4×4 Off-Roaders is a cancelled Gameboy Advance racing game that was in development by Small Rockets in 2001. The game was powered by a nice voxel 3D graphic engine, something that was not usual on the 2D-centric GBA console. We dont know why the game was never released, but it’s possible that Small Rockets never found a publisher.
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Il primo nome che viene mente guardando Jet Riders è Waverace. Dai colori ai personaggi, fino allo spirito stesso del gioco, lo stile tipicamente Nintendaro di Jet Riders colpisce senza ombra di dubbio! La modalità primcipale di gioco è la “Sfida”, in cui si sarebbero dovute fare delle gare, come un percorso a boe, completare una corsa a tempo stabilito, ecc. Così facendo si sarebbero ottenute delle stelle, che vi sarebbero servite per sbloccare nuove sfide, gare, mezzi e guidatori.
Il gioco secondo alcune recensioni avrebbe dovuto riscuotere un grandissimo successo, ma non ha mai visto la luce. I Jet erano maneggevoli e presentavano la caratteristica di poter spruzzare acqua per esempio per abbattere castelli di sabbia o pupazzi di neve. Un’interessante caratteristica era la modalità multiplayer.
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Resident evil is a survival horror created by Capcom and released for Playstation and Saturn in 1996. A porting of the game for Gameboy Color, developed by Hotgen, was supposed to be released within 1999 in a 4mb cartridge, but eventually Capcom decided to shelve it even if it was almost completed. A preview at ign.com mentioned the presence of new enemies and a quick-save feature.
In February 2012, thanks to a fundrising organized by Assembler forum, two different beta builds of Resident Evil GBC were released to the community. Every room, almost all the items and the cutscenes from the Psx version are present in this porting, but, apart from the zombies, every other enemy is either absent or still not animated. We can only use the handgun, the knife and the shotgun. By changing your location with the emulator it’s possible to get to the eliport, but there is neither a final boss or an ending sequence. In the second build we can play only with Chris and inventory chests don’t work anymore , but this beta seems to be more polished overall.
Interestingly, the build documented in the ign preview seems to be yet another pre-release version of RE GBC, showing brown zombies and a few little changes in the backgrounds.
In the official topic at Assembler Forum you can find more info about this great release!
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