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Dead to Rights: Retribution is a third-person shooter developed by Volatile Games and published by Namco in 2010. This is the 4th and last game in the DTR franchise originally created by Namco Hometek. Below is a trailer that shows several changes prior to the game’s release.

Different running animation
Different walking animation
Captain Innesse looks different here
The guy Jack beats to a pulp in the final release looks different here
Slightly different combat animation
Temple Tower is different from the outside
Tseng shoots Triads instead of Police Officers in the trailer

Microsoft, Xbox 360

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl [Xbox 360 – Cancelled]

Todd_the_Toad

04-08-2022

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S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Shadow of Chernobyl was released March 20, 2007 by Ukrainian studio GSC Game World. The project was very warmly received by the players of the CIS countries and became a cult title.

However, few people know that Shadow of Chernobyl was planned to be released on Xbox 360. Not only that, when the game was called Stalker: Oblivion Lost, they also wanted to release it on Xbox Original, but the idea was postponed.

After the long-awaited release and the start of development of Clear Sky, GSC announced that Shadow of Chernobyl would be released on Xbox 360. However, this idea was discarded after the release of Call of Pripyat.

Quite recently some build of Shadow of Chernobyl was leaked on the Internet. In many ways it was the same game, but with one “but”: it had an inventory wheel, stylized for a gamepad, and in the tutorial instead of the keyboard keys, as it was in the PC version, there were console keys (and from the Xbox!).

Whether this was the exact build that was talked about back in 2007, or whether it was a relatively recent version meant to be re-released on modern consoles is unknown. Well, time will tell.

Microsoft, Xbox 360

Alan Wake [X360 – Beta]

U64 Staff & Contributors

09-10-2009

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Alan Wake is an action adventure game developed by Remedy Entertainment, the Finnish company behind the Max Payne games. It is due for release on Xbox 360 in March 2010 and plans for a Windows release have been shelved indefinitely. Alan Wake was originally announced at E3 2005 and in 5 years of development the team decided to change Alan’s appearance since the first trailer. Let’s see those changes throughout the years:

Alan’s First Design (2005):

2006:

2008:

2009: