- Jul 6, 2024: Vanished without a Trace - Out of the Vortex for the Sega Mega Drive
- Apr 9, 2024: Crash Tag Team Racing (Xbox Prototype)
- Jan 21, 2024: Crash Bash and Spyro 3
- Jan 1, 2024: New Years 2024 - Sonic Heroes
- Dec 25, 2023: A Very Bandicoot Christmas - Crash Bandicoot: Warped Prototype
- Nov 24, 2023: 6GUN: BattleBourne's Unreleased PlayStation 2 Game
- Oct 31, 2023: Daredevil: The Man Without Fear - Unreleased PlayStation 2 Game
- Feb 28, 2023: Phantasy Star Online Prototype
- Feb 15, 2023: PSP Release Candidates
- Dec 25, 2022: Project Deluge: Xbox 360 and Wii
- Dec 9, 2022: Semradical!
- Nov 24, 2022: Sega Technical Institute’s Cancelled Segapede
- Nov 23, 2022: Sonic 3 and Feel Preproduction VHS Tapes!
- Oct 31, 2022: Happy Halloween 2022! Castlevania: Symphony of the Night for the Tiger Game.com!
- Jan 1, 2022: New Years 2022!
- Nov 13, 2021: Go Go Goemon! Mystical Ninja Goemon Zero
- Oct 10, 2021: Mortal Kombat prototype for the Sega Mega Drive
- Sep 18, 2021: Project Deluge: Xbox and Dreamcast
- Jul 24, 2021: Angels with Burning Hearts: Burning Rangers Prototype
- May 1, 2021: Crash Landing
- Apr 17, 2021: Project Deluge: PlayStation 1, Saturn, and CD-I (Part 2)
- Mar 20, 2021: Project Deluge: PlayStation 2
- Jan 1, 2021: Dreams Come True: Sonic 1 (MD) Prototype
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NBA Jam (Apr 1993 prototype)
Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (Sep 26, 1994 prototype)
Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (Oct 6, 1994 prototype)
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Time for a new release courtesy of Radar as part of his lot from Virgin. This time it’s NBA Jam for Mega Drive and some Dragon prototypes for the Atari Jaguar!
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NBA Jam (Apr 1993 prototype)
First up, NBA Jam for the Sega Mega Drive. This is a pretty early prototype, as it lacks music and most of the modes. It’s very prone to crashing sometimes! Despite being a port of the Arcade version, there are still a few differences to spot in the player profiles and some of the aspects of the gameplay itself. Be sure to check this one out!
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Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (Sep 26, 1994 prototype)
Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (Oct 6, 1994 prototype)
Among the lot were also two Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story prototypes for the Atari Jaguar. These are pretty late, so there a very few differences. The ROM had to be modified with a universal header since these were originally meant for Alpine/ROMULATOR boards.The game only seems to work properly in Phoenix Emulator, as Virtual Jaguar won’t display certain graphics for some reason. Unfortunately, the earliest prototype doesn’t work as it seems to be calling a stub for interfacing with the ROMULATOR. If anyone has experience with getting Atari Jaguar prototypes to work please give this one a shot.
Until next time!
