Conan [Jaguar - Cancelled]

1 Star2 Stars3 Stars4 Stars5 Stars (4 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
Loading ... Loading ...
by In: jaguar|OTHERS

12 Mar 2010

Add a new beta or cancelled game to the U64 Archive Edit a page in the U64 Archive

Conan is a cancelled beat ‘em up similar to Golden Axe that was in development by Arcade Zone for the Atari Jaguar. The french studio was closed down after Sony decided to not publish their latest Super Nintendo game, as the original Playstation arrived in Europe. Without another publisher they had to give up on releasing Nightmare Busters SNES and Arcade Zone had to shut down. Conan Jaguar vanished with their closure and it’s unknown how much of the game was finished before the cancellation.

At 1Up Games can read an interview with former Arcade Zone’s developers, in which they mention this unreleased beat ‘em up:

Lyes Belaidouni: We even made an attempt on the Atari Jaguar, the stillborn console for which we developed (without bragging) the most beautiful beat’em up with huge sprites and monumental backgrounds ! But this, alas, no one has seen it…

Celine was able to find some screenshots of the game in magazines CD Consoles #2, #5 and GF #95

Images:

Do you want to add more info, screens or videos to this post? Click on the “Edit” link below! It’s just like Wikipedia (maybe).

Edit

Did you like this Unseen Game? Here are some related posts:

  1. Nightmare Busters [SNES - Unreleased]
  2. Chaos Agenda (Black ICE White Noise) [Atari Jaguar - Unreleased]
  3. SwitchDeath [Jaguar - Cancelled?]
  4. Titan A.E. [PSX PC - Cancelled]
  5. Mech Arena [PC XBOX - Cancelled]

1 Response to Conan [Jaguar - Cancelled]

Avatar

Celine

March 12th, 2010 at 11:01 am

Nightmare Buster’s publisher , at least in Japan, was Nichibutsu.

Comment Form

About Unseen 64:

U64 is an archive with articles, screens and videos for cancelled, beta & unseen videogames. Every change & cut creates a different gaming experience: we would like to save some documents about this evolution for curiosity, historic and artistic preservation.

Are you a developer?

Our mighty sponsor:

Unseen Archive:

Buy games to help U64!

Support U64: