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1992 Winter CES

2019-04-22T18:22:58Z

Snescentral: /* Super NES */

The 1992 Winter Consumer Electronics Show (CES) happened in Jaunary 1992 in Las Vegas.

==Hardware==

Nintendo announced they were creating a CD ROM drive for the Super NES<ref name=NP34>''Nintendo Power'', March 1992, Issue 34, pages: 112-113</ref>. This never came out.

The Super Scope was on display at the event.<ref name=NP34 />

==NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Darkwing Duck || Capcom || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Lemmings || Sunsoft || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic || American Sammy || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Dragon Strike || FCI || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles || Jaleco || no || Announced, but title not given || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || || A version of the Turrican series was released as Super Turrican || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Super NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past || Nintendo || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Scope 6 || Nintendo || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Play Action Football || Nintendo || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Street Fighter II || Capcom || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Contra III: The Alien Wars || Konami/Ultra || || Used the working title "Contra III: The Alien Invasion" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time || Konami/Ultra || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman Returns || Konami/Ultra || || Used the working title "Batman: The Return" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bart's Nightmare || Acclaim/LJN || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge || Acclaim/LJN || || Used the working title "Spiderman and the Uncanny X-Men" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Road Runner's Death Valley Rally || Sunsoft || || Simply called Death Valley Rally at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Tazmania || Sunsoft || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Superman || Sunsoft || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman: Return of the Joker || Sunsoft || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Blaster Master 2 || Sunsoft || || may not have been actually planned for the Super NES<ref>[http://snescentral.com/article.php?id=0832 "Blaster Master 2"], ''SNES Central''</ref> || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultrabots || Data East || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| David Crane's Amazing Tennis || Absolute || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic II || American Sammy || || unreleased in North America || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultima VI: The False Prophet || FCI || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Hunt for Red October || Hi Tech Expressions || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Battletoads || Tradewest/ Rare || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wing Commander || Software Toolworks || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| SimEarth || Maxis || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Railroad Tycoon || Microprose || no || unreleased; Announced at the show, but the SNES version was not on display || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || || unreleased, was to be released as Universal Soldier, but obviously shown in its original form || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Duel: Test Drive II || Accolade || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| NCAA Baskeball || HAL || || final version published by Nintendo || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bulls Vs. Lakers and the NBA Playoffs || Electronic Arts || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Radio Flyer || Ocean || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Joe Vs. The Wall || Ocean || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Push Over || Ocean || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wings 2: Aces High || Namco || || listed as "Wings", but likely refers to Wings 2 || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Nosferatu || Seta || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| F1-ROC || Seta || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Out of This World || Interplay || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Family Dog || Interplay || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Game Boy==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Universal Soldier || Accolade || || Used original title "Turrican II" at the event. || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==DOS==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Michael Jordan in Flight || Electronic Arts || || Displayed at the event as Michael Jordan's Flight Simulator || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| 7th Guest || Virgin Games || || Simply titled "Guest" at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Unknown System==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Super Faceball || Bullet Proof Software || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==References==

1992 Winter CES

2019-04-22T18:21:23Z

Snescentral: /* NES */

The 1992 Winter Consumer Electronics Show (CES) happened in Jaunary 1992 in Las Vegas.

==Hardware==

Nintendo announced they were creating a CD ROM drive for the Super NES<ref name=NP34>''Nintendo Power'', March 1992, Issue 34, pages: 112-113</ref>. This never came out.

The Super Scope was on display at the event.<ref name=NP34 />

==NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Darkwing Duck || Capcom || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Lemmings || Sunsoft || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic || American Sammy || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Dragon Strike || FCI || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles || Jaleco || no || Announced, but title not given || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || || A version of the Turrican series was released as Super Turrican || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Super NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past || || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Scope 6 || Nintendo || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Play Action Football || Nintendo || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Street Fighter II || Capcom || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Contra III: The Alien Wars || Konami/Ultra || || Used the working title "Contra III: The Alien Invasion" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time || Konami/Ultra || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman Returns || Konami/Ultra || || Used the working title "Batman: The Return" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bart's Nightmare || Acclaim/LJN || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge || Acclaim/LJN || || Used the working title "Spiderman and the Uncanny X-Men" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Road Runner's Death Valley Rally || Sunsoft || || Simply called Death Valley Rally at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Tazmania || Sunsoft || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Superman || Sunsoft || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman: Return of the Joker || || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Blaster Master 2 || Sunsoft || || may not have been actually planned for the Super NES<ref>[http://snescentral.com/article.php?id=0832 "Blaster Master 2"], ''SNES Central''</ref> || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultrabots || Data East || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| David Crane's Amazing Tennis || || Absolute || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic II || American Sammy || || unreleased in North America || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultima VI: The False Prophet || FCI || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Hunt for Red October || Hi Tech Expressions || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Battletoads || Tradewest/ Rare || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wing Commander || Software Toolworks || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| SimEarth || Maxis || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Railroad Tycoon || Microprose || no || unreleased; Announced at the show, but the SNES version was not on display || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || || unreleased, was to be released as Universal Soldier, but obviously shown in its original form || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Duel: Test Drive II || Accolade || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| NCAA Baskeball || HAL || || final version published by Nintendo || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bulls Vs. Lakers and the NBA Playoffs || || Electronic Arts || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Radio Flyer || Ocean || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Joe Vs. The Wall || Ocean || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Push Over || Ocean || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wings 2: Aces High || Namco || || listed as "Wings", but likely refers to Wings 2 || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Nosferatu || Seta || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| F1-ROC || Seta || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Out of This World || Interplay || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Family Dog || Interplay || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Game Boy==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Universal Soldier || Accolade || || Used original title "Turrican II" at the event. || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==DOS==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Michael Jordan in Flight || Electronic Arts || || Displayed at the event as Michael Jordan's Flight Simulator || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| 7th Guest || Virgin Games || || Simply titled "Guest" at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Unknown System==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Super Faceball || Bullet Proof Software || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==References==

