This is an oldie but I remember being really bummed when Agartha for the Dreamcast was canned. For the time, it was a pretty cool and atmospheric looking survival horror game.
I held out some hope at the time that it would be resurrected for GC/PS2/Xbox the way some other DC titles were, but it never happened.
Robotech: Crystal Dreams
Crystal Dreams was primarily a space fighter simulation game with some resource management elements. The main protagonist worked as a mercenary and could obtain different numbers of credits based on the type of missions completed. Between levels the player would return to base and be able to interact with a variety of other characters, buy upgrades and modify his mecha. The game also had a continuing war time line where the player could get reports of what was happening in various locations of space, and could rush to the aid of those that needed his help the most and receive more credits for it.[5] The mecha can be transformed into three different forms: "Fighter mode", "Guardian mode", and "Battloid mode.
Star Wars, but to be honest Jedi fallen order is exactly what I expected 1313 to be
Wow, look at this blast from the past. The Dreamcast's death still stings because there was some really cool stuff in development that was either dropped entirely, or was halfheartedly released on other systems. It was incredible that we ever got Headhunter.
I don't think No Cliche went on to make anything of note after this was canceled. These are the same guys who developed Alone in the Dark, Twinsen's Odyssey and Toy Commando... Shame. Def. something to be bitter over.This is an oldie but I remember being really bummed when Agartha for the Dreamcast was canned. For the time, it was a pretty cool and atmospheric looking survival horror game.
I held out some hope at the time that it would be resurrected for GC/PS2/Xbox the way some other DC titles were, but it never happened.
