Games That Weren'tさんのイラストまとめ

Hardcore was a fantastic looking Turrican/Assassin clone developed by Digital Illusions and due for the #SEGA MegaDrive. Later released as Ultracore via the Mega SG, what happened to the #Amiga version?

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Dennis & Gnasher was due for release from Alternative Software on the #Amiga in 1994. A promising isometric title with a huge Beanotown to explore. The game vanished, like his friends in the game's plot. Thanks to @mcbpete & @yorecomputer for heads up.

https://t.co/dQBweF7II5

The Killing Tool was to be a cyberpunk platformer created by Dynabyte Software for the Sony #PlayStation back in 1996. Sadly it never got past the concept stage, after the closure of Dynabyte. Check out assets from the game thanks to @damgentemp

https://t.co/1DOPJCOVZT

Amiga Games That Weren't blows the lid on CyberSpace - an unreleased cyberpunk game by Oxford Digital Enterprises, based on a table top role-playing game. Featuring previously unseen screens from the cancelled #PC edition and interviews with the team.

https://t.co/YMqgxLN78t

Combat Remix was a late #Amiga fighting game due for release in 1998 from Low Level Productions, highlighted to GTW thanks to regular Grzegorz Antosiewicz. Little else is currently known, with just these 3 screens remaining. Can anything of it be found?

https://t.co/73T9pQuHXJ

More added/updated in the Games That Weren't #C64 archive with a total of 3 new entries and 32 updated pre-existing entries. Still hoping that Ultrabulb shows up some day!

https://t.co/ByADmFwpIm

Bazooka Sue was a strange SCUMM-style adventure featuring a part human, part pig protagonist that saw release on #PC in 1997, but had long been in development as an #Amiga game before disappearing when the market dried up.

https://t.co/av7GaBUan0

Yogi's Big Clean Up was carefully reconstructed from recovered source code by Martin Pugh for Games That Weren't. A long lost #C64 Hi-Tec game by Ash n Dave that you can now finally play. With Ste Day creating extra art + Joachim Wijnhoven the music.

https://t.co/KyZelhNYtd

Ooops Up was a great looking Pang clone to be released on the #C64 by Demonware back in 1991, mentioned by several magazines. Sprite limitations caused the game to be cancelled, with a final build leaked shortly after. Check it out at:

https://t.co/wta8LKVOfJ

#unreleased

Here is the yearly GTW64 xmas update, with 41 new C64 entries added to the archive, along with 17 entries updated.

Hope you enjoy and happy holidays to everyone!

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