1992 Winter CES

2019-04-22T18:20:57Z

Snescentral: Added a column for whether or not it is known that the game was actually displayed at the show

The 1992 Winter Consumer Electronics Show (CES) happened in Jaunary 1992 in Las Vegas.

==Hardware==

Nintendo announced they were creating a CD ROM drive for the Super NES<ref name=NP34>''Nintendo Power'', March 1992, Issue 34, pages: 112-113</ref>. This never came out.

The Super Scope was on display at the event.<ref name=NP34 />

==NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Darkwing Duck || Capcom || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Lemmings || Sunsoft || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic || American Sammy || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Dragon Strike || FCI || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles || no || Jaleco || Announced, but title not given || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || || A version of the Turrican series was released as Super Turrican || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Super NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past || || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Scope 6 || Nintendo || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Play Action Football || Nintendo || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Street Fighter II || Capcom || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Contra III: The Alien Wars || Konami/Ultra || || Used the working title "Contra III: The Alien Invasion" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time || Konami/Ultra || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman Returns || Konami/Ultra || || Used the working title "Batman: The Return" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bart's Nightmare || Acclaim/LJN || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge || Acclaim/LJN || || Used the working title "Spiderman and the Uncanny X-Men" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Road Runner's Death Valley Rally || Sunsoft || || Simply called Death Valley Rally at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Tazmania || Sunsoft || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Superman || Sunsoft || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman: Return of the Joker || || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Blaster Master 2 || Sunsoft || || may not have been actually planned for the Super NES<ref>[http://snescentral.com/article.php?id=0832 "Blaster Master 2"], ''SNES Central''</ref> || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultrabots || Data East || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| David Crane's Amazing Tennis || || Absolute || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic II || American Sammy || || unreleased in North America || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultima VI: The False Prophet || FCI || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Hunt for Red October || Hi Tech Expressions || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Battletoads || Tradewest/ Rare || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wing Commander || Software Toolworks || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| SimEarth || Maxis || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Railroad Tycoon || Microprose || no || unreleased; Announced at the show, but the SNES version was not on display || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || || unreleased, was to be released as Universal Soldier, but obviously shown in its original form || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Duel: Test Drive II || Accolade || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| NCAA Baskeball || HAL || || final version published by Nintendo || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bulls Vs. Lakers and the NBA Playoffs || || Electronic Arts || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Radio Flyer || Ocean || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Joe Vs. The Wall || Ocean || || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Push Over || Ocean || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wings 2: Aces High || Namco || || listed as "Wings", but likely refers to Wings 2 || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Nosferatu || Seta || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| F1-ROC || Seta || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Out of This World || Interplay || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Family Dog || Interplay || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Game Boy==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Universal Soldier || Accolade || || Used original title "Turrican II" at the event. || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==DOS==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Michael Jordan in Flight || Electronic Arts || || Displayed at the event as Michael Jordan's Flight Simulator || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| 7th Guest || Virgin Games || || Simply titled "Guest" at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Unknown System==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Displayed !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Super Faceball || Bullet Proof Software || || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==References==

1992 Winter CES

2019-04-22T16:40:26Z

Snescentral: /* Game Boy */

The 1992 Winter Consumer Electronics Show (CES) happened in Jaunary 1992 in Las Vegas.

==Hardware==

Nintendo announced they were creating a CD ROM drive for the Super NES<ref name=NP34>''Nintendo Power'', March 1992, Issue 34, pages: 112-113</ref>. This never came out.

