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While the original Rayman released on the SEGA Saturn, PlayStation, Jaguar, DOS, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance - it was also planned for SEGA's 32X! Check out this quick clip of it in action at E3 1995. See more here!
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While the original Rayman released on the SEGA Saturn, PlayStation, Jaguar, DOS, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance - it was also planned for SEGA's 32X! Check out this quick clip of it in action at E3 1995. See more here!

Video Game History Foundation

22,936 просмотров • 2 дней назад

An X-Men game was intended for release for the SEGA 32X, but was cancelled. New footage of this game emerged from our E3 1995 archives showing Wolverine... well, wander around aimlessly for a bit.
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An X-Men game was intended for release for the SEGA 32X, but was cancelled. New footage of this game emerged from our E3 1995 archives showing Wolverine... well, wander around aimlessly for a bit.

Video Game History Foundation

37,009 просмотров • 6 дней назад

Part of Nintendo's E3 1996 B-Roll (recently digitized by VGHF) includes early footage of Mario Kart 64, then known as Super Mario Kart R! In this clip you'll find a different title screen, different character icons, and Kamek the Magikoopa as a playable racer.
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Part of Nintendo's E3 1996 B-Roll (recently digitized by VGHF) includes early footage of Mario Kart 64, then known as Super Mario Kart R! In this clip you'll find a different title screen, different character icons, and Kamek the Magikoopa as a playable racer.

Video Game History Foundation

40,682 просмотров • 9 дней назад

Before the design was finalized on the NES that we know today, NOA's Lance Barr came up with this awesome sleek design. Learn more about the journey from the Famicom to the NES here:
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Before the design was finalized on the NES that we know today, NOA's Lance Barr came up with this awesome sleek design. Learn more about the journey from the Famicom to the NES here:

Video Game History Foundation

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The Cyan collection in our digital archive allows you to explore the develpoment of the Myst series like never before. Learn more by checking out our video here:
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The Cyan collection in our digital archive allows you to explore the develpoment of the Myst series like never before. Learn more by checking out our video here:

Video Game History Foundation

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We hear you're suddenly very interested in Star Fox. Well good news! Back in 2023 we teamed up with Nintendo World Report for a 2-Part journey from Dylan Cuthbert's Eclipse Demo to the launch of Star Fox on SNES. Check them out!
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We hear you're suddenly very interested in Star Fox. Well good news! Back in 2023 we teamed up with Nintendo World Report for a 2-Part journey from Dylan Cuthbert's Eclipse Demo to the launch of Star Fox on SNES. Check them out!

Video Game History Foundation

10,207 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

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