In 2011, an article was added to the website Unseen64 describing a cancelled Xbox game based on the children's television series The Big Comfy Couch, including screenshots of what appeared to be bloody combat against sinister versions of the Dust Bunnies from the show. Unseen64 claimed that they had verified the screenshots and that they were provided by a developer who had also given them images of an unreleased Power Rangers game, Power Rangers Legacy, running on the same proprietary engine. Users on the Lost Media Wiki in their attempts to search for more information found a possible lead named Chris Tang, a former Capcom developer who worked on both games while working at GenAzea, an independent studio founded by fellow Capcom alumn Erik Suzuki. As it turned out, Suzuki was the first husband of Alyson Court, the actress who portrayed the show's protagonist Loonette the Clown and was the original English voice of Claire Redfield in the Resident Evil series. When asked, she confirmed the game existed and that it was cancelled when its developer shut down; GenAzea has since relaunched under the name HitSparks Games. After a user on the wiki contacted Tang in 2021, he visited their Discord server and provided various screenshots and video footage, as well as images of a cancelled Capcom game in the same engine, Capcom Generations. He also clarified that the blood was placeholder "grape juice".