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On February 6th 2021, [https://twitter.com/forestillusion/status/1358024510683815936 Forest of Illusion released a prototype of Glover]. The tweet announcing the release of the prototype was taken down because of a misunderstanding between Forest of Illusion and Piko Interactive. Despite the rom's header identifying it as version 1.1, it's an earlier build of the final release. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEPV2zRsAWs According to a YouTube video by Hard4Games], the prototype's cartridge is labeled in black sharpie as a September build and was obtained from a trade show back in the day. | |||
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{{Tcrf link|Proto:Glover (Nintendo 64)/September 1998}} | {{Tcrf link|Proto:Glover (Nintendo 64)/September 1998}} | ||
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On February 6th 2021, Forest of Illusion released a prototype of Glover. The tweet announcing the release of the prototype was taken down because of a misunderstanding between Forest of Illusion and Piko Interactive. Despite the rom's header identifying it as version 1.1, it's an earlier build of the final release. According to a YouTube video by Hard4Games, the prototype's cartridge is labeled in black sharpie as a September build and was obtained from a trade show back in the day.
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