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Grand Theft Auto 2
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One of the game's composers Colin Anderson, a life-long fan of progressive rock, had originally planned to include a prog rock radio station called "Ridiculous FM" that played "Regressive Rock", the joke being that it would play a single multi-part prog suite that was longer than any of the other stations in the game on an endless loop. Although this idea was cut from the game due to time constraints and the team feeling it was inappropriate for the game's setting, Anderson would regularly think about what the song would have been like until 2015, when he completed it with the help of several consultants and recorded it with the aid of vocalists and a live drummer. The final product, a 20 minute 16-part song called "YTZ", was released under the name Aori, a duo with Anderson and singer/lyricist Neil Horsburgh. "Aori" was previously the title of a song also written and released by Anderson under the name Ashtar that was featured on the Radio '76 FM station in Grand Theft Auto. Additionally, the song title "YTZ" is a reference to the instrumental "YYZ" by the prog band Rush; both names are airport identification codes used by airports in Toronto, Canada, and both songs feature Morse code messages spelling their respective song titles.
EA Sports F1 2001
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A Game Boy Color version was planned, but was cancelled.
Curious George
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Namco had requested actor Will Ferrell to reprise his role from the movie as Ted, the Man with the Yellow Hat, but this never ended up happening.
NHL Breakaway 98
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A Sega Saturn version was planned in development, but became the last game to be cancelled on the failing platform as Acclaim withdrew their support from SEGA.
Fighting Force
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A Sega Saturn version was planned, with Sega of Europe securing publishing rights to the game, but ended up being cancelled at the very end of development. The game was eventually leaked online in 2008.
Fighting Force
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Core Design had pitched to SEGA a fourth installment of the Streets of Rage series, but SEGA declined, resulting in the pitch becoming an original game entirely.
FIFA Soccer 64
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EA had almost withdrawn from developing on the Nintendo 64; however, it was found that pre-order revenues for the game had skyrocketed, so EA decided to reverse their decision and make more sports games for the console.
Stunt Racer 64
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The game’s European release was cancelled in October 2000, the same month it had launched in North America.
Tom and Jerry in Fists of Furry
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Developers chose to make the game a Nintendo 64 exclusive due to the console’s lack of fighting games (despite Super Smash Bros. being released a year earlier) with their target audience being children.
Ketsui: Kizuna Jigoku Tachi
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In an interview with the game's Cave devgroup leader and Toaplan alumni Toshiaki Tomizawa published in the 2002 GSLA and likely featured in Arcadia, Tomizawa stated that the game is actually a orthodox shoot 'em up. Whereas Dodonpachi Daioujou's design has more futuristic looks, with Ketsui the team wanted the game to be a little more realistic and similar to the modern world. The team wanted to emphasize the aspects that would attract to a wider base of casual gamers, so they made the game's world somewhat more recognizable, and be quicker and easier to understand. Additionally, one of the core themes for the game's design was "steel". Since standard modern weaponry was being used, they wanted that to be realistic as well.
Bahamut Lagoon
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In an interview with the game's designer Hitoshi Sasaki published in the 1996 Dengeki SFC magazine, he stated that at the start of the game's development, his team wanted to make a strategy RPG game, but that it was not an explicit goal. They had an indescribable idea that seemed interesting to them which ended up working as a strategy RPG game despite not exactly being set on making the game that genre from the get-go.
Bahamut Lagoon
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In an interview with the game's designer Hitoshi Sasaki published in the 1996 Dengeki SFC magazine, he stated that the idea of making a game where you raised dragons and fought together with them was what inspired the development team to make this game.
Tornado Outbreak
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The player can unlock concept art for a completely removed level known as Drive-In, an early version of the map Roadside Destruction. While the map was entirely scrapped, music for the level was reused in Roadside Destruction and the Training Campground segment in Chicken Con Carnage.
Sonic Shuffle
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Plans for online multiplayer were in consideration, but were scrapped in order to release the game in time for the holiday season.
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According to a now deleted word document, the company was in negotiations to acquire the rights to develop a game based on the Jaws franchise.
Tornado Outbreak
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The Wii version features two unused bonus cutscenes for the level Chicken Con Carnage. The first cutscene revolves around a news reporter by the name of Chuck Gavel reporting the strange animal behavior caused by the Fire Flyers possessing them. The second cutscene introduces a removed character named Wind Boy.
Cheesy
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The game started off as an Atari Jaguar-exclusive title, but shifted to the PlayStation when it became clear the Jaguar was a flop.
Tornado Outbreak
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One early concept for the game revolved around the player constantly growing the tornado. If the player stopped controlling the tornado, it would simply shrink and dissipate.
Tornado Outbreak
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The game's cutscenes were animated using Adobe Flash and compressed through Bink Video.
Tornado Outbreak
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Zephyr has an unused fumble animation that was intended to play right after the player stopped controlling the tornado.
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