I truly believe we are now in a glorious era where video game preservation is now widely popular and accepted. However, what does it mean to preserve games? And what is the main problem that we face? I have written an article to give my perspective on this.

Sunsoft was planning to do an action game with Superman, for for unknown reasons it was cancelled. A demo, probably used at the 1992 Summer CES has been dumped, and I have created an article about it. Many thanks to Nostalgia Alley and The Video Game History Foundation for allowing this to be preserved!

Many years ago, I went through my ROM set to try and find all unreleased SNES games that have been leaked. However, I missed one - Total Football, a soccer game that was going to be published by Acclaim. With this game, I have now documented 61 unreleased SNES games that have been leaked. Many thanks to Petrovic, who brought this to my attention!

I made an article about this game many years ago when producer Rene Boutin sent me some screenshots of late version of the game. I've done an update with information on the source of the earlier version, which was leaked out by a scene group in 1995.

Mr. Bloopy is an unreleased children's game developed by Compedia, and was likely set for release in 1995. There are four prototypes of the game, including one that appears to be near final. Many thanks to Matthew Callis, who released this game many years ago!

The SNES port of the technically impressive (but challenging) Amiga game was supposed to be the ultimate version of this game. However, the leaked prototype is very lacking, and probably incomplete (e.g. it is missing the final boss). It is possible to beat the game, but the high difficulty will likely deter most people.