Lady Sia 3D [GC PS2 - Prototype]

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12 May 2010

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Lady Sia 3D is a prototype for an action adventure game that was in development by RFX Interactive in 2002 / 2003, for the GameCube and Playstation 2. The game was meant to be a tridimensional sequel to the original Lady Sia, created by RFX and published in 2001 by TDK Mediactive for the GameBoy Advance.

This Lady Sia 3D prototype never evolved into a full game and it’s possible that the team found it too difficult to translate the fun gameplay of the original GBA version into a 3D world (before this proto they only worked on 2D games for the GBC and GBA). In 2003 RFX closed and TDK Mediactive was acquired by Take-Two Interactive.

Thanks to Holly for the contribution! Thanks to Jason for the english corrections!

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2 Responses to Lady Sia 3D [GC PS2 - Prototype]

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Bob

May 14th, 2010 at 10:23 pm

Wow, I had no idea this existed! I’ve never even heard about it before today.

It’s a shame it they couldn’t handle the transition to 3D gaming well (I’m not going to say anything about the visuals though, because it’s a prototype).

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fusugar

July 15th, 2011 at 3:41 pm

i hadnt heard of this! its a shame cause the gameboy advance game was actually really good!

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