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Xbox: Gigantic leak with almost 350 almost forgotten games

The Xbox is a house video game console and the initial installation in the Xbox series of computer game consoles manufactured by Microsoft. It was released as Microsoft s very first foray into the video gaming console market on November 15, 2001, in North America, followed by Australia, Europe and also Japan in 2002. It is identified as a sixth-generation console, competing with Sony s PlayStation 2 and Nintendo s GameCube. It was also the first significant console produced by an American firm since the release of the Atari Jaguar in 1993. The console was revealed in March 2000. With the release of the PlayStation 2, which featured the capability to playback CD-ROMs as well as DVDs along with playing games, Microsoft came to be worried that video game gaming consoles would intimidate the computer as an entertainment tool for living rooms. Whereas many games consoles to that factor were developed from custom-made hardware elements, the Xbox was developed around conventional desktop co...

Xbox: around 500 xbox and dreamcast games

The Hidden Palace group has set itself the goal of locating numbers of pre-versions , beta versions or prototypes of video games, accessible online for anyone. In the course of the third release wave of your Project Deluge project, the group now published a total of 349 Xbox prototypes and 135 Dreamcast prototypes. Among the Xbox titles are unpublished Xbox ports from Pac-Man World Rally, He-Man: Defender of Grayskull and American Idol as well as an Xbox version of Hail To The Chimp , which has been published for the Xbox 360, to find. Also represented are an originally planned for 2003, but then rejected version of Dinosaur Hunting: USHINAWANTA DAichi with English localization as well as prototypes of unpublished The Red Star, US Open 2003 and The Vatz. The Dreamcast Collection is listed by a prototype of the unpublished game test Drive Cycles. In addition, early versions of classics such as Jet Grind Radio, 4 Wheel Thunder (then known as Offroad Thunder), Tony Hawk s Pro Skate...