Thrill Kill is a cancelled 1998 fighting game for the Sony PlayStation, which even today is still widely available despite being officially unpublished. Thrill Kill was considered a technical feat for the PlayStation for allowing four players to fight simultaneously in the same room, although this technical feat was overshadowed…
Sirens [PSX – Cancelled]
Thanks to Andrew we have some more infos about Sirens: “This game was developed by Caps Software, the same people who made X-Men 2: Clone Wars on Sega Genesis. It involved Reive Larson, a guy who’s pulled from L.A. into a parallel world. He finds out that the world’s ecology…
Sonic R [Prototype/Beta – Saturn]
Sonic R is a 1997 racing game developed by Traveller’s Tales and published by SEGA, which was released on the SEGA Saturn. The title made its debut at E3 1997 and was later launched in November, 1997. On the road to reaching store shelves, the game observed a multitude of beta…
Propeller Arena [Dreamcast – Cancelled]
Propeller Arena: Aviation Battle Championship, had to be one of those titles that would show the potential of the Dreamcast, a console for online gaming. The plot was simple: in 2045, would set up a championship fights between aircraft of the Second World War. The game included a Championship mode,…
K Project (REZ) [Dreamcast – Beta / Prototype / Unused]
K Project was a testbed for the game that would eventually become REZ. The developers United Game Artists came from the now defunct Team Andromeda, which produced the Panzer Dragoon games, and it was from this pedigree that K Project would draw its basic gameplay style of an on-rails shooter.…