Mike, over at Nintendo Player treats us with two short demos created by Punk Development and Iguana Entertainment. I have created pages on SNES Central for these two demos, but I suggest you go to Nintendo Player for the full story on these games.

Jeff’s Shoot’Em Up

Untitled shooter by Punk Development

I was doing a little bit of housekeeping today, and I decided to update the page for the NBA Jam prototype. I added pictures of the prototype, as well as a short analysis of the binary.

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I have added scans for the following games. Thanks to RedScorpion and myself for the contributions.

• Front Mission (フロントミッション)
• Ganpuru (Gunple) - Gunman's Proof (ガンプル　Gunman's Proof)
• Romancing Saga　(ロマンシング　サ・ガ)
• Romancing Saga 2　(ロマンシング　サ・ガ2)
• Romancing Saga 3　(ロマンシング　サ・ガ3)
• Seiken Densetsu 3 (せいけんでんせつ３, 聖剣伝説３)
• Treasure Hunter G (トレジャーハンターＧ)

Nintendo Player has written a very detailed comparison of a prototype of TMNT IV. Every change, down to the slightly different placement of pizzas is investigated.

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Le Gros Pixel, a French site dedicated largely to prototypes, has released a prototype of Moral Kombat 3. The build date in the game is July 13, 1995, several months before its final release. There appears to be several differences between the prototype and the final version.

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I started working on this article for Socks the Cat back in February, but due to my computer's hard drive failing, I had to put off finishing it until now. I've delved into this appealing unreleased game, finding out a lot of information. We still don't have a publicly available copy of this game, though through this article, I believe the story behind it is now preserved.

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Well, my laptop that is over 4 years old is starting to show its age. The hard drive has started to fail, to the point where it is no longer able to boot a freshly installed OS after a day or two. Due to this, there might be no updates on this website until I figure out whether I should get a new hard drive, or just bite the bullet and get a new computer. Don't worry, I had all my files backed up, so I have not lost anything.

I found an old thread from 2003 posted on the ZSNES board in my archives today, something that I was looking for a few weeks ago. I decided to add the archive to the X-Band page, as well as add some pictures I found over the years that are of interest to the X-Band.  Note that the article itself is unaltered, and I assume it is completely out of date considering the advances made since 2003 when I made the original page.

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Markfrizb3 sent me an updated version of his SNES to Jamma instruction manual. You can find the updated manual here.

I also updated the Unreleased Games page, now with 165 titles. Thanks to KingMike for the tips. Also, a lot of the titles were taken off the Unseen64 list.

http://www.snescentral.com/unreleased.php

SNES Freaks, the number one German SNES website has established an international section to their forum. I encourage everyone to sign up!

http://forum.snesfreaks.com/viewforum.php?f=164

Today, I have made an update to the unreleased games section, giving the main page a much more informative layout.

http://www.snescentral.com/unreleased.php

I'm putting a bit more of a push to try and find more binaries of unreleased games. Unfortunately, I imagine most are now long gone, and I should have started to do this years ago. If anyone has any leads on binaries for these games, let me know!