The Super Scope was on display at the event.<ref name=NP34 />

==NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Darkwing Duck || Capcom || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Lemmings || Sunsoft || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic || American Sammy || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Dragon Strike || FCI || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles || Jaleco || Announced, but title not given || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || A version of the Turrican series was released as Super Turrican || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Super NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Scope 6 || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Play Action Football || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Street Fighter II || Capcom || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Contra III: The Alien Wars || Konami/Ultra || Used the working title "Contra III: The Alien Invasion" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time || Konami/Ultra || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman Returns || Konami/Ultra || Used the working title "Batman: The Return" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bart's Nightmare || Acclaim/LJN || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge || Acclaim/LJN || Used the working title "Spiderman and the Uncanny X-Men" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Road Runner's Death Valley Rally || Sunsoft || Simply called Death Valley Rally at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Tazmania || Sunsoft || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Superman || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman: Return of the Joker || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Blaster Master 2 || Sunsoft || may not have been actually planned for the Super NES<ref>[http://snescentral.com/article.php?id=0832 "Blaster Master 2"], ''SNES Central''</ref> || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultrabots || Data East || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| David Crane's Amazing Tennis || Absolute || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic II || American Sammy || unreleased in North America || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultima VI: The False Prophet || FCI || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Hunt for Red October || Hi Tech Expressions || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Battletoads || Tradewest/ Rare || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wing Commander || Software Toolworks || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| SimEarth || Maxis || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Railroad Tycoon || Microprose || unreleased; Announced at the show, but the SNES version was not on display || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || unreleased, was to be released as Universal Soldier, but obviously shown in its original form || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Duel: Test Drive II || Accolade || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| NCAA Baskeball || HAL || final version published by Nintendo || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bulls Vs. Lakers and the NBA Playoffs || Electronic Arts || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Radio Flyer || Ocean || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Joe Vs. The Wall || Ocean || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Push Over || Ocean || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wings 2: Aces High || Namco || listed as "Wings", but likely refers to Wings 2 || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Nosferatu || Seta || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| F1-ROC || Seta || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Out of This World || Interplay || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Family Dog || Interplay || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Game Boy==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Universal Soldier || Accolade || Used original title "Turrican II" at the event. || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==DOS==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Michael Jordan in Flight || Electronic Arts || Displayed at the event as Michael Jordan's Flight Simulator || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| 7th Guest || Virgin Games || Simply titled "Guest" at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Unknown System==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Super Faceball || Bullet Proof Software || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==References==

1992 Winter CES

2019-04-22T16:39:35Z

Snescentral:

The 1992 Winter Consumer Electronics Show (CES) happened in Jaunary 1992 in Las Vegas.

==Hardware==

Nintendo announced they were creating a CD ROM drive for the Super NES<ref name=NP34>''Nintendo Power'', March 1992, Issue 34, pages: 112-113</ref>. This never came out.

The Super Scope was on display at the event.<ref name=NP34 />

==NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Darkwing Duck || Capcom || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Lemmings || Sunsoft || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic || American Sammy || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Dragon Strike || FCI || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles || Jaleco || Announced, but title not given || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || A version of the Turrican series was released as Super Turrican || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Super NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Scope 6 || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Play Action Football || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Street Fighter II || Capcom || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Contra III: The Alien Wars || Konami/Ultra || Used the working title "Contra III: The Alien Invasion" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time || Konami/Ultra || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman Returns || Konami/Ultra || Used the working title "Batman: The Return" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bart's Nightmare || Acclaim/LJN || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge || Acclaim/LJN || Used the working title "Spiderman and the Uncanny X-Men" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Road Runner's Death Valley Rally || Sunsoft || Simply called Death Valley Rally at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Tazmania || Sunsoft || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Superman || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman: Return of the Joker || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Blaster Master 2 || Sunsoft || may not have been actually planned for the Super NES<ref>[http://snescentral.com/article.php?id=0832 "Blaster Master 2"], ''SNES Central''</ref> || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultrabots || Data East || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| David Crane's Amazing Tennis || Absolute || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic II || American Sammy || unreleased in North America || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultima VI: The False Prophet || FCI || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Hunt for Red October || Hi Tech Expressions || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Battletoads || Tradewest/ Rare || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wing Commander || Software Toolworks || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| SimEarth || Maxis || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Railroad Tycoon || Microprose || unreleased; Announced at the show, but the SNES version was not on display || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || unreleased, was to be released as Universal Soldier, but obviously shown in its original form || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Duel: Test Drive II || Accolade || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| NCAA Baskeball || HAL || final version published by Nintendo || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bulls Vs. Lakers and the NBA Playoffs || Electronic Arts || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Radio Flyer || Ocean || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Joe Vs. The Wall || Ocean || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Push Over || Ocean || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wings 2: Aces High || Namco || listed as "Wings", but likely refers to Wings 2 || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Nosferatu || Seta || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| F1-ROC || Seta || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Out of This World || Interplay || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Family Dog || Interplay || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Game Boy==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Universal SOldier || Accolade || Used original title "Turrican II" at the event. || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==DOS==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Michael Jordan in Flight || Electronic Arts || Displayed at the event as Michael Jordan's Flight Simulator || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| 7th Guest || Virgin Games || Simply titled "Guest" at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Unknown System==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Super Faceball || Bullet Proof Software || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==References==

1992 Winter CES

2019-04-22T16:35:35Z

Snescentral:

The 1992 Winter Consumer Electronics Show (CES) happened in Jaunary 1992 in Las Vegas.

