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|status=Released * Possibly owned by DreamTR previously.

|status=Released ...y due to the bankruptcy of THQ. It was later released on February 10, 2015 by 2K Games for PlayStation 4, XBOX One and Microsoft Windows.

| status= Released ...ased SNES game X. The game was later released on Game Boy. It was released by [[drx]] on September 17, 2006.

| status= Released ...reated, as it was the first 3D game for a portable system. It was released by [[drx]] on September 17, 2006.

|status=Released ...r release October 2008. It was cancelled by Eidos and for a while the demo was the only way to play the game. When completed a screen is displayed which r

...'MediEvil''. The lot was successfully acquired by the [[R.D.K.S Team]] who released it on Archive.org on March 31, 2019. |?Was released by=Released by

|status=Released, redump needed ...er BBS before the game was released. The ROM contains data for scene intro by the group.

...ideo game publishing division of British conglomerate the Virgin Group. It was formed as Virgin Games in 1983. Initially built around a small development |?Was released by=Released by

...selves were sometimes patched with "intros" that advertise the groups that released the ROM. Groups would often go as far as to modify the ROM itself for vario |?Was released by=Released by

|?Was released by=Released by

|status=Released * Was to be released in late 1995.

*Over 6 months past the prototype recently released by VGHF *It seems as if the game was completely overhauled by this point in time

|status=Released * Developed by Enter-Tech, was to be published by Sparrow Records.

|status=Released Submarine is a Nintendo DS Tech Demo that was available via DS Download Play at E3 2005.

|status=Released ...a's version of Tetris) was planned for the Sega Mega Drive. This was never released (presumably to avoid legal troubles with Nintendo who had recently acquired

|status=Released ...eamcast versions were only released in Europe and Japan. The game was only released in North America on the Microsoft Xbox.

|status=Released * Developed by, and was to be published by Starpath.

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

|status=Released ...the Japanese "Famicom Mini" releases into a single cartridge. It was never released.

| status= Released A test menu for the Sega Saturn. It was donated by [[Kevtris]] and released by [[drx]] on March 30, 2008.

|status=Released ...erly a secretive project under the early code name "Dimitri", Project Milo was unveiled at the 2009 E3 in a demonstration for Kinect, as a "controller-fre

|status=Released * File was likely released between October and November 1997

| status= Released ...er two released and includes some logos. It was donated by [[breezer]] and released on February 23, 2009.

|status=Released * Was to be published by UA Limited.

|status=Released * Developed by Western Technologies, was to be published by Atari.

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

|status=Released ...LucasArts but was cancelled sometime in 2012 after LucasArts was shut down by Disney shortly after they bought out Lucasfilm.

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

A seller by the name of ''Leetfr0g'' obtained a large majority of WayForward Technology |?Was released by=Released by

| status= Released ...pt for the graphics, which are brighter. It was donated by [[breezer]] and released on February 23, 2009.

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

|status=Released * Programmed by John Marvin, was to be published by Fox Video Games.

|status=Released * Programmed by Mark Hahn for Atari.

|video_status=Released ...an unused music track from the previous Frogger game, which was developed by another studio.

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

|status=Released * Programmed by Jeff Lorenz for Sega Electronics, was to be published by Sega.

| status= Released ...the JVC CD-ROM Emulator System. It was donated by [[Kevtris]] and released by [[drx]] on March 30, 2008.

|status=Released ...ed from the original due to a bug that caused it not to work. The checksum was not fixed to reflect the changes, however.

...mped, and is a very early prototype in comparison to the one that has been released. <br> ...ing this prototype as neither a Game Shark 3.3 or a 64drive with UltraSave was able to dump it consistently. However, consistent dumps were eventually mad

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

|status=Released ...nally released as an overdumped ROM by Menace; a correct dump was released by [[iNDEPENDENT]] 8 days later

|status=Dumped, not released ...ased to public and very different than final build.This build was showcase by MattJ155 along with Midnight Club:Street racing preview build and the Thras

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

|status=Dumped, not released ...ased to public and very different than final build.This build was showcase by MattJ155 along with Midnight Club:Street racing preview build and the Thras

| status= Released ...and 1.00a, dating Oct 12, 1994. It was donated by [[Kevtris]] and released by [[drx]] on March 30, 2008.

|status=Released * Programmed, and was to be published by Coleco.

|status=Released * Programmed by Tod Frye, was to be published by Atari.

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

|status=Released * Not sure if this demo was shown publicly in its entirety might have been for private showing.

|status=Dumped, not released Lenguins was a 2004 tech demo made by Proto Media production company.

|status=Released * Developed by Video Soft, was to be published by Amiga.

|status=Released An early demo created and uploaded by one of the developers. It features a limited story, 1 stage and 1 boss.

|status=Released SegaSonic Bros. is an unreleased puzzle game made by SEGA in 1992.

|status=Released *The game was created by Helios Interactive and was an MMO based on the Spyro franchise of games

...ls of the Universe". The lot was purchased by [[Drx]] and was archived and released in pieces starting in June of 2016, along with other Ecco the Dolphin devel ...co games. After the Dreamcast was discontinued in the USA, the game was re-released in 2002 for the PlayStation 2.

|status=Released ...e game X for Game Boy, from when it was named Lunar Chase. It was released by [[drx]] on September 17, 2006.

|status=Released * Programmed by Tod Frye, was to be published by Atari.

|status=Released * The original ROM was leaked onto BBS before the final release by an unknown group.

|status=Released The prototype was originally released in 2008 on SNES Central. The owner wished to remain anonymous, but is a tru

|status=Released * Developed by First Star Software, was to be published by Parker Brothers.

|status=Released * Programmed by Ed Temple for Individeo, was to be published by Coleco.

|status=Released ...ogrammer, the game was complete by the time of its completion. Virgin, who was producing the game, did not have the rights to the property and could not r

|status=Released ...it was obtained off the developer's backups]. The rom's original filename was "WHACK1.N64" and the header also mention a potential working name for the g

|status=Released GBC game created by Affinix Software and was set to be published by Crave Entertainment before ultimately backing out, leaving the game unrelea

|status=Released * Programmed by David Crane and Bob Whitehead for Activision.

|status=Released * This version was not leaked by testers but by game programmers at the time.

|status=Released * Developed by Video Soft, was to be published by Amiga.

|status=Released ...ere was still a ban on video games. This translation of the game was never released.

On or about March 13, 2018, an individual by the name of Zammis Clark breached Nintendo's corporate intranet, having acc |?Was released by=Released by

|status=Released * Programmed by Tod Frye, was to be published by Atari.

|status=Released * Developed, and was to be published by Atari.

|status=Released ...he same cartridge was later dumped again by Martin @ NESWorld and released by [[snescentral]] on September 4, 2010

|status=Released ...any others exist in the wild. The full PC version was eventually published by GameTek for the UK market in 1997.

|status=Released * Developed by, and was to be published by Hydravision Entertainment.

The first (and earliest) prototype was kindly donated to us by “Z” and features many differences in comparison to the final. The titl The second prototype (v.21) was donated to us by [[User:Billscat-socks|Billscat-socks]], and contains more comparable differ

|status=Released * Released by SEGA on the Nintendo Virtual Console for the Wii.

| status= Released ...for the graphics, which are darker here. It was donated by [[breezer]] and released on February 23, 2009.

|status=Released ...h demo of a Lufia & the Fortress of Doom port for the Sega Mega Drive that was cancelled.

|status=Released, redump needed * The game was going to be published by Virgin Interactive but was cancelled at the last minute. The game received a review in the June 1997 i

|status=Released * Programmed by John Russell, was to be published by Fox Video Games.

|status=Released *Developed by Team 3 Games.

|status=Released * Developed, and was to be published by Atari.

|status=Released * Released sometime in 2002 by an unknown group.

|status=Released * Released by the developers, Quantized Bit, in 2014. The ROM was released in a Indiestand game sale of their lost product, Volt.

|status=Released ...ion modified by third parties or by EA itself, but apparently this version was used in a YouTube video to make the nfsmw 2012 builds functional.

|status=Released ...the first CD of Lost & Found Vol. 1 published by Oldergames.com, which was released unlicensed in 2004 for the Sega Saturn.

|status=Released A prototype demo of Beyond Divinity which was distributed by PC Gamer at the time.

|status=Released * Programmed by Todd Marshall for Wickstead Design, was to be published by U.S. Games.

|status=Released * Developed by, and was to be published by Starpath.

|status=Released * Developed by BlueSky Software, was to be published by Atari.

| status= Released ...as Beta 3 by Electronic Arts. It was donated by [[man_traic]] and released by [[drx]] on July 23, 2009.

|status=Released * Developed by Video Soft, was to be published by Amiga.

|status=Released * File was likely released between October and November 1997

|status=Released ...ion modified by third parties or by EA itself, but apparently this version was used in a YouTube video to make the nfsmw 2012 builds functional.

|status=Released * Programmed by Ed Temple for Individeo, was to be published by Coleco.

|status=Released ...Sonic Adventure, dated June 8, 1999. It was dumped by darcagn and released by [[drx]] on August 31, 2008.

|status=Released An incredibly early prototype for Them's Fightin' Herds, called here by it's original name "Fighting is Magic".

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

...burned with various prototypes of the SNES port which was development side by side with the Mega Drive version. <br> ...n comparison to their final builds. Surprisingly the Japanese localization was among some of the prototypes in this part of the lot as well.<br>

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released, redump needed *Research suggests this was the demo used for CeBit in 1998

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released * One of the initial games advertised with the 3-D Glasses but was mentioned by name only in the February 1987 issue of "Computer Entertainer".

|status=Released ...aybe taken by a review copy and it was translated (by mistake , because it was considered as a final build) in Russian language (not licensed).

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released *This version was built by Ubisoft who took over development after THQ went bankrupt in 2012.

|status=Released ...d by Activision for manufacturing approval in August 1989 (meaning that it was fully complete and ready for a retail release).

|status=Released * Developed by, and was to be published by Starpath.

|status=Released ...but was recently redumped with DiscImageCreator using Redump.org standards by ObscureGamers in 2021 as part of the [[OG Sega Saturn Group Buy 2021]].

|status=Released ...ywood (Aug 5, 1995 prototype)|second later prototype being released]] that was not only later and had a newer date, but had it's dates written on the EPRO

|status=Released ...luded in the no-intro set that’s currently floating around on the internet was modified from the original dump and contained the following changes:

|status=Released A demo version released by developers on official game's page. The page died a while ago. Contains onl

|status=Released ...but was recently redumped with DiscImageCreator using Redump.org standards by ObscureGamers in 2021 as part of the [[OG Sega Saturn Group Buy 2021]].

|status=Released * Predates the final build by almost 5 months.

...1994 and were even reviewed in 1995 by DieHard GameFan magazine. The game was still teased throughout 1995, but completely disappeared near the end of th ...vels/SNESCentral]. The prototype that was dumped and released by the scene was unfortunately modified from its original dump and includes some edits to va

|status=Released * Programmed by Todd Marshall for Wickstead Design, was to be published by U.S. Games.

|status=Released * Developed by Titus

|status=Released ...e in 2001, the game was in development for four years before finally being released in 2004 as an exclusive Xbox title.

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released ...of Torc: Legend of the Ogre Crown, dated December 6, 1997. It was released by scene group KALiSTO on February 15, 2001.

|status=Released This build shows a VERY different version of Most Wanted. This version was supposed to have an actual storyline, as well as weapons (known as Most Wan

|status=Released ...t to HiddenPalace that matched the data ObscureGamers had been sent (Which was incomplete & had edited file dates).

|status=Released, redump needed ...yStation 2. It was originally released a few months before the US release, by the scene group 1-Hit Wonderz.

|status=Released A vertical slice prototype of the unreleased game "Cipher Complex" by Edge of Reality for the Microsoft XBOX 360.

|status=Released ...Barbera projects being canceled. However, it's also possible that the game was canceled along with many other Hi Tech Expressions projects because of a po

*The build was not released to public.This build was showcase by MattJ155 along with Midnight Club:Street racing preview build and 2 preview

|video_status=Released A pitch animation created by animator Cory Humes that was uploaded to his YouTube channel in 2008.

|status=Released ...unreleased version of Sonic 3, dated Apr 08, 1994, 17.29. It was released by [[drx]] on February 23, 2008.

|status=Released ...he font used in Super Loopz, which was developed by Graffiti and published by Imagineer.

|status=Released A tech demo called "RaceX" that was created by Acclaim for the Microsoft Xbox.

|status=Released ...he TV show with the same name. The game was developed by Warthog Games and was intended to release for the Nintendo GameCube and Sony PlayStation systems.

|status=Released This binary was compiled from source from the Chris Shrigley website by CaH4e3. It is a very early build that compares to other known dumped cartr

|status=Released ...g what the original version of Fallout 3, developed by Black Isle Studios, was going to be.

|status=Released, redump needed * Programmed by Alex Leavens for Bally Midway, was to be published by CBS Electronics.

|status=Released ...Barbera projects being canceled. However, it's also possible that the game was canceled along with many other Hi Tech Expressions projects because of a po

|status=Released * Developed, and was to be published by Video Soft.

|status=Released ...differences and contains many leftovers from Road Rash 2. It was released by [[drx]] on January 31, 2008.

|status=Released, redump needed ...video in an effort to get the disc to fit on a CD-R. The game was redumped by Laurent in 2021 from an original GD-R, containing all the original data.

|status=Released A vertical slice prototype of the unreleased game "Cipher Complex" by Edge of Reality for the Microsoft XBOX 360.

|status=Released ...the same day as the final ROM was also released on BBS. The release group was based in France, so it's likely the original cart might've originated there

|status=Released, redump needed ...evels/SNESCentral. The prototype that was dumped and released by the scene was unfortunately modified from its original dump and includes some edits to va

|status=Released A small demo of an unreleased Superman game developed by Sunsoft for the SNES.

|status=Released * Developed, and was to be published by Atari.

|status=Released * Developed by Pi Studios, was to be published by Hudson Soft

|status=Released * This version was leaked by testers at the time.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/TAZ2/ TAZG902.ZIP/MAIN0.BIN + MAIN1.BIN + MAIN2.BIN + MAIN3.BIN

|status=Released * Developed by Playbox Ltd. This build was sent in an email to Data Design Interactive.

|status=Released ...so distributed in a modified form by the scene group KALISTO, a clean dump was distributed many many years ago on the MediEvil Boards

|status=Released * This version was leaked by testers at the time.

|status=Released ...prototype's cartridge is labeled in black sharpie as a September build and was obtained from a trade show back in the day.

|status=Released A demo of a game that would be titled "Patlabor - The Game", which was bundled with copies of the Playstation game "Silent Mobius".

|status=Released ...r Hunter originated from a SGI Indy machine owned by Acclaim. The filename was simply "biglevel". It can be seen on the E3 show floor in this video: https

|status=Released * Developed, and was to be published by Atari.

|status=Released ...oped by Game Machine Studios and Digital Funk Machine, was to be published by Little Orbit.

|status=Released .... It was available on McPig's Dropbox, but deleted, later, it was archived by some member of the official discord server.

...ritz/PrinceFrizzy, Trevir/cellomonster, and Ben Brown. The prototypes were released from April 20th-23rd, 2021, with releases spread out on those days. Each da

|status=Released * Was in development by Sculptured Software

|status=Released This build was recovered in a poor state and had to be fixed to get working...

|status=Released ...oped by Game Machine Studios and Digital Funk Machine, was to be published by Little Orbit.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/DAVEROB/ DR022794.ZIP/ROM00.BIN + ROM01.BIN

|status=Released An early prototype of Mortal Kombat Trilogy for the Nintendo 64. It was titled ''Mortal Kombat Kronicles'' at this point in development.

|status=Released, redump needed |file=2002 World Cup PK(unl PAL)(dumped by maxzhou88).zip

...led and released to the [https://highwayfrogs.net Highway Frogs Community] by Kneesnap thanks to an anonymous donor.

...bu Sakaguchi. Sakaguchi had pitched the idea for an RPG to his bosses, but was repeatedly turned down over doubts of the profitability of such a project. ...personal computers in North America. The battle system, which was designed by Sakaguchi, took inspiration from tabletop games like Dungeon & Dragons. <br

|status=Released * Released alongside source code, assets, and design documents.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/ALADDIN/ ALAD0124.ZIP/GG_WITH.R00<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/ALADDIN/ ALGG0113.ZIP/UGG_ALAD.BIN

...me is called “Ecco 3D”. It’s similar to the E3 auto demo that was released by [[BANANABREAK]] a few years ago, but this one is more of a playable tech de ...came later that year. The differences between this revision and the final released revision are unknown.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CS727.ZIP/CS.BIN<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CSFIN.ZIP/CS727.ZIP/CS.BIN

|status=Released ...by the main programmer of the game to the now defunct pcGTW website, which was dedicated to preserving lost titles such as this

|status=Released ...Nintendo Wii. The game would finally be localized for the Wii when it was released as part of a compilation title known as "Ultimate Shooting Collection".

|status=Released ...to the original snescentral release, a single byte at <code>0x71951</code> was changed from <code>48</code> to <code>40</code>, which is probably a waterm

|status=Released * The original disc contained errors. A fixed version was provided by [[User::Demon]] and is included with the original image.

|status=Released ...on, A Tradewest logo is the first thing that pops up, suggesting that this was the version Tradewest planned to release before the publisher change.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/SPORTTRI/ WSTERN58.ZIP/1MEG427A.ROM<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/SPORTTRI/ WSTERN59.ZIP/1MEG502A.ROM

|status=Released ...servationist or group. The label includes a burn date of 2011-03-24, which was used for that previous release.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/BBEARS/ BB0812.ZIP/BB0.BIN + BB1.BIN<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/BBEARS/ BB0812G.ZIP/BB0.BIN + BB1.BIN

...ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fXi6fXLr0Q The first video] of the release was uploaded on December 28, 2023, and the first uploads were done the followin ...at are a perfect match to either a final build or a build that was already released in some shape or form.

|status=Released *Predates the final build by over 2 years.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/ALADDIN/ ALAD0124.ZIP/GG_OUT.R00<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/ALADDIN/ ALAD0127.ZIP/ALDINGG.C04 + ALDINGG.C05 + ALDINGG.C06 + AL

|status=Released * Released alongside source code, assets, and design documents.

|status=Released ...zone 2100'' for the PC from 1999-01-05 (about 3 months before the game was released).

|status=Released * The name of this build is not a typo - or if it was, it was one by the localisers.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/ASTERIX/ ASG02202.ZIP/ASTGGA.ROM<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/DAVEROB/ ASG02202.ZIP/ASTGGA.ROM

...te. This title would become 6Gun (or Six Gun depending on the source), and was informally announced on BattleBorne’s website sometime in January of 2005 ...was ever shown. Later that same month, a sequel for 6Gun, dubbed 6Gun II, was slated for development exclusively for the PlayStation 3. <br>

|status=Released ...oped by Game Machine Studios and Digital Funk Machine, was to be published by Little Orbit.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GENESIS/SONIC3/ S30610.ZIP/S30610B.SGD

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GENESIS/SONIC3/ S30612.ZIP/S30612B.SGD

|video_status=Released ...ort video showcasing the location and room where Chicken Run was presented by Eidos. Not very much in relation to the game, but a few posters can be seen

...ame up with the idea of making something like Skyblazer which was released by Epic/Sony, but aimed at the younger market. ...to a change in direction for BPS. It was pretty unfortunate since the game was mostly finished.

| status= Released | origin_file=RELEASED/32X/GOLF/ GOLF1011.ZIP/GOLF.BIN

|status=Released A prototype of '''WATCH_DOGS''' by Ubisoft for the Microsoft XBOX 360.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GENESIS/SONIC3/ S3B0606.ZIP/S30606B.SGD

|status=Released ...although the disc headers suggest there was a fourth disc. It was released by [[drx]] on May 15, 2008.

|status=Released ...ss Kingdom''' on PlayStation Vita, dated October 28, 2014. It was released by [[PixelButts]] on April 26, 2016.

|status=Released * Programmed by Ed Temple for Individeo, was to be published by Coleco.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CSYN1007.ZIP/BETA1007.ROM

|status=Released * Developed by BlackSpace Limited. Data Design Interactive assisted with its development a

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GENESIS/SONIC3/ S30608.ZIP/S30608B.SGD

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/TEMPO/ TJR1.ZIP/TJR1.BIN<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/TEMPO/ TJRFIN.ZIP/TJR1.ZIP/TJR1.BIN

...t were teased sometime in 1993-1994, but both would eventually be canceled by LucasArts themselves. However, these wouldn't be the only platforms that th ...his is all the information that would be gathered on the project. The game was soon canceled for unknown reasons along with the rest of the planned ports

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CSYN1107.ZIP/BETA1107.ROM

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CS721.ZIP/CS.BIN

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/RISTAR/ RI_1019G.ZIP/RISTAR.BIN<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/RISTAR/ RSGG1019.ZIP/RISTAR.BIN

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CS720.ZIP/BETA2007.ROM

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ SYN2006.ZIP/CSYN2006.ROM

|status=Released ...on Jun 15, 1996 by MORGOTH with the release name "MOR-SONIC". The release was given the name "Sonic Crack 32X Beta".

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/SPORTTRI/ WSTERN30.ZIP/TRIV313A.ROM

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/SPORTTRI/ WSTERN28.ZIP/BETA308.ROM

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/SPORTTRI/ WSTERN29.ZIP/BETA309.ROM

|status=Released ...oped by Game Machine Studios and Digital Funk Machine, was to be published by Little Orbit.

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CS719.ZIP/BETA1907.ROM

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CSYN2606.ZIP/CSYN2606.ROM

|status=Released SUPPLIED BY: GAMES ´R´ US

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/TEMPO/ TEM1205G.ZIP/TM1205.COM<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/TEMPO/ TJR1205.ZIP/TM1205.COM

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CSYN1406.ZIP/CSYN1406.ROM

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CSYN1906.ZIP/CSYN1906.ROM

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CSYN2906.ZIP/CSYN2906.ROM

|status=Released ...0001.BIN<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/SPEEDY/ SGGG0002.ZIP/SGGG0002.BIN<br><br>RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/SPEEDY/ SPDFIN.ZIP/SGGG0001.ZIP/SGGG0001.BIN

|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ BETAV2.ZIP/BETAV2.ROM

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|status=Released *Developed by Team 3 Games.

|status=Released, redump needed ...he ROM by debugging the ROM to find points where the game would crash, and by using reference data from the final ROM.

|status=Released * Programmed by Ed Temple for Individeo, was to be published by Coleco.

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|status=Released * Programmed by Ed Temple for Individeo, was to be published by Coleco.

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|status=Released |origin_files=RELEASED/GAMEGEAR/CHICAGO/ CSYN2206.ZIP/CSYN2206.ROM

|status=Released ...Z: Buu's Fury is a game developed by by Webfoot Technologies and published by Atari SA for the Game Boy Advance line of handhelds.

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