Legion is a cancelled 3D action game that was in development for the Playstation 1 by SCEE around 1997. It is unknown why it was never released, if you have more info about the project, please contact us. Scan from PlayMag issue 17 and Console News issue 14.
Philosoma is scrolling shoot ’em up developed by G Artist and published by Sony for the PlayStation in 1995 / 1996. The story of the game is about an alien planet named Planet 220 (know as ORA-194-220 in the Japanese version) that is attacked by an unknown force and requires assistance. Celine found an old article about Philosoma in Console Plus magazine #34, in which they shown a target render from the early development of the game.
Fly By Wire was the codename of the helicopter simulation game by Shiny Entertainment that would be released under the name RC Stunt Copter. In the images below you can see an early prototype of the project.
Monster Knight is a cancelled third person action-rpg developed by Insomniac that was supposed to be released for PS2. The game was never officially announced, but its design document, created in 1999 and which contained the concept arts that we can see below, was shown to IGN in august 2012.
From the few info available about it, Monster knight was probably a mix between Zelda and Pokemon: in fact, the player main’s objective was to explore a large world and capture the various creatures that he encountered.
However, in this game monsters could be acquired also by negotiation or after pursuing and catching them, and they were used by the player not as fighters but as equipment or transport. Every creature had a particular class, growth pattern and personality.
Force of One is an early (1999) prototype of Technomancer for the Playstation 2 and PC, an action game that would eventually be cancelled after many years of development. You can read more about the project here: Technomancer on Unseen64 Scan from PlayMag issue 49.
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