==Hardware==

Nintendo announced they were creating a CD ROM drive for the Super NES<ref name=NP34>''[[Nintendo Power]]'', March 1992, Issue 34, pages: 112-113</ref>. This never came out.

The Super Scope was on display at the event.<ref name=NP34 />

==NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Darkwing Duck || Capcom || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Lemmings || Sunsoft || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic || American Sammy || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Dragon Strike || FCI || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles || Jaleco || Announced, but title not given || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || A version of the Turrican series was released as Super Turrican || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Super NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Scope 6 || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Play Action Football || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Street Fighter II || Capcom || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Contra III: The Alien Wars || Konami/Ultra || Used the working title "Contra III: The Alien Invasion" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time || Konami/Ultra || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman Returns || Konami/Ultra || Used the working title "Batman: The Return" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bart's Nightmare || Acclaim/LJN || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge || Acclaim/LJN || Used the working title "Spiderman and the Uncanny X-Men" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Road Runner's Death Valley Rally || Sunsoft || Simply called Death Valley Rally at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Tazmania || Sunsoft || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Superman || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman: Return of the Joker || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Blaster Master 2 || Sunsoft || may not have been actually planned for the Super NES<ref>[http://snescentral.com/article.php?id=0832 "Blaster Master 2"], ''SNES Central''</ref> || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultrabots || Data East || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| David Crane's Amazing Tennis || Absolute || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic II || American Sammy || unreleased in North America || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultima VI: The False Prophet || FCI || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Hunt for Red October || Hi Tech Expressions || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Battletoads || Tradewest/ Rare || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wing Commander || Software Toolworks || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| SimEarth || Maxis || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Railroad Tycoon || Microprose || unreleased; Announced at the show, but the SNES version was not on display || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || unreleased, was to be released as Universal Soldier, but obviously shown in its original form || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Duel: Test Drive II || Accolade || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| NCAA Baskeball || HAL || final version published by Nintendo || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bulls Vs. Lakers and the NBA Playoffs || Electronic Arts || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Radio Flyer || Ocean || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Joe Vs. The Wall || Ocean || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Push Over || Ocean || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wings 2: Aces High || Namco || listed as "Wings", but likely refers to Wings 2 || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Nosferatu || Seta || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| F1-ROC || Seta || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Out of This World || Interplay || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Family Dog || Interplay || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Game Boy==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Universal SOldier || Accolade || Used original title "Turrican II" at the event. || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==DOS==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Michael Jordan in Flight || Electronic Arts || Displayed at the event as Michael Jordan's Flight Simulator || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| 7th Guest || Virgin Games || Simply titled "Guest" at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Unknown System==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Super Faceball || Bullet Proof Software || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==References==

1992 Winter CES

2019-04-22T16:34:55Z

Snescentral:

The 1992 Winter Consumer Electronics Show (CES) happened in Jaunary 1992 in Las Vegas.

==Hardware==

Nintendo announced they were creating a CD ROM drive for the Super NES<ref name=NP34>''[[Nintendo Power]]'', March 1992, Issue 34, pages: 112-113</ref>. This never came out.

The Super Scope was on display at the event.<ref name=NP34 />

==NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Darkwing Duck || Capcom || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Lemmings || Sunsoft || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic || American Sammy || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Dragon Strike || FCI || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles || Jaleco || Announced, but title not given || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || A version of the Turrican series was released as Super Turrican || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Super NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Scope 6 || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Play Action Football || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Street Fighter II || Capcom || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Contra III: The Alien Wars || Konami/Ultra || Used the working title "Contra III: The Alien Invasion" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time || Konami/Ultra || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman Returns || Konami/Ultra || Used the working title "Batman: The Return" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bart's Nightmare || Acclaim/LJN || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge || Acclaim/LJN || Used the working title "Spiderman and the Uncanny X-Men" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Road Runner's Death Valley Rally || Sunsoft || Simply called Death Valley Rally at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Tazmania || Sunsoft || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Superman || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman: Return of the Joker || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Blaster Master 2 || Sunsoft || may not have been actually planned for the Super NES<ref>[http://snescentral.com/article.php?id=0832 "Blaster Master 2"], ''SNES Central''</ref> || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultrabots || Data East || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| David Crane's Amazing Tennis || Absolute || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic II || American Sammy || unreleased in North America || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultima VI: The False Prophet || FCI || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Hunt for Red October || Hi Tech Expressions || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Battletoads || Tradewest/ Rare || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wing Commander || Software Toolworks || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| SimEarth || Maxis || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Railroad Tycoon || Microprose || unreleased; Announced at the show, but the SNES version was not on display || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || unreleased, was to be released as Universal Soldier, but obviously shown in its original form || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Duel: Test Drive II || Accolade || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| NCAA Baskeball || HAL || final version published by Nintendo || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bulls Vs. Lakers and the NBA Playoffs || Electronic Arts || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Radio Flyer || Ocean || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Joe Vs. The Wall || Ocean || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Push Over || Ocean || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wings 2: Aces High || Namco || listed as "Wings", but likely refers to Wings 2 || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Nosferatu || Seta || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| F1-ROC || Seta || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Out of This World || Interplay || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Family Dog || Interplay || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Game Boy==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Universal SOldier || Accolade || Used original title "Turrican II" at the event. || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==DOS==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Michael Jordan in Flight || Electronic Arts || Displayed at the event as Michael Jordan's Flight Simulator || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| 7th Guest || Virgin Games || Simply titled "Guest" at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Unknown System==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Super Faceball || Bullet Proof Software || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==References==

