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Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee (Oct 10, 1997 patch)

2025-07-08T19:38:22Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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v1.6 of Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee (PC). It was found in a general PC games torrent with other games included (now deleted), but the main source is from "Paradigms" warez group release in 1997. After that, another warez group called "Class 1998" reported the previous release of Paradigms as a beta. It was also included in a warez CD set called [https://archive.org/details/bb1-cd-set/ "Bits & Bytes" , Vol.1].

Source : http://www.usenet-crawler.com/nfo/d1abb48aef260c6e47779843e0e6d3d3

Mirror (if the main source doesn't work) : https://pastebin.com/qkBqDwsd
==Notes==
*The "AbeWin.exe" icon is different.
*The levels included in this patch are: Main Menu (s1.lvl) , Paramonia (f1.lvl) and The Board Room (r6.lvl).
*Overwriting these files into the final build (2.0) can make some glitches , like corrupted Abe's animations or game crashes.
*Use the "level select" cheat at the main menu to bypass the missing levels and choose "Paramonia" or "The Board Room" , or the game will close itself automatically.
*The screen with the Elum's Honey is different from the final PC build, but it's the same of the PS1 version.

==Screenshots==
[[File:AO 1.6.png]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">Gx8wuD7ifkg</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">vcEmn_AYew4</youtube>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee}}}}

Official Xbox Magazine Demo Disc 02

2024-12-26T22:42:06Z

Sgabbit:

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The Official Xbox Magazine demo disc 02, produced by Microsoft and Future Networks.

== Demos ==
{{Demo disc contents|Official Xbox Magazine Demo Disc 02}}

==Contents==
===Playable===
* Cel Damage
* Fuzion Frenzy
* Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee
* 4X4 EVO 2
* Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2X
===Video===
* Amped
* Bloodwake
* Halo
* Jet Set Radio Future
* Mad Dash Racing
* Nightcaster
* Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee
* Sega GT
* Star Wars Starfighter: Special Edition
* TransWorld Surfing
* Wreckless

==Notes==
* [http://xbox.gamespy.com/xbox/official-xbox-magazine-demo-disc-02/ Gamespy listing]

File:OXM 02.png

2024-12-26T22:41:07Z

Sgabbit:

Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee (Oct 10, 1997 patch)

2023-10-30T00:46:36Z

Sgabbit: Bits & Bytes Vol.1 mention added

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{{Download
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v1.6 of Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee (PC). It was find in a general PC games torrent with other games included (now deleted), but the main source is from "Paradigms" warez group release in 1997. After that, another warez group called "Class 1998" reported the previous release of Paradigms as a beta. It was also included in a warez CD set called [https://archive.org/details/bb1-cd-set/ "Bits & Bytes" , Vol.1].

Source : http://www.usenet-crawler.com/nfo/d1abb48aef260c6e47779843e0e6d3d3

Mirror (if the main source doesn't work) : https://pastebin.com/qkBqDwsd

==Notes==

*The "AbeWin.exe" icon is different.
*The levels included in this patch are: Main Menu (s1.lvl) , Paramonia (f1.lvl) and The Board Room (r6.lvl).
*Overwriting these files into the final build (2.0) can make some glitches , like corrupted Abe's animations or game crashes.
*Use the "level select" cheat at the main menu to bypass the missing levels and choose "Paramonia" or "The Board Room" , or the game will close itself automatically.
*The screen with the Elum's Honey is different from the final PC build, but it's the same of the PS1 version.

==Screenshots==
[[File:AO 1.6.png]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">Gx8wuD7ifkg</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">vcEmn_AYew4</youtube>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee}}}}

Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (May 22, 2004 prototype)

2023-06-27T09:56:26Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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}}
A prototype of Oddworld Stranger's Wrath for the Microsoft Xbox.
==Notes==

*The timestamp for the executables is May 22, 2004, though the game's splash screen still says January 2004 for some reason.
*More details on : https://talonbrave.info/2023/06/25/anoddworld.html

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">gtGoGVpMkRE</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">TXl44ZFIKNI</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">KA74qwy08YY</youtube>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath}}}}

Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (May 22, 2004 prototype)

2023-06-25T20:06:27Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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}}
A prototype of Oddworld Stranger's Wrath for the Microsoft Xbox.
==Notes==

*The timestamp for the executables is May 22, 2004, though the game's splash screen still says January 2004 for some reason.
*More details on : https://talonbrave.info/2023/06/25/anoddworld.html

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">gtGoGVpMkRE</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">TXl44ZFIKNI</youtube>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath}}}}

Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (May 22, 2004 prototype)

2023-06-25T18:09:01Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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A prototype of Oddworld Stranger's Wrath from January 2004 for Xbox (although the build seems compiled on May 22th, 2004 even if it's not 100% sure). Dumped from a Xbox DevKit.

More details on : https://talonbrave.info/2023/06/25/anoddworld.html
==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">gtGoGVpMkRE</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">TXl44ZFIKNI</youtube>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath}}}}

Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (May 22, 2004 prototype)

2023-06-25T18:07:37Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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}}
A prototype of Oddworld Stranger's Wrath from January 2004 for Xbox (although the build seems compiled on May 22th, 2004 even if it's not 100% sure). Dumped from a Xbox DevKit.

More details on : https://talonbrave.info/2023/06/25/anoddworld.html
==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">gtGoGVpMkRE</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">TXl44ZFIKNI</youtube>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath}}}}

Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (May 22, 2004 prototype)

2023-06-25T18:07:00Z

Sgabbit: Created page with "{{Prototype |Page name=Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (Jan 1990 prototype) |titlescreen=cffa50fc-ef88-4735-9f37-1762ef05f88e.jpg |builddate=January 2004 |status=Released |released..."

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A prototype of Oddworld Stranger's Wrath from January 2004 for Xbox (although the build seems compiled on May 22th, 2004 even if it's not 100% sure). Dumped from a Xbox DevKit.

More details on : https://talonbrave.info/2023/06/25/anoddworld.html
==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">gtGoGVpMkRE</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">TXl44ZFIKNI</youtube>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath}}}}

File:Cffa50fc-ef88-4735-9f37-1762ef05f88e.jpg

2023-06-25T17:53:36Z

Sgabbit:

Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus (ver. 02 Beta)

2022-05-18T22:24:53Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download}}
{{Download
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A late beta build of Abe's Exoddus for PlayStation. The writing on the disc identifies it as "ver .02".
==Notes==
Apart from the 2 or 3 minor differences, the game is really close to the final version. The differences can also be found in previous prototypes.

==Screenshots==
<gallery>
OddworldAbeExoddusBeta02MudancheeTrial.jpg|Early Mudanchee Vaults Ender
OddworldAbeExoddusBeta02BrewSign.png|Brew sign absent in the final version
</gallery>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus}}}}

File:OddworldAbeExoddusBeta02BrewSign.png

2022-05-18T22:23:57Z

Sgabbit:

Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus (Jul 14, 1998 prototype)

2020-10-10T19:46:22Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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An early prototype of Oddworld: Abe's Exodus, Possibly a review copy. It was purchased from a Russian game store in the late 1990s, but only CD 1 was found and dumped.
==Notes==
* Build date is taken from last modified file on the CD.
* Only CD 1 has been dumped and released, and CD 2 is presumed to be lost.
* This version is in English (PAL).

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">JXGG8w_dcTU</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">g6iws_ruqw8</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">uUxWSt02e_c</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">R8NdnrHC4QY</youtube>

==Origin==

<gallery>
CD.jpg|CD Back
Abe's Exoddus CD_front.jpg|CD Front
Abe's Exoddus Cover1.jpg|Front Cover
Back Cover.jpg|Back Cover
</gallery>
{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus}}}}

Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus (Sep 3, 1998 prototype)

2020-10-10T19:43:43Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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}}
A late prototype of Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus for the Sony PlayStation. Maybe taken by a review copy and it was translated (by mistake , because it was considered as a final build) in Russian language (not licensed).
It was uploaded on [http://psxplanet.ru/forum/showthread.php?t=16277 PsxPlanet Forum] on August 21, 2010. The translation team is unknown.
==Notes==
* The build dates are somewhat inaccurate on every build, so the build date was taken from the last modified file on the disc instead.
* This version is unplayable due to many casual crashes and glitches (unless if you're using some debug code with Cheat Engine to avoid the glitched areas).
* There's a "Golden Leon" version of Abe's Exoddus and it's the same prototype but with a different translation.
* This build presents similar differences with the [http://hiddenpalace.org/Oddworld:_Abe%27s_Exoddus_(Jul_14,_1998_prototype) previous one.]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">rjlo-qEvfBI</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">tYzHuMWIPfg</youtube>

==Origin==
<gallery>
AE russian back.jpg|Back Cover
Russian CD1.jpg|CD1
Russian CD2.jpg|CD2
</gallery>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus}}}}

Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus (Sep 3, 1998 prototype)

2020-10-10T19:41:16Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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}}
A late prototype of Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus for the Sony PlayStation. Maybe taken by a review copy and it was translated (by mistake , because it was considered as a final build) in Russian language (not licensed).
It was uploaded on [http://psxplanet.ru/forum/showthread.php?t=16277 PsxPlanet Forum] on August 21, 2010. The translation team is unknown.
==Notes==
* The build dates are somewhat inaccurate on every build, so the build date was taken from the last modified file on the disc instead.
* This version is unplayable due to many casual crashes and glitches (unless if you're using some debug code with Cheat Engine to avoid the glitched areas).
* There's a "Golden Leon" version of Abe's Exoddus and it's the same prototype but with a different translation.
* This build presents similar differences with the [http://hiddenpalace.org/Oddworld:_Abe%27s_Exoddus_(Jul_14,_1998_prototype) previous one.]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">rjlo-qEvfBI</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">tYzHuMWIPfg</youtube>

==Origin==
<gallery mode=packed>[[File:AE russian back.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Back Cover]]
[[File:Russian CD1.jpg|200px|thumb|left|CD1 Cover]]
[[File:Russian CD2.jpg|200px|thumb|left|CD2 Cover]]</gallery>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus}}}}

Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath (Dec 3, 2004 prototype)

2020-08-19T10:39:11Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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A late prototype of Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath for the Microsoft Xbox. It has been tested and it's identical to the final version.
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{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath}}}}

Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back (Sep 14, 1997 prototype)

2020-03-18T14:50:10Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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A late prototype of Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back for the Sony PlayStation.
==Notes==
{{Tcrf link| Proto:Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back}}
* The file timestamps on the disc have been altered.
==Video==
<youtube width="560" height="315">b1u-w-9T6iY</youtube>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back}}}}

Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back (Sep 14, 1997 prototype)

2020-03-18T14:49:26Z

Sgabbit:

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|unreleased=No
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{{Download
|file=Crash Bandicoot 2 - Cortex Strikes Back (Aug 9, 1997 prototype).rar
}}
A late prototype of Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back for the Sony PlayStation.
==Notes==
{{Tcrf link| Proto:Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back}}
* The file timestamps on the disc have been altered.
==Video==
<youtube width="480" height="680">b1u-w-9T6iY</youtube>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back}}}}

Spyro the Dragon (Jul 18, 1998 prototype)

2020-03-15T15:34:31Z

Sgabbit:

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|unreleased=No
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{{Download
|file=Spyro the Dragon (Jul 19, 1998 prototype).7z
}}
A prototype of Spyro the Dragon for the Sony PlayStation.

==Notes==
{{Tcrf link| Proto:Spyro_the_Dragon_(PlayStation)/July_18th,_1998_build}}
* This version of the game seems to have been given dongle protection to avoid it being used in standard consoles. A patched variant of the prototype has been provided alongside the original.
* The game starts with a placeholder "Temporary Boot Screen"
* There are no intro or ending cutscenes.
* Many dragons are still missing the cutscenes and audio dialogue they'd use in the final game
** A few of the dragon dialogue audio clips are missing their backing tracks
* A number of dragons use different textures and colouring schemes to their final appearance
* All dragons in the Beast Makers world are called "Silvus"
* Gnasty Gnorc's level and Gnasty's Loot are called "Gnasty Place" and "Gnasty Booty" respectively.
* Only a small number of music tracks are in this build, apparently unchanged since the June 15th prototype.
* Gem placement is still unfinished in some places
* A glitch in the Artisans world sometimes makes it impossible to complete, as the gem count sometimes totals to a value less than 100
** Specifically, a group of gems near Town Square's portal only count towards the gem total if Sparx picks them up, rather than Spyro
* There's one extra gem in Lofty Castle for some reason
* There's still a number of noticeable gaps between polygons in some of the level models at this point in development

==Screenshots==
<center><gallery mode=nolines heights=168 widths=240>
spyro 1998-07-19 proto - 01.png|Title screen.
spyro 1998-07-19 proto - 02.png|Delete screen.
spyro 1998-07-19 proto - 03.png|Gameplay 1.
spyro 1998-07-19 proto - 04.png|Gameplay 2.
spyro 1998-07-19 proto - 05.png|Gameplay 3.
spyro 1998-07-19 proto - 06.png|Gameplay 4.
</gallery></center>

==Videos==
<center>
<youtube width="320" height="224">ibWpCmKMBGA</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">UhjZpwR-qUI</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">djpo0TsbYP8</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">OkHXue5C6K4</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">O0h-31iQKQU</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">jKmE2z3J4bE</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">yn5o0byzAPY</youtube>
</center>

==Files==
'''Original''':
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'''Patched''':
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==Origin==
<center><gallery mode=packed>
spyro 1998-07-19 proto disc front.jpg|Disc front.
</gallery></center>

==Acknowledgments==
A very HUGE special thanks to hwd45 and Gh0stBlade for making this release possible!

== See also ==
* [https://tcrf.net/The_Cutting_Room_Floor The Cutting Room Floor]

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Spyro the Dragon}}}}

Spyro the Dragon (Jun 15, 1998 prototype)

2020-03-14T11:53:04Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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A prototype of Spyro the Dragon for the Sony PlayStation.

{{Tcrf link| Proto:Spyro_the_Dragon_(PlayStation)/June_15th,_1998_build}}
==Notes==
* There is no title screen or intro cutscene, nor is there any option to select a save file.
* Many gems and dragons have moved relative to their final positions.
* The only dragons to feature cutscenes are the dragons in the first three homeworlds, and all of these cutscenes feature unfinished dialogue and voice recordings.
* The rest of the dragons either only present text dialogue or show no dialogue prompt at all.
* Alpine Ridge, Twilight Harbor, Gnasty Gnorc and all Flight and Boss stages use early names, as does Gnasty's World.
* Wild Flight, Crystal Flight, Haunted Towers and Gnasty Gnorc all use placeholder textures, the latter level being in an incredibly early state.
* Gnorc Cove takes the role of the Gnorc Gnexus as the first level in Gnasty's World you encounter.
* Twilight Harbor has a very early object placement and is missing all its gems.
* All exit vortices use the dragon pad model in place of the vortex base. Most levels also include a gem floating in the vortex, too, something that is never seen in the final game.
* Both Gnorc Gnexus and Gnasty's Loot are missing from this version.
* There's a placeholder level name amongst the other Gnasty's World levels called "BUNCHACRAP".
* The fairies seen in the flight levels, High Caves and Haunted Towers use an earlier and much more cartoony design.
* Many enemies throughout the game were retextured in the final version.
* The Magic Crafters home features an extra room seen in some prerelease materials, but the room is empty.
* Blowhard features an introductory message warning the player about the boss and the boss fight itself features mechanics that weren't seen in the final release.

==Screenshots==
<center><gallery mode=nolines heights=168 widths=240>
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 01.png|Loading screen.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 02.png|Gameplay 1.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 03.png|Gameplay 2.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 04.png|Gameplay 3.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 05.png|Gameplay 4.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 06.png|Gameplay 5.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 07.png|Gameplay 6.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 08.png|Gameplay 7.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 09.png|Gameplay 8.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 10.png|Gameplay 9.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 11.png|Gameplay 10.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 12.png|Gameplay 11.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 13.png|Gameplay 12.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 14.png|Gameplay 13.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 15.png|Gameplay 14.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 16.png|Gameplay 15.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 17.png|Gameplay 16.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 18.png|Gameplay 17.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 19.png|Gameplay 18.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 20.png|Gameplay 19.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 21.png|Gameplay 20.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 22.png|Gameplay 21.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 23.png|Gameplay 22.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 24.png|Gameplay 23.
spyro 1998-06-15 proto - 25.png|Gameplay 24.
</gallery></center>

==Videos==
<center>
<youtube width="320" height="224">aPmxesFO770</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">CgR5BzUhii4</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">XYABLjYhu5o</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">1Ao3MNMbUYo</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">Dp_qaOIomkc</youtube>
<youtube width="320" height="224">Tpr5F8kYzp4</youtube>
</center>

==Files==
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==Origin==
<center><gallery mode=packed>
spyro 1998-06-15 proto disc front.jpg|Disc front.
</gallery></center>

==Acknowledgments==
A very HUGE special thanks to hwd45 for making this release possible!

== See also ==
* [https://tcrf.net/The_Cutting_Room_Floor The Cutting Room Floor]

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Spyro the Dragon}}}}

Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus (Jul 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-11-19T16:39:25Z

Sgabbit:

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|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=Oddworld Abe's Exoddus (SLES 01480 Prototype).rar
}}
Early Build of the game. Maybe from a review copy. It was bought in a old russian game's shop in the late 90s, but only the 1°CD was found.
==Notes==
* The build dates are somewhat inaccurate on every build, so the build date was taken from the last modified file on the disc instead.
* Only CD1 is available and playable. No bug/crashes.
* This version is in English (PAL).

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">JXGG8w_dcTU</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">g6iws_ruqw8</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">uUxWSt02e_c</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">R8NdnrHC4QY</youtube>

==Origin==
[[File:CD.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Back CD]]
[[File:Abe's Exoddus CD_front.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Front CD]]
[[File:Abe's Exoddus Cover1.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Front Cover]]
[[File:Back Cover.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Back Cover]]

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus}}}}

Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus (Jul 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-11-19T16:37:02Z

Sgabbit:

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}}
{{Download
|file=Oddworld Abe's Exoddus (SLES 01480 Prototype).rar
}}
Early Build of the game. Maybe from a review copy. It was bought in a old russian game's shop in the late 90s, but only the 1°CD was found.
==Notes==
* The build dates are somewhat inaccurate on every build, so the build date was taken from the last modified file on the disc instead.
* Only CD1 is available and playable. No bug/crashes.
* This version is in English (PAL).

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">JXGG8w_dcTU</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">g6iws_ruqw8</youtube>

==Origin==
[[File:CD.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Back CD]]
[[File:Abe's Exoddus CD_front.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Front CD]]
[[File:Abe's Exoddus Cover1.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Front Cover]]
[[File:Back Cover.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Back Cover]]

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus}}}}

Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee (demo)

2019-11-12T00:20:08Z

Sgabbit: /* Origin */

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{{Download
|file=Oddworld Munchs Oddysee Demo OXM 02.7z
}}
A demo of Oddworld Munch's Oddysee from "Official Xbox Magazine Volume 2". This demo contains a level in a different version that is completely changed in the final version.
==Notes==
This demo shows the "Klimb" vendor that was removed in the final game.

Only the Munch's Oddysee demo folder has been extracted from the full OXM DVD due to upload limits. Copy the content on your Xbox's HDD and run "Munch.xbe"

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">iovNWI4xCT0</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">eK5QBqXz0HE</youtube>

==Origin==
http://xbox.gamespy.com/xbox/official-xbox-magazine-demo-disc-02/

Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee (demo)

2019-11-12T00:15:54Z

Sgabbit:

File:Munchdemo.png

2019-11-12T00:15:47Z

Sgabbit: Sgabbit uploaded a new version of File:Munchdemo.png

Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee (demo)

2019-11-12T00:11:44Z

Sgabbit: /* Videos */

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{{Download
|file=Oddworld Munchs Oddysee Demo OXM 02.7z
}}
A demo of Oddworld Munch's Oddysee from "Official Xbox Magazine Volume 2". This demo contains a level in a different version that is completely changed in the final version.
==Notes==
This demo shows the "Klimb" vendor that was removed in the final game.

Only the Munch's Oddysee demo folder has been extracted from the full OXM DVD due to upload limits. Copy the content on your Xbox's HDD and run "Munch.xbe"

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">iovNWI4xCT0</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">eK5QBqXz0HE</youtube>

==Origin==
Official Xbox Magazine Volume 02

Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee (demo)

2019-11-12T00:09:55Z

Sgabbit: Created page with "{{Prototype |Page name=Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee (demo) |titlescreen=File:Munchdemo.png |buildname=Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee (Jan 2002, OXM Demo) |status=Released |filerel..."

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A demo of Oddworld Munch's Oddysee from "Official Xbox Magazine Volume 2". This demo contains a level in a different version that is completely changed in the final version.
==Notes==
This demo shows the "Klimb" vendor that was removed in the final game.

Only the Munch's Oddysee demo folder has been extracted from the full OXM DVD due to upload limits. Copy the content on your Xbox's HDD and run "Munch.xbe"

==Videos==
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iovNWI4xCT0

==Origin==
Official Xbox Magazine Volume 02

File:Oddworld Munchs Oddysee Demo OXM 02.7z

2019-11-12T00:03:07Z

Sgabbit:

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-30T11:44:13Z

Sgabbit:

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|unreleased=No
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{{Download
|file=Crash Bandicoot 3 Warped Alpha August 1998.7z
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A alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection, but now it's successfully patched.

{{Tcrf link| Proto:Crash_Bandicoot:_Warped/"Alpha_Demonstration"}}

==Notes==
* Different Warp room.

* Slighty different object placement.

* Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

* Music sounds different.

* No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

* If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

* On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

* The green flying insects of the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

* Many levels use early or placeholder names.

* A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

* No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

* The bosses lack any sound effect.

* Colored gems are swapped with each other.

* The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

* Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.

* The power-ups don't have descriptions.

* The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

* Some levels have slightly different geometry.

* The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

* The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

* The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

* Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

* Time crates subtract time.

* Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

* Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

* The relics have different colors.

* When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

* There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

* N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

* Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

* A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

* You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

* The magicians' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

* The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

* No sound on the enter name section.

* Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

* Many stopwatches are on different locations.

* On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "RESTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

* The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">uOojIlmVmzY</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">Nis-qVSSzEw</youtube>

==Origin==
Source : https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

Dongle Patch: https://twitter.com/RSolidSnake11/status/1189183709347340289

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped}}}}

File:Munchdemo.png

2019-10-30T00:44:34Z

Sgabbit:

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T23:20:06Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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A alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.

-You're welcome to add more information here-
==Notes==
* Different Warp room.

* Slighty different object placement.

* Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

* Music sounds different.

* No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

* If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

* On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

* The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

* Many levels use early or placeholder names.

* A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

* No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

* The bosses lack any sound effect.

* Colored gems are swapped with each other.

* The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

* Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.

* The power-ups don't have descriptions.

* The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

* Some levels have slighty different geometry.

* The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

* The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

* The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

* Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

* Time crates substract time.

* Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

* Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

* The relics have different colors.

* When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

* There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

* N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

* Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

* A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

* You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

* The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

* The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

* No sound on the enter name section.

* Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

* Many stopwatches are on different locations.

* On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

* The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">uOojIlmVmzY</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">Nis-qVSSzEw</youtube>

==Origin==
Source : https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

Dongle Patch: https://twitter.com/RSolidSnake11/status/1189183709347340289

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped}}}}

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T20:39:05Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.

-You're welcome to add more information here-
==Notes==
* Different Warp room.

* Slighty different object placement.

* Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

* Music sounds different.

* No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

* If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

* On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

* The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

* Many levels use early or placeholder names.

* A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

* No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

* The bosses lack any sound effect.

* Colored gems are swapped with each other.

* The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

* Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.

* The power-ups don't have descriptions.

* The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

* Some levels have slighty different geometry.

* The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

* The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

* The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

* Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

* Time crates substract time.

* Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

* Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

* The relics have different colors.

* When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

* There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

* N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

* Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

* A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

* You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

* The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

* The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

* No sound on the enter name section.

* Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

* Many stopwatches are on different locations.

* On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

* The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">uOojIlmVmzY</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">Nis-qVSSzEw</youtube>

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped}}}}

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T20:37:36Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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}}
Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.

-You're welcome to add more information here-
==Notes==
* Different Warp room.

* Slighty different object placement.

* Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

* Music sounds different.

* No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

* If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

* On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

* The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

* Many levels use early or placeholder names.

* A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

* No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

* The bosses lack any sound effect.

* Colored gems are swapped with each other.

* The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

* Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.

* The power-ups don't have descriptions.

* The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

* Some levels have slighty different geometry.

* The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

* The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

* The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

* Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

* Time crates substract time.

* Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

* Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

* The relics have different colors.

* When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

* There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

* N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

* Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

* A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

* You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

* The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

* The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

* No sound on the enter name section.

* Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

* Many stopwatches are on different locations.

* On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

* The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">uOojIlmVmzY</youtube>

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped}}}}

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T19:18:41Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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}}
Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.

-You're welcome to add more information here-
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-you're welcome to contribute here-

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped}}}}

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T19:17:36Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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}}
Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.

-You're welcome to add more information here-
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-you're welcome to contribute here-

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped}}}}

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T19:15:07Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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}}
Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.

-You're welcome to add more information here-
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-you're welcome to contribute here-

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped}}}}

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T19:14:20Z

Sgabbit:

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Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-you're welcome to contribute here-

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped}}}}

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T19:10:21Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-add info if you know-

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped}}}}

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T19:08:39Z

Sgabbit:

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Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-add info if you know-

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped}}}}

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T18:36:15Z

Sgabbit:

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T18:34:50Z

Sgabbit:

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Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|center]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-add info if you know-

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T18:33:48Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|left]]

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">0UTjTxrbwZs</youtube>
<youtube width="640" height="360">GGLJH1zZyvc</youtube>

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-add info if you know-

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T18:32:32Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg|200px|thumb|left]]

==Videos==
https://youtu.be/0UTjTxrbwZs

https://youtu.be/GGLJH1zZyvc

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-add info if you know-

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T18:31:23Z

Sgabbit:

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{{Download
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}}
Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Screenshots==
[[File:cdcrash3alpha.jpg]]

==Videos==
https://youtu.be/0UTjTxrbwZs

https://youtu.be/GGLJH1zZyvc

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-add info if you know-

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T18:30:13Z

Sgabbit: Crash Bandicoot 3 Alpha

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Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.

-Slighty different object placement.

-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.

-Music sounds different.

-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.

-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.

-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.

-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.

-Many levels use early or placeholder names.

-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.

-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.

-The bosses lack any sound effect.

-Colored gems are swapped with each other.

-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.

-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.

-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.

-Some levels have slighty different geometry.

-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.

-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.

-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.

-Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type

-Time crates substract time.

-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.

-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.

-The relics have different colors.

-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.

-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.

-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.

-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.

-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.

-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.

-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.

-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.

-No sound on the enter name section.

-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.

-Many stopwatches are on different locations.

-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".

