List of cancelled video games

This is a list of canceled video games, organized by system.

3DO

 * Rockman X3 (available for SNES, Sega Saturn, and PlayStation; also part of Mega Man X Collection)
 * The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime (available for Mac OS and PlayStation)
 * McKenzie & Co (available for PC)
 * Ripper (available for PC)
 * Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 (available for Arcade, SNES, Genesis/Mega Drive, and Sega Saturn; later emulated to Xbox Live Arcade as well as Nintendo DS and PS2, the latter through special MK: Armageddon).

CPC

 * Dalek Attack
 * Mega Twins
 * The NeverEnding Story II
 * Project Stealth Fighter
 * Rimrunner
 * RoboCop 3
 * Street Fighter II
 * The Amazing Spider-Man
 * The Punisher
 * Tilt
 * Toki
 * Where Time Stood Still

GX4000

 * Chase HQ
 * Double Dragon
 * Shadow Warriors
 * RoboCop
 * Batman - The Caped Crusader
 * S.D.I.
 * Pro Tennis Tour 2
 * OutRun
 * Mean Streets
 * Klax Plus (also called Klax +)
 * Kick Off (two games, the second being called Kick Off 2)
 * Gazza's Superstar Soccer
 * Escape From the Planet of the Robot Monsters

Arcade

 * Asylum
 * Capcom Fighting All-Stars
 * Chimera Beast
 * Earthworm Jim
 * GunBeat
 * Hydro Thunder 2
 * Judge Dredd
 * Magic: The Gathering Armageddon
 * Marble Madness 2
 * Metal Maniax
 * Primal Rage 2
 * Tattoo Assassins
 * Tenth Degree
 * Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3: Wave Net
 * Gremlins
 * Star Fox: Assault
 * Lemmings
 * Multi-player Missile Command sequel
 * Michael Jackson's Moonwalker sequel
 * Kenju
 * In the Groove 3
 * Beavis and Butt-Head

2600

 * 9 to 5
 * The A-Team
 * Ballblazer
 * Blow Out
 * Combat 2
 * Computer Corridor (also known as Computer Revenge )
 * Count's Castle
 * The Day the Earth Stood Still
 * Elevator Action
 * The Entity
 * Family Feud (by The Great Game Company - later Gametek - for Spring 1983 )
 * The Impossible Game
 * James Bond: Moonraker
 * Jeopardy! (by The Great Game Company for Spring 1983; which of the three formats used through this point by the company is unknown)
 * The Joker's Wild (by The Great Game Company for Spring 1983)
 * Mark of the Mole
 * Mission Omega
 * Monkey Business
 * Password Plus (by The Great Game Company for Spring 1983)
 * Planet of the Apes
 * The Price is Right (by The Great Game Company for Spring 1983; also planned for the NES but never released)
 * Scavenger Hunt
 * The Secret of NIMH
 * Shogun Assassin
 * Snark
 * Solo
 * Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
 * Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
 * Revenge of the Jedi - Game I
 * Revenge of the Jedi - Game II
 * Swordquest: Airworld
 * Tempest (available in arcades and for PC (Microsoft Arcade)
 * Tic-Tac-Dough (by The Great Game Company for Spring 1983 )
 * Wheel Of Fortune (by The Great Game Company for Spring 1983)
 * Xevious (available in arcades, on many home computers, and NES; also emulated on Classic NES Series and Star Fox: Assault)

5200

 * Cloak & Dagger
 * Omega Race
 * Superman III

7800

 * Pit-Fighter
 * Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
 * KLAX

Lynx

 * Alien vs. Predator
 * Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos (first and third games were released)
 * 720 Skateboarding
 * Rolling Thunder

Jaguar

 * Batman Forever

ST

 * Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship (available for the NES)

WonderSwan

 * Raku Jong

WonderSwan Color

 * Digimon Tamers: Digimon Action
 * Dice de Chocobo available for PlayStation and Game Boy Advance
 * Final Fantasy III available for the Famicom and Nintendo DS
 * Seiken Densetsu 2 available for SNES