{{Reflist}}

1992 Winter CES

2019-04-22T16:32:36Z

Snescentral: Added page on games displayed at the 1992 Winter CES

The 1992 Winter Consumer Electronics Show (CES) happened in Jaunary 1992 in Las Vegas.

==Hardware==

Nintendo announced they were creating a CD ROM drive for the Super NES<ref name=NP34>''[[Nintendo Power]]'', March 1992, Issue 34, pages: 112-113</ref>. This never came out.

The Super Scope was on display at the event.<ref name=NP34 />

==NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Darkwing Duck || Capcom || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Lemmings || Sunsoft || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic || American Sammy || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Dragon Strike || FCI || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles || Jaleco || Announced, but title not given || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || A version of the Turrican series was released as Super Turrican || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Super NES==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Scope 6 || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Play Action Football || Nintendo || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Street Fighter II || Capcom || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Contra III: The Alien Wars || Konami/Ultra || Used the working title "Contra III: The Alien Invasion" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time || Konami/Ultra || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman Returns || Konami/Ultra || Used the working title "Batman: The Return" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bart's Nightmare || Acclaim/LJN || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge || Acclaim/LJN || Used the working title "Spiderman and the Uncanny X-Men" || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Road Runner's Death Valley Rally || Sunsoft || Simply called Death Valley Rally at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Tazmania || Sunsoft || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Superman || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Batman: Return of the Joker || Sunsoft || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Blaster Master 2 || Sunsoft || may not have been actually planned for the Super NES<ref>[http://snescentral.com/article.php?id=0832 "Blaster Master 2"], ''[[SNES Central]]''</ref> || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultrabots || Data East || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| David Crane's Amazing Tennis || Absolute || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Might & Magic II || American Sammy || unreleased in North America || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Ultima VI: The False Prophet || FCI || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Hunt for Red October || Hi Tech Expressions || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Super Battletoads || Tradewest/ Rare || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wing Commander || Software Toolworks || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| SimEarth || Maxis || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Railroad Tycoon || Microprose || unreleased; Announced at the show, but the SNES version was not on display || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Turrican II || Accolade || unreleased, was to be released as Universal Soldier, but obviously shown in its original form || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| The Duel: Test Drive II || Accolade || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| NCAA Baskeball || HAL || final version published by Nintendo || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Bulls Vs. Lakers and the NBA Playoffs || Electronic Arts || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Radio Flyer || Ocean || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Joe Vs. The Wall || Ocean || unreleased || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Push Over || Ocean || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Wings 2: Aces High || Namco || listed as "Wings", but likely refers to Wings 2 || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Nosferatu || Seta || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| F1-ROC || Seta || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Out of This World || Interplay || || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| Family Dog || Interplay || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Game Boy==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Universal SOldier || Accolade || Used original title "Turrican II" at the event. || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==DOS==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Michael Jordan in Flight || Electronic Arts || Displayed at the event as Michael Jordan's Flight Simulator || <ref name=NP34 />
|-
| 7th Guest || Virgin Games || Simply titled "Guest" at the event || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==Unknown System==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Game Name !! Company !! Notes !! Reference
|-
| Super Faceball || Bullet Proof Software || || <ref name=NP34 />
|}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

Shadowhawk (Prototype)

2017-08-19T22:03:36Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=Screen01 shadowhawk.png
|status=Released
|dumper=anonymous
|releasedby=snescentral
|origin_type=SHVC-4PV58-01 EPROM cartridge
|origin_eproms=x4 EPROMs
|origin_ownership=[[jimmyfranks]] (Unknown-2003), [[Buyatari]] (2003-2011), [[gwyndion]] (2011-Unknown), [[Rose Colored Gaming]] (Present)
|game=Shadowhawk
|system=SNES
|genre=Action
|unreleased=Yes
}}
{{Download
|file=Shadowhawk (Prototype).zip
}}
A prototype of the unreleased video game adaptation of the Shadowhawk comics for the Nintendo SNES.
==Notes==
* The archive includes both a "fixed" version plus the original ROM backup. The "fixed" versions originates from a bootleg run done by [[Rose Colored Gaming]]. The "fixed" ROM contains 262 byte changes that fix the internal ROM header, and enemy behavior.
* The sound is mono only. All sound plays on the left channel.

==Origin==
<gallery mode=packed>
MVC-002S-14.jpg|The letter that came with the prototype when originally sold to [[Buyatari]] from [[jimmyfranks]].
</gallery>

==Acknowledgments==
* Special thanks to [[User:Snescentral|Snescentral]] for redistributing the prototype.

==See also==
* For more information on this prototype, visit the prototype's page on [http://www.snescentral.com/article.php?id=1095 Snescentral.com]
{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Shadowhawk}}}}

The Pirates of Dark Water (Prototype)

2017-08-19T22:00:52Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=The Pirates of Dark Water (Prototype).png
|status=Released
|dumper=Ballz, rbudrick, and Gideon Zhi
|releasedby=snescentral
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|origin_labels=(cart) THIS SIDE TOWARDS YOU PLEASE DO NOT TAMPER WITH CELLOPHANE WRAP
|origin_eproms=2x, PIRATES OF THE DARK WATER
|game=The Pirates of Dark Water
|system=SNES
|genre=Action
|release_date={{RegionDate|US|May 1994}} {{RegionDate|EU|1994}}
|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=The Pirates of Dark Water (Prototype).zip
}}
A prototype of The Pirates of Dark Water for the Nintendo SNES.
==Origin==
<gallery mode=packed>
the pirates of dark water pcb.jpeg|PCB 1
the pirates of dark water pcb 2.jpeg|PCB 2
</gallery>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|The Pirates of Dark Water}}}}

Sylvester and Tweety (Oct 11, 1993 prototype)

2017-08-19T21:58:18Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=Sylvester oct 11 1993.png
|builddate=Oct 11, 1993
|status=Released
|dumper=Ballz, rbudrick, and Gideon Zhi
|releasedby=snescentral
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|game=Sylvester and Tweety
|system=SNES
|genre=Platformer
|unreleased=Yes
}}
{{Download
|file=Sylvester and Tweety (Oct 11, 1993 prototype).zip
}}
A prototype of the cancelled Sylvester and Tweety for the Nintendo SNES.
{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Sylvester and Tweety}}}}

Sylvester and Tweety (Dec 15, 1993 prototype)

2017-08-19T21:57:38Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=sylvester dec 15 1993.png
|builddate=Dec 15, 1993
|status=Released
|dumper=Ballz, rbudrick, and Gideon Zhi
|releasedby=snescentral
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|game=Sylvester and Tweety
|system=SNES
|genre=Platformer
|unreleased=Yes
}}
{{Download
|file=Sylvester and Tweety (Dec 15, 1993 prototype).zip
}}
A prototype of the cancelled Sylvester and Tweety for the Nintendo SNES.
{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Sylvester and Tweety}}}}

Super Uno (Build)

2017-08-19T21:56:54Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=super uno title screen01 (1).png
|status=Released
|dumper=snescentral
|releasedby=snescentral
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|game=Super Uno
|system=SNES
|genre=Puzzle
|release_date={{RegionDate|JP|Nov 12, 1993}}
|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=Super Uno (Build).zip
}}
A near final prototype of Super Uno for the Nintendo SNES.
==Notes==
* Only a few bytes are different.

==Origin==
<gallery mode=packed>
super_uno_prototype_pcb.jpg|PCB front
</gallery>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Super Uno}}}}

Super Fire Pro Wrestling 2 (Late prototype)

2017-08-19T21:55:39Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=super fire pro wrest title screen01 (1).png
|status=Released
|dumper=snescentral
|releasedby=snescentral
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|origin_eproms=2x
|game=Super Fire Pro Wrestling 2
|system=SNES
|genre=Fighting
|release_date={{RegionDate|JP|Dec 25, 1992}}
|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=Super Fire Pro Wrestling 2 (Late prototype).zip
}}
A late prototype of Super Fire Pro Wrestling 2 for the Nintendo SNES.
==Origin==
<gallery mode=packed>
SFPW2_cart-front-small.jpg|Cart front
SFPW2_cart-back-small.jpg|Cart back
SFPW2_cart-top-small.jpg|Cart top
SFPW2_pcb-small.jpg|PCB front
</gallery>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Super Fire Pro Wrestling 2}}}}

Rockman 7 (Prototype)

2017-08-19T21:54:28Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=RM7SampleTitle.png
|status=Released
|dumper=Skrybe
|releasedby=snescentral
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|game=Rockman 7
|system=SNES
|genre=Action
|release_date={{RegionDate|JP|Mar 24, 1995}} {{RegionDate|US|Sep 1, 1995}} {{RegionDate|EU|Nov 20, 1995}}
|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=Rockman 7 (Prototype).zip
}}
A prototype of Rockman 7 for the Nintendo SNES.
==Notes==
{{Tcrf link| Proto:Mega Man 7}}

==Videos==
<youtube width="320" height="240">J9KugpTAxmM</youtube>

==Origin==
<gallery mode=packed>
rockman_7_prototype_front.jpg|Cart front
rockman_7_prototype_back.jpg|Cart back
</gallery>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Rockman 7}}}}

Super Loopz (Prototype)

2017-08-19T21:52:48Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=Super loopz screen01 (1).png
|status=Released
|releasedby=snescentral
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|origin_labels=LOOPZ -PAL VERSION-
|game=Super Loopz
|system=SNES
|genre=Puzzle
|release_date={{RegionDate|JP|Mar 4, 1994}} {{RegionDate|US|Unreleased}} {{RegionDate|EU|Unreleased}}
|unreleased=Yes
}}
{{Download
|file=Super Loopz (Prototype).zip
}}
A late prototype of Super Loopz for the SNES.
==Notes==
* Unreleased in all regions outside of Japan.

