New Cancelled Games & Their Lost Media Added to the Archive

Others, PC / MAC, Playstation, Saturn, Sega, Sony

Darknet [Saturn, Playstation, PC – Cancelled]

U64 Staff & Contributors
12-09-2008
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Darknet (sometimes written Dark Net) was given a tiny preview in the August 1995 issue of Sega Power, in “Video Games The Ultimate Gaming Magazine” (Issue 90 July 1996) and in EGM 83, and aside from a small screenshot and some concept art, very little is said about the game. From the lone screenshot, it seems to be an isometric adventure game, similar to Diablo, but with a fairly unique plot, with four students being sucked into the internet itself and fighting against the titular Darknet. The game was developed by American Softworks for PC, Playstation and Saturn, scheduled for ‘some yet-to-be-decided date’ and never released.

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Unseen News

[Unseen Hardware] the Phantom Console

U64 Staff & Contributors
12-09-2008
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The Phantom console was a game system developed by Infinium labs in 2002 but it was canceled for financial problems. This console was able to run games without using cartidges, DVDs or CDs: instead, the games would have been downloaded from internet by a pay-per-play service. The phantom console was designed to be very easy to set up and all the accessories were wireless, so you did not had to worry about any cables. The console did have an AMD Athlon XP 2500+ CPU, an internal 40 GB Hard drive, 256 MB of RAM, Nvidia GeForce FX 5700 Ultra video card and Dolby Digital 5.1 Audio sound card. About the kernel, the Phantom had a modified Read more

Nes / Famicom, Nintendo

Space Ace [NES – Unreleased]

yota
11-09-2008
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Space ace was an arcade laser game released originally in 1984.  However,this Nes version was going to be a platform in the same vein as the conversion of Dragon’s Lair  produced for the same 8-bit console. It is likely that the project was dropped because the Nintendo Entertainment System was at the end of its life. Space Ace was later ported to the Snes, but it was a completely different game.

Thanks to ArnoldRimmer83 for the pics!

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