Submit only the original source of the content. No Giveaways / Trades / Contests / Items for sale / Donation Requests Mark your spoilers and NSFW submissions, comments and links. No bandwagon/raid/"pass it on" or direct reply posts. Note that we do not allow non-gaming meme templates as submissions. Submissions must be directly gaming-related, not just a "forced" connection via the title or a caption added to the content. Directly messaging individual moderators may result in a temporary ban. Only message the team via the link above. Simply message the moderators and ask us to look into it.ĭo NOT private message or use reddit chat to contact moderators about moderator actions. Only Chris is playable in this build and the game is very incomplete for the most part compared to the "Cartridge 1" build.īoth versions end at the Lab Elevator, although elements from the final areas remain unfinished.If your submission does not appear, do not delete it. The codenames which appear onscreen are based upon the order they were purchased by the ROM dumper. "Cartridge 2" is considerably more buggy than the later "Cartridge 1". The second one found, "Cartridge 2", is an older version of the game. Since the game's cancellation, two cartridges containing the game's ROM dumps have been recovered. In March, however, it was announced that Capcom had cancelled the project, saying they were " not confident that the product would have made both consumers and Capcom happy." Recovered prototypes At the time of interview, HotGen was hoping for a March 2000 release, a mere two months away, though it had already pass its delayed release date of January. McGovern would admit that changes had been made to certain environments, and there were "tight restrictions on the use of sprites that make things difficult" for development.
Problems however were taking place behind the scenes due to the significant difficulties in replicating a 64-bit 3D title (pre-rendered backgrounds notwithstanding) on an 8-bit handheld. Based on an interview with HotGen founder Fergus McGovern, greater variety in enemies was envisioned as well as a booby-trap disarming mechanic. HotGen was ambitious in its port of the game, and intended to make it as close to the original PlayStation version as possible, with the characters, enemies and mechanics as expected, as well as a new pause feature to replace Ink Ribbons, which was more convenient for handheld consoles, which were limited by battery life and the available time for the gamer.
HotGen was approached by Capcom to develop the game sometime before April 1999, and was initially intended for an Autumn release. This Zombie is not in either of the leaked builds.
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