of the website Playstation Museum. It is unknown if the said person still own's the disc or has sold it. Regardless, a couple of years ago, a Youtube user who goes by the name of GoroMacida made a video of him playing the "holy grail" which caused quite a stir in the Resident Evil community. It is still unknown if this was the same guy that is in charge of the website Playstation Museum.
This is the original video he posted.
There has been little else since then, and the location of the prototypes are still unknown to a lot of people.
It would be great if someday, someone, somewhere would find this prototype, and would share it with the Resident Evil community, and preserve this great long lost treasure.
One based on the Stories of Drizzt Do'Urden from the R.A.Salvatore books.
Here's the catch though, done in a mechanics format similar to Legacy of Kain: Defiance.
Here's the catch though, done in a mechanics format similar to Legacy of Kain: Defiance.
The original versions of Splinter Cell Conviction back in 2007.
It was something different, and looked like it could have been polished out to work.
And let's face it. Would have been better than that "Press RB to win" game we got.
It was something different, and looked like it could have been polished out to work.
And let's face it. Would have been better than that "Press RB to win" game we got.
The third instalment in the Crusader: No Remorse / No Regret series. I dunno if it was ever actually on the cards or not but teenage me would have been so excited about it.
Actually, current-day me would probably still be pretty excited about it if someone resurrected the IP...
Actually, current-day me would probably still be pretty excited about it if someone resurrected the IP...
