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Kaboom! was a popular game on the Atari 2600, and with the resurgence of older video game properties in the mid 1990s, Activision decided to capitalize. They had sequels to games like Kaboom, River Raid and Pitfall in development for the SNES, but only Pitfall actually made it out. This game was shown at the 1993 Summer CES, and covered in the EGM 1994 Video Game Preview Guide. Ken Love, who worked at Activision in the early 2000s, made a post on the Atari Age forum confirming that a prototype of the game existed there: All, As for Kaboom Gensis, It look's to pretty much to be a "Technology Demo". Good at best. Very repetetive. There's some-sort of mad doctor on a flying carpet, throwing down bombs to a kid who runs back 'n' forth trying to catch them. Not very impressive and very slow. From the above post, it is not clear if he means that there is a Genesis version of the game that he was looking at, as there is no other indication that this was in development for the Genesis. Alas, since he was working at Activision, he felt that he would be unable to release the binary or even screenshots of the demo.
Frank Cifaldi sent me some scans from an advertisement that was given out at this event. It includes a mock up of the final box artwork.
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