The cancelled Titan A.E. game is almost restored

15 thoughts on “The cancelled Titan A.E. game is almost restored”

1. ForWhomTheBellTolls 21-10-2010 at 03:46

   This has nothing to do with the actual restoration of the game, but Titan AE wasn’t a Disney movie. I think it was Fox Animation Studios that did this one. I am pretty sure there are actually discs that were released (possibly from E3 or PSX Magazine) of the demo, because I remember reading from Gamepro an article about a bunch of rare collector demos like NBA 2ball. I thought I saw Titan AE on the list as well. I can look for the issue later.

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2. DaRk_ViVi 21-10-2010 at 16:56

   I was about to submit the same comment: it is not a Disney movie. :)
   However great news, I love these restorations. ^^

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   1. monokoma 22-10-2010 at 14:02

      Ops, i dont know why i wrote the Disney part.. i will remove it ;)

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3. John Doom 21-10-2010 at 20:00

   ForWhomTheBellTolls ur right: the demo was firstly released on disc and then lacked online xd. however maybe some developer holds a completer beta of the game (who knows?). Someone adviced me to find the developers and i know that Unseen64 shall help us to find them, no doubts.

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4. John Doom 22-10-2010 at 16:42

   :) Don’t worry monokoma.
   ForWhomTheBellTolls why did you say that my patch “has nothing to do with the actual restoration of the game” ? o.o

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5. Gus Lanzetta 22-10-2010 at 17:44

   Yep, the game is based on a FOX cartoon movie and the demo was released on disc.

   I have one of the demo discs still sealed here.

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6. Triifid 21-11-2010 at 23:43

   Don’t know if this is useful, but Fiber over at the ASSEMblergames forums (http://assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14588&page=2) found a Gameshark code that opens up what seems to be the original game menu.

   However, the code quoted on the forum freezes up the game and the following code is the correct one: 800291E0 9FC9.

   At least three of the levels load (Titan 1 and 3, and Bangkok 2) and are playable, but you can only explore these areas. There is also a debug sky with the Fox Interactive and Blitz logos visible.

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   1. monokoma 22-11-2010 at 14:32

      Thanks for the info Triifid! :)

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7. Edward Kirk 24-11-2010 at 16:15

   Could this Unseen64 page be merged with the original Titan A.E. page?

   I have put together a guide to the original demo, the patched game and the debug menu:

   http://zenade.angelfire.com/TAE/demo.html

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   1. monokoma 25-11-2010 at 14:42

      Wow, great work Edward! I cant really merge the 2 posts, but we could update the old Titan A.E. page with the info about the patch and link it to this post :)

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8. John Doom 17-04-2011 at 18:47

   yesterday i found out that the link to my patch isn’t working. so i updated the link from altervista to megaupload on my blog (not on youtube because i can’t get a google account for now. sry).
   hope this didn’t make problem to you, altrough i know that monokoma already made a new download link (grazie, mono: mi hai salvato la pelle xd)

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   1. monokoma 19-04-2011 at 14:45

      No problem! :)

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9. Edward Kirk 23-01-2012 at 23:38

   A new code has been developed by Hacc at the ASSEMblergames site, rendering 3 flying levels playable and allowing all but two or three levels to be played:

   http://assemblergames.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14588&page=2

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   1. monokoma 24-01-2012 at 14:19

      That’s really nice :)

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10. cabinboi24 18-07-2018 at 20:11

    I really wish they would have made this game! I would have played the eff out of this game! I loved the movie. But since the game has been restored, is it on a CD ROM for me to play? Because I want it now.

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