Before Capcom created Resident Evil Gaiden for Game Boy Color, they were working on a port of the original Resident Evil with HotGen.

It’s unclear how far along Shadow was, but the studio collaborated with NCA Works to create a hero and futuristic background art. Here’s a look at what could have been if Game Republic stayed afloat.

Artwork of Ashe, a wandering judge, slipped out earlier. Another artist revealed some of the monsters players would fight… if Fortress was finished.

Sketches of Hana, Deke, Glas, and Rain inside from a former Kronos Entertainment artist. Heads up, the artwork for Rain may not be safe for work!

In the early 2000s, French developer Neko Entertainment got the Gremlins license and was working on a PlayStation 2 game.

Leaked pitch art shows a zombie dinosaur shooting game set in the Alamo and a Tomb Raider title from Griptonite Games.

The artist that shared the Star Fox Assault artwork last night also revealed an unannounced game from Namco’s pre-merger days. Sometime between 2000 and 2002, Namco was developing Silver Bullet.

After discovering the first piece of stunning art from Hero we were on a quest to find out more about the axed Midway project.

Hot on the heels of our Hero news, we present Day to Night another unreleased and unannounced project from Mortal Kombat makers Midway.

Before Midway collapsed they had a number of in-development games like This is Vegas and a lesser known title simply called Hero.

The game shown in the scan doesn’t even have a name, but it’s reportedly a fantasy action/adventure title with a character that appears to be Cerberus from the Shin Megami Tensei series.

Before the company’s president dissolved the company and joined BioWare, Exile Interactive was creating a Nintendo published baseball sim for Gamecube.

Way back in 2006, Nintendo and Sakura Wars developer Red Entertainment teamed up to make a hacker adventure game called Project Hacker: Awakening.

Nintendo hyped up Star Fox 2 and the leaked beta shows the game was near completion. Actually, Dylan Cuthbert, developer and now founder of Q Games, says it was “fully completed.”