-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Videos==
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/0UTjTxrbwZs" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>

https://youtu.be/GGLJH1zZyvc

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-add info if you know-

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Aug 14, 1998 prototype)

2019-10-29T18:25:51Z

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{{Download
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Alpha version of Crash Bandicoot 3 : Warped. This version needed a dongle to bypass the protection , but now it's successfully patched.
==Notes==
-Different Warp room.
-Slighty different object placement.
-Harder AI of the lab assistants of the bike levels.
-Music sounds different.
-No music implemented yet on the bonus and death routes, so the bonus keep playing the normal level music.
-If you die on a death route you won't be able to come back to it.
-On the level High Time during the transition between the normal level and the death route the camra doesn't cut off, it goes directly.
-The green flying insects o the tomb levels have a different texture on their backs.
-Many levels use early or placeholder names.
-A lab assistant rides the triceratops on the prehistoric levels, just like in a concept art.
-No Cortex on the Tiny fight.
-The bosses lack any sound effect.
-Colored gems are swapped with each other.
-The purple gem path on Tomb Time is open, but when you get near it will close, probably you need the purple gem.
-Tiny and Dingodile's intros lack sound.
The power-ups don't have descriptions.
-The missiles on the N. Tropy fight are harder to dodge, they basically track you for a longer time making the fight much harder.
-Some levels have slighty different geometry.
-The music used on the warp room and some levels is the same used on the intro of the demo hidden on Spyro 1.
-The camera on the second warp room is different, showing an upper view.
-The level warp sphere graphics on some levels aren't present so they use the tomblevels graphics instead.
- Other level warp sphere graphics (like High Time, Crash Kabob, Road Crash and Orange Asphault) don't show their actual time of the day, they instead use the graphic corresponding to the first level of its type
-Time crates substract time.
-Sometimes polygons don't get drawn on some places.
-Even if you get at least 5 relics the secret warp room don't appear.
-The relics have different colors.
-When you leave a level with or without a crystal or gem the music won't play until you can move.
-There is a small slowdown when walking to the center of the warp room after defeating a boss.
-N-Gin and Neo Cortex aren't present.
-Going Tomorrow and Bug Lite lack crystals.
-A cheat menu with the Konami code is available.
-You cant access the 6th warp room and secret levels without the cheat menu.
-The magicans' spells on the medieval levels are harder to dodge, probably they have a bigger hitbox.
-The "STARTING TIME TRIAL" text don't appear.
-No sound on the enter name section.
-Most of the levels in time trial mode don't have time crates so run through the level as fast as possible.
-Many stopwatches are on different locations.
-On the pause menu during time trial mode instead of saying "REASTART TRIAL" it says "RESTART LEVEL".
-The save/file menus look exactly like Crash 2, even it uses the same icons.

==Videos==
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UTjTxrbwZs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nis-qVSSzEw

==Origin==
https://twitter.com/mikejmika/status/1154170958489382912

==Acknowledgments==
-add info if you know-

File:Cdcrash3alpha.jpg

2019-10-29T18:25:14Z

Sgabbit:

File:Crash Bandicoot 3 - Warped (Aug 14, 1998).7z

2019-10-29T18:17:33Z

Sgabbit:

File:Crash3alpha.jpg

2019-10-29T18:09:07Z

Sgabbit:

Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Demo 1 - Toys R Us "Test Drive")

2019-03-16T13:41:47Z

Sgabbit: /* Videos */

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This "Test Drive" demo was featured in Toys "R" Us stores, but there was almost no information about this rare disc until nowadays. This demo came from a very old beta build and it's currently the earliest Crash 3 demo.

==Notes==
Using a memory viewer, some different level names were found:

* Bone Yard and Dino Might! are switched.
* Makin' Waves is named Aye Matey.
* Road Crash is named Roadkill.
* Sphynxinator in named Sphynxter.
* Future Frenzy is named Fast Forward.
* Mad Bombers is the first level of the 5th Warp Room.
* Future Frenzy, Orange Asphalt, Flaming Passion, Bug Lite, Area 51?, Ski Crazed, Rings of Power, Hot Coco and Eggipus Rex don't appear.

==Videos==
<youtube width="640" height="360">aduEPl1wFn4</youtube>