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Revision as of 16:15, 23 December 2021
A Spanish Magazine preview of Grand Theft Auto 64.
Status: Lost
Grand Theft Auto 64 was a cancelled Nintendo 64 port of the original Grand Theft Auto on the PlayStation. It reportedly would have featured enhanced graphics, new levels, and "new characteristics", but for unknown reasons, the port was cancelled before being publicly revealed.[1] It was shown during E3 1999, where it was 50% complete, but no footage was ever released of it.[2][3] For a long time, it was thought that the port didn't exist at all until Luchi on Assemblergames posted a scan of a Spanish N64 magazine that featured screenshots of the cancelled game.
Gallery
An original design document from the original Grand Theft Auto listing the Nintendo 64 (then named Ultra 64) as one of the consoles.
Scan of N64 Magazine, which mentions the port.
See Also
- Grand Theft Auto (lost build of cancelled Sega Saturn port of action-adventure game; 1997)
- ZTA (lost build of cancelled PlayStation Portable zombie action-adventure open world game; mid-2000s)
References
- ↑ Unseen64 page on Grand Theft Auto's Nintendo 64 port. Retrieved 19 Sept '18
- ↑ Archived IGN article about Grand Theft Auto's Nintendo 64 port. Retrieved 24 Feb '21
- ↑ Archived IGN page mentioning Grand Theft Auto 64. Retrieved 24 Feb '21