Akira was scheduled for SNES and Genesis, Duke Nukem for PSP. A lot of dirt has been dug up today! Evidence of not one but two unreleased videogames have surfaced: an Akira game for SNES and ...

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It was aiming for release on Genesis, the SNES, Game Gear, and Sega CD before its cancellation by publisher THQ. The classic film still resonates with fans; check out our review of the Akira Blu ...

Fast-forward a few years to 1993, and another Akira game was in the works for the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. Black Pearl Studios, which would later be acquired by THQ, was behind the project.

The author was Akira Toriyama and the work was Dragon Ball, which at that time did not yet have its international projection, but was triumphing in its native country.

An Amiga game came in 1994 which was kind of like Excitebike, only even less fun. The last out for Akira was Bandai’s 2002 PS2 pinball title, which, in case it’s not clear, was a pinball game.

In the 90s, however, when Akira fever had really hit the West there was an interesting looking game in development for the SNES, Mega Drive and Mega CD. Footage of this title, which was from THQ ...