In this old trailer of the Tekken 5 we can see less-detailed characters, enviroments and animations than the one in the final version. Even the hole in the wall behind Kazuya is missing from this trailer.
Thanks to Marco for the contribution!
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WCW Mayhem 2 was a professional wrestling video game to be published by Electronic Arts. The game was rumored to have been developed by AKI for the Sony PlayStation 2. A branching storyline as well as over 1000 moves would accompany the game. Match types like first blood and gauntlet were going to be implemented as well. Unfortunately for fans, WCW Mayhem 2 was never completed as the WWF’s purchase of the WCW in March of 2001 negated Electronic Art’s licensing deal. The technology and engine, however, were later used in part for EA’s future wrestling title, Def Jam Vendetta.
Thanks a lot to Steven Diggs Jr. for all these info and screens!
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This is the very first Gran Turismo 4 footage shown at the E3 2003. This video contains an early and incomplete version of the Grand Canyon Circuit (low-detailed textures for the circuit and the background) as well as less-detailed car models of the Subaru Impreza WRX Rally Car ’03 and the Toyota Corolla WRC ’97.
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The overall result suggested that the development of The Angel of Darkness had been rushed, despite numerous delays prior to its release to possibly improve the final product; difficult-to-overlook plot inconsistencies (or leaps) and frequent continuity errors added to the belief that significant ‘cuts’ were made from the original design. While it was not the first (or last) game to suffer such abridgment, the results were especially jarring and confusing. For example, in the final encounter between Lara and the overall perpetrator, they appear to
TimeSplitters 2 is a first-person shooter available for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube. The game was published by Eidos and developed by Free Radical Design, a company founded by some ex-Rare members. In February of 1999, 20 months before the release of Perfect Dark, several members of Rare who had worked on GoldenEye 007, including Steve Ellis, Karl Hilton, Graeme Norgate, and David Doak, left to form their own company called Free Radical Design. After they developed the first TimeSplitters, Free Radical Design began work on TimeSplitters 2, with the goal of creating a more fulfilling story mode alongside the Arcade and MapMaker modes. [Info from Wikipedia] In the beta version of the game, there was a different HUD and different design for some of the weapons. You can see a comparison below:
Thanks to Danny33 for the contributions & to Jay for the english corrections!
Beta Electro Tool:
Final Electro Tool (beta HUD):
Beta Laser Gun:
Final Laser Gun (beta HUD):
Beta Plasma Autorifle?:
Final Plasma Autorifle (beta HUD):
Beta Tactical 12-Gauge:
Final Tactical 12-Gauge (beta HUD):
Beta Soviet S47:
Final Soviet S47 (with beta HUD):
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