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Airball
Developed by John Boeschen &
Co. Recently some source code fragments
for this title turned up in the archive of
another unreleased game John Boeschen &
Co. were working on called Super Stunt
Cycle. It's unknown how far Airball got
before being cancelled.
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Electrocop
Developed by ICC for Atari. One of the
more famous MIA 7800 prototypes, Electrocop was
complete and shown at the CES show but ultimately
unreleased. The whereabouts of this game are
currently unknown. It
is believed that this version of the game differed
from the version that was released on the Atari Lynx.
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Elevator Action
Port of the 1983 Taito Coin-Op of the same
name. Internal memos state that Elevator Action
was 80% complete and scheduled to be shown at the June
1984 CES show. It is unknown if the game was
actually demoed at the show or not.
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Port of the 1983 Williams Coin-Op.
Confirmed to have been finished, but ultimately went
unreleased. According to internal memos, marketing
was still figuring out how to sell the game.
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Road Riot 4WD
Port of the 1991 Atari Coin-op. According
to internal memos this game was ready to be released.
It is unknown if any prototypes of this game
still exist.
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Skyfox
Based on the 1984 Electronics Arts game of the
same name. Although Skyfox was shown in 7800
advertisements and even on the 7800 box, the game was
never finished (the pictures were from the C64
version). A simple one screen demo was found on
a developers hard drive in the early 90's, but this
demo has not been seen since.
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Steel Talons
Port of the 1991 Atari Coin-op. According
to internal memos, the game was virtually complete but
it was decided to cancel it due to the death of the
7800.
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Tempest
Listed as being 15% on an internal Atari memo,
it is unknown if coding continued on this title past
the 84 shutdown.
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