Game Sack - Unreleased Games

[Redifer]

Lots of games get made but not all are released:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LpV2Y32-BU

Do you think any of these should have been released?

Also, with this video we now return to our regular bi-weekly schedule.

[flojocabron]

Wow! Great episode.

I've played a lot of emulated games, biut you guys showed me some that i didn't know about!

Cant wait for new installments!

[noiseredux]

great episode!

I'm proud to say I beat Half-Life on DC, which was such an impressive port.

Also was nice to see footage of the newly leaked Toejam & Earl DC game.

[irixith]

Great episode! I'm looking up ResQ and Jelly Boy 2 right away.

[ninjainspandex]

Awesome video! But shocked no mention of Starfox 2 on the snes, probably the best unreleased game never made.

[sevin0seven]

Awesome video! But shocked no mention of Starfox 2 on the snes, probably the best unreleased game never made.

it was mentioned (or noted) on the description..

[alienjesus]

I'm surprised they didn't mention Propellor Arena, but I think they might've done so in an earlier episode. Good stuff guys.

[Redifer]

Nah we haven't done it yet but I'd like to.

We were actually supposed to mention that we didn't have Starfox 2 in the video but we forgot so I had to put it in the description. We'll cover it once it's compatible with flashcarts or Dave buys a repro.

[ExedExes]

I came across a SNES unreleased game a while back that wasn't 100% complete but still had an interesting story to it. It was called Corn Buster. It was developed by a European company called Engine Software,and it came close to getting a US release by Sunsoft. The final product was near completion (around 70-80%) but it was getting near the end of the SNES lifecycle and the game was cancelled. It's some sort of weird Breakout game with a world map and a shop to buy items. You were able to exit and enter levels at anytime, which suggests that it was still in a debugging phase. Engine Software would eventually go on to make games for modern consoles and portable systems, mainly for the European market. Might be worth a look.