Nintendo, Nintendo 64 & 64DD

Extreme G 2 [N64 – Beta]

monokoma
03-04-2008
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Extreme-G 2 is the second Extreme-G game to be released on the Nintendo 64, developed by Probe Entertainment for Acclaim. In these early screens we can notice some beta differences and graphic details. Thanks to Mucus for the list!

The Difference Of The Beta Version And The Original Version:

  • The Track Canous In The Beta Version Appears With No Snow, Looks Likes A Desert With Rocks
  • In The Beta Version You Can Use The Opponent Bike”s
  • Different HUD
  • Different Texture Of Sensara
  • Different Aquanor Level

Thanks to playertw02 for some of these images!

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Nintendo, Nintendo 64 & 64DD

Wild Metal Country 64 [N64 – Unreleased]

U64 Staff & Contributors
03-04-2008
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DMA’s history is also marked by several announced projects that were subsequently cancelled in mid-development, like the Nintendo 64 ports of Wild Metal Country. The PC version was released, and you can try it yourself, with the free download from the Rockstar Website: www.rockstargames.com/classics/wmc.html

Thanks to Celine for the contribution!

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Nintendo, Nintendo 64 & 64DD

Montezuma’s Return [N64 – Cancelled]

MAIcrosoft
03-04-2008
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Montezuma’s Return is a action adventure game and the sequel to the original Parker Brothers game Montezuma’s Revenge. It was released for PC in 1998: a Nintendo 64 version was planned too, but it was cancelled for unknow reasons. A screenshot from the presumed N64 version was shown in an old issue of Nintendo Power, but it could have been taken from the PC version.

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Ultra Soccer / Acclaim Sports Soccer [N64 – Cancelled]

U64 Staff & Contributors
03-04-2008
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Acclaimsports Soccer, also know as Ultra Soccer, was a sport game that was in development at Probe Entertainment (the same team behind Xtreme-G) in 1997 / 1998 and was going to be published by Acclaim. The game was later cancelled, probably because of quality standards or because of problems with the Quagmire Engine.

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