October 2019 - Games That Weren't

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Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends

Posted: 09-10-2019, last updated: 30-06-2023 by Frank Gasking

1999 Runecraft Platform: Sony PlayStation A short entry for what was to be an educational based title created for the Sony PlayStation by Runecraft around 1999 time, based on the famous children’s series. Thanks to lead artist David Tolley, we … Continue reading →

Power Crystal

Posted: 07-10-2019, last updated: 21-01-2026 by Frank Gasking

Thanks to David Tolley and John Wells, here are some assets which were intended for use in the unreleased and incomplete Power Crystal for the 3DO M2 platform. Continue reading →

Posted in: 3DO M2, Reviews | Tagged: Assets available | 7 Comments

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