ColecoVision

 * Moon Patrol
 * Pac-Man
 * Subroc Super Game (for the Adam computer)
 * Star Trek Stategic Simulator Super Game]] (for the Adam computer)

Commodore 64

 * Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warship (available for the NES)

Amiga

 * Battle Isle II (available for PC)
 * Bureau 13 (available for PC)
 * Dafel: Bloodline
 * Frontier: First Encounters (available for PC)
 * Fortress of Fear
 * Gilbert Goodmate and the Mushroom of Phungoria (available for PC)
 * Golem
 * Hardcore (moved from Amiga to Mega Drive but was also cancelled there )
 * Hard Target
 * Heart of Darkness (available for PC and PlayStation)
 * King of Thieves
 * Metal Gear (available for MSX2, NES, PC and Commodore 64)
 * NBA Jam Tournament Edition (available for PC, Game Boy, Game Gear, Genesis, Jaguar, PlayStation, Saturn, Sega 32X and SNES)
 * Phantasmagoria (available for PC, Mac and Saturn)
 * Phoenix - Operation Firestorm
 * Pussies Galore
 * The Settlers II (available for PC)
 * Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warship (available for the NES)
 * Space Station 3000
 * Where Time Stood Still (available for ZX Spectrum, Atari ST, and PC)
 * Yie-Ar Kung Fu (available for Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, MSX, NES, and BBC Micro)
 * Z (available for PC, PlayStation and Saturn )

CD32

 * Cyberwar (available for PC)
 * Inferno (available for PC)
 * Lost Eden (available for PC, Mac, 3DO, and CD-i)
 * MegaRace (available for PC, Sega CD, and 3DO)

Gizmondo

 * Agaju: The Sacred Path of Treasure
 * Age of Empires
 * Ball Busters
 * Battlestations: Midway
 * Carmageddon TV
 * Casino
 * Catapult
 * Chicane
 * Colors
 * Conflict: Desert Storm II
 * Conflict: Vietnam
 * Fallen Kingdoms
 * Furious Phil: Dawn of the Mutants
 * Future Tactics
 * Geo-Xtreme
 * Ghost
 * Goal!
 * Guardian
 * Island Capers
 * It's Mr. Pants
 * Johnny Whatever
 * Jump
 * MechAssault
 * Milo and the Rainbow Nasties
 * Momma Can I Mow The Lawn
 * Rayman
 * Sega Classic Pack
 * Supernaturals
 * The Great Escape
 * The Verbier Ride
 * Total Overdose
 * Tron 2.0
 * Worms World Party

GP32

 * Breath of Fire III (available on PlayStation, PC and PSP)
 * Fire Pro Wrestling
 * King of Fighters
 * Rockman X5 (available on PlayStation and PC)
 * Street Fighter Zero 3 (available on PlayStation, Saturn, Dreamcast, Game Boy Advance and PSP)

N-Gage

 * Driv3r
 * Virtua Cop
 * FIFA 06

Neo Geo

 * Bang Bang Busters
 * Crystal Legacy (available as Breakers Revenge )
 * Dance RhythMIX
 * Dunk Star
 * Fun Fun Bros.
 * Galaxy Fight 2 (redesigned and available as Waku Waku 7)
 * GhostLop
 * Hebereke's Pair Pair Wars
 * Karate Ninja Show
 * Kizuna Encounter Special Edition
 * Last Odyssey Pinball Fantasia
 * ''Magician Lord 2
 * Mystic Wand
 * QP
 * The Eye of Typhoon
 * The Warlocks of the Fates (also known as Shinryu Senki )

