Another nice link from Robert Seddon, that lead us to a page on Lost SaGa in which we can see a collection of concept designs for the Romancing SaGa logo! Romancing SaGa is a console RPG developed by Squaresoft: the original Super Famicom version, was released on January 28, 1992.
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Red Faction: B.E.A.S.T. was a prototype developed by Locomotive Games. Planned for the Wii platform, the game was cancelled when THQ decided to close the studio [due to an internal restructure process].
Thanks a lot to Hey Hey for the link!
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The Lord of the Rings: The White Council is a RPG that was under development at Electronic Arts Los Angeles. It was going to be based on the fantasy novel The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien, however on February 2, 2007, EA announced that the game had been delayed indefinitely. This was said to be due to management problems. EA worked with Pandemic Studios to create The Lord of the Rings: Conquest instead. [Infos from Wikipedia]
Thanks to MDHmodder for the contribution!
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We have added some stuff in these Unseen Archives: Castle Crashers, Banjo & Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts, Eternal Darkness [GC], Mario Galaxy, Stargate SG-1: The Alliance, Millenium Fire [Saturn], Rat Race, Joust 3D [XBOX/PS2], Starcon: Star Control 4, Black 9 [XBOX], Perfect Dark [N64], Raven Blade [GC], Shadow of the Colossus, Comanche [SNES], ShenMue [DC], Mr Bloopy, Conker’s Twelve Tales, Bioshock, GTA 3, Megaman Legends, Final Fantasy 7, Half Life, Half Life 2, Race ‘n’ Chase [GTA Proto], Warhawk [PS3], Eight Days [PS3], Ghouls & Ghosts Online, Powerslide FX, Kirby’s Dream Course and Citizen Zero [XBOX]!
In the Youtube Channel of 64Scener we can see a nice collection of videos from various N64 prototypes: Earthworm Jim 3D, Top Gear Hyperbike, Duck Dodger and Power Puff Girls. I never played these games, so i dont really know if they have any differences from the final version (only the Power Puff Girl has a comparison with the final). Do you see any changes? Props to 64Scener / Nesworld for sharing these!