==Acknowledgments==
<gallery mode=packed>
super_loopz_prototype.jpg|Cartridge front
</gallery>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Super Loopz}}}}

Speedy Gonzales in Los Gatos Bandidos (PAL Prototype 04)

2017-08-19T21:50:04Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=Speedy title.png
|status=Released
|dumper=snescentral
|releasedby=snescentral
|origin_type=EPROM cartrige
|origin_labels=SUNSOFT (SNES) SPEEDY GONZALES 04 Property of Sunsoft of Japan. Roms are uniquely finger printed to its user. Please return by Mar.30, 1995.
|origin_eproms=2x SP9590304-004 SPEEDY.G
|origin_ownership=jossan (Ebay) (?-September 2016), Evan_G (September 2016-present)
|game=Speedy Gonzales in Los Gatos Bandidos
|system=SNES
|genre=Action
|release_date={{RegionDate|US|Aug 1995}} {{RegionDate|EU|Unreleased}}
|unreleased=Yes
}}
{{Download
|file=Speedy Gonzales in Los Gatos Bandidos (PAL Prototype 04).zip
}}
A prototype of the unreleased PAL release of Speedy Gonzales in Los Gatos Bandidos for the Nintendo SNES.
==Notes==
* This prototype is fingerprinted and is among one of the many copies that exist (out of 22 that have been supposedly made).
* Unreleased in Europe.
* Originated from a Norwegian game tester (or the Nintendo "hotline" for Norway) for Unsaco/Bersala.
* Different copyright screen.
* The title screen song uses "Merrily We Roll Along" while the US final uses "The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down".

==Origin==
<gallery mode=packed>
speedy cart front.jpg|Cart front
speedy pcb back.jpg|PCB back
</gallery>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Speedy Gonzales in Los Gatos Bandidos}}}}

Super Star Wars (Jul 21, 1992 prototype)

2017-08-19T21:44:29Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|Page name=Super Star Wars (Jul 21, 1992 prototype)
|titlescreen=superstarwars proto title.png
|builddate=Jul 21, 1992 09:00:00
|status=Released
|dumper=Beyond Paradise
|releasedby=Beyond Paradise
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|game=Super Star Wars
|system=SNES
|genre=Action
|final_builddate={{RegionDate|JP|Sep 14, 1992}} {{RegionDate|US|Jul 31, 1992}} {{RegionDate|EU|Sep 1, 1992}}
|release_date={{RegionDate|JP|Dec 18, 1992}} {{RegionDate|US|Nov 1, 1992}} {{RegionDate|EU|Apr 2, 1993}}
|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=Super Star Wars (Jul 21, 1992 prototype).zip
}}
A late prototype of Super Star Wars for the SNES.
==Notes==
* No noticeable differences from final

==See also==
[http://snescentral.com/review.php?id=0062&num=4&fancy=yes&article=proto Read the article for this prototype on SNESCentral.org] [http://archive.is/gJ05b (Archive)]

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Super Star Wars}}}}

Rayman (SNES prototype)

2017-07-17T19:59:37Z

Snescentral: Changed the title screenshot to something that isn't full of glitches

{{Prototype
|Page name=Rayman (SNES prototype)
|titlescreen=Rayman (Early Prototype)-20170715-205540.png
|status=Released
|dumper=Bock
|releasedby=Bock
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|origin_labels=RAYDER2 #
|origin_eproms=2x
|origin_dumpmethod=Willem GQ-4X USB Eprom Programmer
|game=Rayman
|system=SNES
|genre=Action
|unreleased=Yes
}}
{{Download
|file=Rayman (SNES prototype).zip
}}
An early demo of an unreleased port of Rayman for the Nintendo SNES.
==Origin==
<gallery mode=packed>
rayman snes proto pcb.jpg|PCB front with programmer.
</gallery>

{{Prototype Footer|{{Navbox prototype|Rayman}}}}

File:Rayman (Early Prototype)-20170715-205540.png

2017-07-17T19:57:44Z

Snescentral: Rayman SNES prototype screenshot

Rayman SNES prototype screenshot

Illusion of Gaia (prototype)

2017-04-08T08:18:01Z

Snescentral: Created page with "{{Prototype |Page name=Illusion of Gaia (prototype) |titlescreen=BETA Illusion of Gaia (U)001.png |status=Released |releasedby=Numbers |origin_type=scene release |origin_files..."

{{Prototype
|Page name=Illusion of Gaia (prototype)
|titlescreen=BETA Illusion of Gaia (U)001.png
|status=Released
|releasedby=Numbers
|origin_type=scene release
|origin_files=num_gaia.1,num_gaia.2
|game=Illusion of Gaia
|system=SNES
|genre=Action RPG
|release_date={{RegionDate|US|Sep 1, 1994}}
|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=Illusion Of Gaia JAP BETA SNES-NUMBERS.zip
}}
Scene release by Numbers, released on May 19, 1994, about three months before the final release. This prototype shows an early Enix localization, which differs in many respects to the final Nintendo release.
==Notes==
Plenty of text changes, notably the character names are the same as in the Japanese version.