PC

 * ''American McGee's Oz
 * Armalion (redesigned and available as Sacred)
 * BIONICLE: The Legend of Mata Nui (originally planned to be released in Fall 2001, but cancelled because of a lawsuit by Maori activists and a glitch in the first level)
 * ''Creation
 * Dune Generations
 * Dungeon Keeper 3: War for the Overworld
 * Fallout 3 (also known as Project Van Buren; new version developed by Bethesda Softworks)
 * Felony Pursuit
 * Flesh and Wire
 * Full Throttle: Hell on Wheels
 * Genesis: The Hand of God
 * Golgotha
 * Heart of Stone
 * Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix
 * Into the Shadows
 * Jazz Jackrabbit 3
 * Loose Cannon (formerly Highway Knight)
 * Madden 09 (EA Sports announced on April 3, 2008 that no PC version would be offered in the near future)
 * Marvel 2099: One Nation Under Doom
 * Mission 2000
 * Monstro!
 * Mythica
 * ''Mickey's Wild Adventure (released for PlayStation in PAL regions only)
 * Outcast II: The Lost Paradise
 * Prax War
 * Ridge Racer (available for PlayStation)
 * Quest of the Blademasters
 * The Red Star
 * Sam & Max Freelance Police
 * Nickelodeon 3d Movie Maker 2 Planned For July 1999 With The Angry Beavers, CatDog And Spongebob Squearepants.
 * Scream 2
 * Sex 'n' Drugs 'n' Rock 'n' Roll
 * Shadow the Hedgehog (available for Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox)
 * Shenandoah: Daughter of the Stars
 * SimMars
 * Simsville
 * Star Trek: First Contact
 * Star Trek: Secret of Vulcan Fury
 * Sonic Adventure 2 (available for Dreamcast and Nintendo GameCube)
 * Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) (available for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360)
 * Supercan
 * Torn
 * The Indestructibles
 * The Lady, the Mage and the Knight (also known as Unless: The Treachery of Death)
 * Ultima VIII: The Lost Vale add-on
 * Ultima Online 2
 * Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans
 * Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory (the multiplayer portion of the game is available as a free download)
 * Zamolxe
 * Zero-G Marines

ZX Spectrum

 * Atomic Robo-Kid
 * Attack of the Mutant Zombie Flesh Eating Chickens From Mars
 * Bandersnatch (available as Brataccas for the Atari ST and Amiga)
 * The Bobby Yazz Show (available on a Crash! covertape)
 * Cyborg (available for Commodore 64)
 * Doctor Who and the Mines of Terror (available for Amstrad CPC, BBC Micro and Commodore 64)
 * DuckTales: The Quest for Gold
 * The Great Giana Sisters (available for Amiga and C64)
 * MasterSpy (available as a MS-DOS shareware version)
 * Miner Willy Meets The Taxman (also known as The Megatree)
 * Mire Mare
 * Moon Patrol
 * One Man and His Droid II
 * Robotron 2084 (available for Arcade and Atari 7800)
 * Scooby Doo In The Castle Mystery
 * Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warship (available for NES)
 * The Last Ninja
 * Toki (available for several formats)

Systems and Accessories

 * Atari 2000
 * Atari Cosmos
 * Atari Game Brain (an edutainment handheld console)
 * Atari Mirai
 * Atari Panther (Atari Jaguar successor)
 * Atari Jaguar Duo (combined unit consisting of Atari Jaguar and Jaguar CD)
 * Bandai WonderSwan (released only in Japan, at one point had a USA release schedule)
 * Ericsson Red Jade (64-bit handheld console)
 * Nintendo Famicom Disk System (released only in Japan, dropped when carts could hold more data)
 * Nintendo 64DD (released only in Japan, tied to Randnet Internet service)
 * Nintendo PlayStation (co-developed by Sony and Nintendo, would play SNES carts and CD-ROMs)
 * Nintendo SNES CD (co-developed by Philips and Nintendo, would attach under SNES console)
 * Indrema L600 Entertainment System (TBA)
 * Panasonic M2 (3DO 2, sold to Panasonic, planned in 1997 but cancelled)
 * Phantom Console
 * Sony PocketStation (released only in Japan)
 * Sega Blackjack (co-developed by Bandai and Sega, dropped in favor of the Dreamcast)
 * Sega Neptune (combined unit consisting of Sega Genesis and 32X)
 * Sega VR
 * Taito Wow Wow
 * Ultravision Video Arcade System
 * Sega Next Gen (intended next-gen console by Sega, however cancelled near the end of the Dreamcast's lifetime)
 * PlayStation Online (planned as an early version of PlayStation Network in 2005)
 * Sega Super Master System (early name for Sega Mega Drive)