Unseen News

Affinix Software was a company based in Southern California, that worked on a cancelled game for the Game Boy Color. Infinity was an epic old-school RPG, that promised to be a good choice for lovers of this genre on the Nintendo console. Sadly the team had some problems in finding a publisher for Infinity and Affinix Software had to close down in 2002. We have contacted Eric Hache, former member of Affinix and composer of the score for Infinity (a real “beta-OST” that you can download from his website) for a little interview about their cancelled game and his life as a videogame music artist. Read the rest of this entry » 

Recently, SuperGalvatron has uploaded 2 gameplay videos of Streets of Rage 2 and Shinobi 3: Return of the Ninja Master that contains several beta elements. This is the only (at the moment) video of a beta version of Shinobi that is different from the one that is on the Internet, it shows many differences, first, there is the  

From the Robert Seddon links list, today we would like to notice a page about some “unheard” music from Final Fantasy 6. At the FFMusic website we can read that there is a “3-inch CD single contains remixed and arranged tracks, apparently from FF6 by the title, but none of the tracks sound familiar. Chris Kohler tells me that most of the tracks on this CD were deleted from the FF6 game, and that “Chikazuku Yokan” was supposed to be a vocal track composed for the game.” You can read more about this album at www.ffmusic.info 

[Edit: it seems that this was just an item-swap, nothing beta at all] Here is a video of an unused object found in Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, more precisely in the Sea King’s Temple: a golden frog.