Game not included since it never came out.

Sega’s ill-fated 32X had a number of projects that never saw the light of day like X-men: Mind Games.

Mistwalker founder and Final Fantasy creator, Hironobu Sakaguchi, penned a story where a giant plant controls Earth while people live on Mars hooked into an Earth simulation called reDREAM.

Before the sale, Shiny Entertainment was working on at least two PSP games. Earthworm Jim was officially put on hold by Atari. Age of Element was so early in development it wasn’t even officially announced.

Legend has it Sunsoft was developing a Superman game. The Lost Levels has an article about Sunman, another unreleased NES game that looks like a Superman game. Now a build of the Superman game is out, also graciously provided by the Lost Levels team.

Ubisoft pulled the rug under Paris based Darkworks who was developing I Am Alive. This happened to the studio before back in 2002 too when they were working with Capcom on an action game called Lost Mantis. While Darkworks was the developer the intellectual property looked like it would be Capcom’s since they registered [...]

Nintendo is revisiting Kirby Super Star with Kirby Super Star Ultra on the Nintendo DS. The original title was one of three Kirby games in development for  Super Nintendo. Only two saw the light of day as a final product sitting in a story. Kid Kirby got canned.
 
Concrete details about Kid Kirby are hard [...]

Game|Life pointed me to a video of a US developed Sonic the Hedgehog title based on Sonic: The Animated Series. There is a neat pseudo 3D move Sonic has where he steps into the background, it’s sort of like Guilty Gear’s two stage system but developed during the days of the Genesis. Sonic also has [...]

A game where you run around an island shooting dinosaurs with tranquilizers seems like a game that would sell in North America, but Dinosaur Hunting was actually one of the few games developed for Japan. It was made by Scarab who vanished after finishing their work on the project. In 2003 Dinosaur Hunting came out [...]

This video is based off of an early build of Good Luck Charlie Brown for the Atari 2600. In the game you help Charlie Brown fly a kite and avoid birds and balloons in the sky. It looks like the blue bar below the timer is a wind indicator showing which way the kite is [...]