Game Sack Campfire. Pretty simikar to Dead by Dawn, but was scheduled to come out in the early 2000's and had a story mode.

I don't know about unreleased games. But if you guys ever do a Homebrew episode. There a Super Mario Bros port for the Atari 2600 call Princess Rescue. That almost plays like the real things with lesser graphics. Its pretty amazing considering the hardware limitations.

Glover 2

Although Resident Evil 4 did get a release, there was a demo from a previous version of the game that was completely different from the released product. Would love it if somehow you guys were able to get access to it.

Thrill Kill. It sucks, but I remember wanting it so bad cause it was cancelled cause it was too violent

Sounds like the guy had already done at least 20 takes trying to record that line

STOP, DONT OPEN THAT DOOR

Yea. But I can see why Capcom canned it. This is just too much downgrade. I bet once the nerdgasm of 32 bit game's 8 bit version novelty wears off. The fact that it's too much of a downgrade will be painfully clear. I mean it kinda destroys what original Resident Evil's selling point: exploration, creep psychological horror, and crunchy combat. First of all, the 8 bit environment makes you really lose your sense of direction unless you already played PS1 version multiple times and memorized games (This might be ok with a hardcore OT RE die hard fan but could really disorient new players). Secondly, the 8 bit graphics here makes everything crispy clear which loses the dim and dark atmosphere of the OT RE that give you a sense of dread and fear of unknown monster popping out of no where at any time. Finally, the 8 bit combat just pure bad: the sprite of characters aiming is pure bad and beacuse of the nature of 8 bit, you can't discern who and where your character is aiming at which leads to wasted bullets and lucky B.S. hits (there appear to be only 4 angles). In addition, the animation and sound of zombie getting hit are really unsatisfying. I guess this game proves that there is indeed a limitation of how far a game can be downgraded for ports and still remain playable. I hate to say but this version of RE is playable as a game but seems to be devoid of all the features that made RE a legendary game in the first place.

There was an official RE game for GBC called Resident Evil Gaiden but that one looked a whole lot less impressive.

This is true.

not impressive my ass its awesome typical hater

Sharif Sourour Alone in the Dark The New Nightmare also was more impressive.

Neon Fluorescent Dog its so British to discuss the weather that it even influences video games lol

Good first post!

TonyLikeGames2 it's still saturday for me...😔

Yeah, I knew this wouldn't apply to everyone, right away. I'm in the central time zone.

its sunday noon for me

Alessandro Baggi well the sad part is they "weren't" trying to be funny, they were trying to convey a serious message.

C. L. ;]

Don't let your friends borrow your games. :p

referral madness don't do drugs, don't drink and drive, duck and cover, knowledge is power, wear your seat belt...

While you're here, commenting with one of the best names EVER! lol

God damn it! That's gold.

Good call.

New Thumbnail?

Left in Developland

@@GameSack you are my favorite, I will die on the "Game Sack is awesome" hill

Yeah, that song they mention with the lyric about September is Lies Can't Pretend by No Use For a Name.

consumed were on there as well!

There was also a Rise Against song

Travis Edwards Delete your account

lurkerrekrul were you alive then? From what i can bearly remember i think thats exactly what happened. Tons of stuff got csncelled or changed. Would be a good video topic

Microsoft made buildings in flight sim uncrashable into after the twin towers unpleasantness. Yeah, pretty pathetic really, and as for SEGA, they should have at least released the game outside America. Most gamers couldn't give a shit about Americans feelings tbh. Classic example of media hysteria influencing unrelated subjects.

+AlexxxPerales - Yes I was. I remember the studio pulling a teaser for the 2002 Spider-Man movie that showed him catching a helicopter in a web between the twin towers. I also remember some other things being edited to remove the towers from the skyline in movies, but that's about it. In March of 2001, the pilot episode of the X-Files spinoff, The Lone Gunmen featured a story where a hacker takes control of the plane they're on and tries to crash it into the World Trade Center. Of course the stars managed to regain control of the plane just in time. Even though it featured a plot very similar to real life, the show was still released on DVD. Not right away, but they didn't cancel the release because of 9/11. If you're going to cancel every game that kinda, sorta mirrors a real life tragedy, then FPS games are going to have to be banned, any driving game where you can crash into objects and people needs to be banned, any war game, etc.

It was more likely cancelled because Sega discontinued the Dreamcast in 2001.

RUN! GET TO THEE CHOPPPAAAA !!

Propeller Arena will most likely be Online again late this year or early next year. Much like the unreleased PBA Bowling 2001 for the Dreamcast which was brought back online in 2017

Try the Jaguar

Well, no wonder seeing how absolutely atrociously SEGA management handled the console, and dropped it more or less with the reason "a few managers thought we shouldn't be making consoles anymore, consoles are over."

John Riggs: RIGG'd Games The vast majority of PS2 games had horrible performance issues.

You are correct sir!

You are correct! My mistake!

random *idk what to put in this* There was a Resident Evil game released on GBC by the name of "Resident Evil Gaiden", but a Resident Evil 1 GameBoy port would be rad.

A fighting game isn't that demanding in comparison to a bigger game like a survival horror like RE.

Hundred Hand Slap you think he knew about 911 before it happened?

Poison Good point.

And that the game over text in hell gate looks a lot like the house of the dead game over screen