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Decision to cancel plans for this and Rebellions revamped AVP would ultimately of lain with Fox Interactive.
Given the PS1 Version went through at least 4 different incarnations. .it’s doubtful this ever got beyond planned stages..
This would of been Argonaut’s last planned Saturn title…so i suspect plug was pulled before any coding started.
Will forward over extra press coverage.
I chatted with Martin Piper about Saturn and Dreamcast versions :
Martin:A Sega Saturn version of Alien Resurrection was being worked on, as far as I recall no Dreamcast version.
The Saturn version failed when the programmer was found to be wasting time by trying to hand code everything as one huge assembly file. It failed to progress beyond a technical demo, not a surprise really