User:ShadowMan44

I'm here to make the lost un-lost

Yes.

Hi guys, I'm someone who frequents various gaming sites and wikis relating to either sprite-ripping (Spriter's Resource), datamining (Cutting Room Floor) or writing on the TF2 Wiki. I like to dabble in Lost Media here and there, only for video games though.

Apparently, this is considered to be the first ever one-on-one fighting game.

Eat your heart out Richter Belmont.

A breakout clone is a breakout clone but this is too good to pass up.

Those Mega Man mobile games were too weird not to cover.

They seriously made a board game out of Tower of Druaga?

Not quite shining armor.

Not the Sonic 3 special stage.

I have no funny pun or title for this one, it's just a lost Dreamcast game.

The Godfather is... an odd choice for a side-scrolling platformer.

Another breakout clone? By the same people as that Pyramid one? Yeah, and not to be confused with "Takeshi's Castle".

"Maze Craze" game B.P. (Before Pac-Man).

LIST OF FUTURE ARTICLES (maybe)

• Dragon Ball Z: VR VS (Lost Panasonic 3DO port of arcade fighting game).

• Nintendo Minnesota Set A Living-Room Lottery Test (Unreleased Nintendo Entertainment System add-on).

• The unreleased prototype of the Die Hard game on Turbo Grafx 16 before it was a licensed game.

• Mega Man 3 (Lost prototype build of NES game).

• Dragon Quest IV (Unconfirmed existence of unreleased SNES port of NES game).

• Pogo.com games (Lost Java-based webgames).

• Nightmare (Unreleased arcade prototype game by Atari).

• Unreleased Intellivision games.

• Lost Java phone games.

• Lost Mega Man 4 prototype (when new information comes out).

• Gauntlet II (Unreleased Sega Master System port of arcade game).

• Tintin on the Moon (Unreleased Sega Master System port).

• Die Hard 2 (Unreleased Sega Master System game).

• Phantasy Star II (Lost Sega Master System build of Sega Genesis game; existence unconfirmed).

• Dragon's Heaven (Cancelled SNES/Saturn game by DigitalWire)

• Star Ocean: Material Trader (Lost mobile card game based on JRPG franchise)

• Pitstop II (Cancelled NES port of racing game by Epyx)