==See also==
[http://snescentral.com/review.php?id=0387&num=0&fancy=yes&article=proto Article on SNES Central]

File:Illusion Of Gaia JAP BETA SNES-NUMBERS.zip

2017-04-08T08:14:37Z

Snescentral:

File:BETA Illusion of Gaia (U)001.png

2017-04-08T08:12:10Z

Snescentral:

ClayFighter 2: Judgment Clay (Apr 28, 1995 prototype)

2017-04-02T16:41:47Z

Snescentral: Created page with "{{Prototype |Page name=ClayFighter 2: Judgment Clay (prototype) |builddate=4/28/95 |status=Undumped |origin_type=EPROM Cartridge |origin_eproms=2 |game=ClayFighter 2: Judgment..."

{{Prototype
|Page name=ClayFighter 2: Judgment Clay (prototype)
|builddate=4/28/95
|status=Undumped
|origin_type=EPROM Cartridge
|origin_eproms=2
|game=ClayFighter 2: Judgment Clay
|system=Sega 32X
|genre=Fighting
|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=Clayfighter2 prototype.JPG
}}
Unknown source, and undumped as far as I know.

File:Clayfighter2 prototype.JPG

2017-04-02T16:41:04Z

Snescentral: Picture of a 32X prototype of Clayfighter 2. Unknown source, but the file archive dates to 2005.

Picture of a 32X prototype of Clayfighter 2. Unknown source, but the file archive dates to 2005.

Final Set (prototype)

2016-10-13T09:32:01Z

Snescentral:

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=final set prototype.png
|status=Released
|dumper=Xnz136
|releasedby=SNES Central
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|origin_labels=Cart label says 'Final Match Tennis', which is a different tennis game by Human Entertainment
|origin_eproms=2
|origin_dumpmethod=Retrode
|origin_ownership=Xnz136
|game=Final Set
|system=SNES
|genre=Sports
|release_date={{RegionDate|JP|Sep 17, 1993}}
|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=Final Set prototype.zip
}}
Near final build, only visible change is the Forum logo on the title screen.
==Acknowledgments==
Thanks to Xnz136 for releasing this.

==See also==
[http://snescentral.com/review.php?id=1096&num=0&fancy=yes&article=proto Page on SNES Central]

Final Set (prototype)

2016-10-13T09:30:35Z

Snescentral:

Final Set (prototype)

2016-10-13T09:29:27Z

Snescentral: Created page with "{{Prototype |titlescreen=final set prototype.png |status=Released |dumper=Xnz136 |releasedby=SNES Central |origin_type=EPROM cartridge |origin_labels=Label says Final Match Te..."

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=final set prototype.png
|status=Released
|dumper=Xnz136
|releasedby=SNES Central
|origin_type=EPROM cartridge
|origin_labels=Label says Final Match Tennis, which is a different tennis game by Human Entertainment
|origin_eproms=2
|origin_dumpmethod=Retrode
|origin_ownership=Xnz136
|game=Final Set
|system=SNES
|genre=Sports
|release_date={{RegionDate|JP|Sep 17, 1993}}
|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=Final Set prototype.zip
}}
Near final build, only visible change is the Forum logo on the title screen.
==Acknowledgments==
Thanks to Xnz136 for releasing this.

File:Final Set prototype.zip

2016-10-13T09:27:23Z

Snescentral: Final Set Prototype

Final Set Prototype

File:Final set prototype.png

2016-10-13T09:22:07Z

Snescentral: Final Set prototype screenshot

Final Set prototype screenshot

Solstice II (Mar 3, 1993 prototype)

2016-08-07T19:23:07Z

Snescentral: Created page with "{{Prototype |titlescreen=Solstice II.png |builddate=March 3, 1993 |status=Released |dumper=Anonymous |releasedby=SNES Central |origin_type=Dumped from prototype cartridge |ori..."

{{Prototype
|titlescreen=Solstice II.png
|builddate=March 3, 1993
|status=Released
|dumper=Anonymous
|releasedby=SNES Central
|origin_type=Dumped from prototype cartridge
|origin_dumpmethod=Copier
|game=Solstice II
|system=SNES
|genre=Action
|release_date=November 12, 1993
|unreleased=No
}}
{{Download
|file=Solstice II Proto.zip
}}
Prototype was originally released in 2008 on SNES Central. The owner wished to remain anonymous, but is a trusted member of the community.
==Notes==
A good chunk of the prototype binary is different from final, but a side-by-side playthrough of the first level did not reveal any differences.

==See also==
http://www.snescentral.com/review.php?id=0330&num=0&fancy=yes&article=proto

File:Solstice II Proto.zip

2016-08-07T19:19:30Z

Snescentral: Solstice II prototype

Solstice II prototype

File:Solstice II.png

2016-08-07T19:16:46Z

Snescentral: Solstice II screenshot

Solstice II screenshot

File:Prototypes archives.zip

2016-06-22T21:36:47Z

Snescentral: An archive of auctions of prototypes for various systems. Circa 2012/2013.

An archive of auctions of prototypes for various systems. Circa 2012/2013.