List of cancelled X68000 games

This is a list of cancelled games for the X68000.

List

There are currently 21 games on this list.^[a]

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List of cancelled X68000 games

Title(s)[1][2]	Notes/Reasons	Developer	Publisher
The Adventure of Little Ralph	A PlayStation version was released.[3][4]	New Corporation	New Corporation
Air Buster	Gameplay footage exists.[5] No prototype has surfaced.[6]	Kaneko	Kaneko
Alternative-3	No prototype has surfaced.[7]	M.N.M Software	M.N.M Software
Animahjong X	No prototype has surfaced.[8]	Sogna	Sogna
Blade of the Great Elements	Released on Sega Mega Drive as Jewel Master.[9]	Amusement	Amusement
Chikyū Bōei Miracle Force	No prototype has surfaced.[10]	Cybertech Custom	Cybertech Custom
Crying: Aseimei Sensō	Released on Sega Mega Drive.[11]	—	—
Defender of the Crown	Development was halted for unknown reasons.[12] No prototype has surfaced.	Bullet-Proof Software	Bullet-Proof Software
Faldia	No prototype has surfaced.[7]	M.N.M Software	M.N.M Software
Gauntlet	Conversion of the 1985 arcade original.[13] Showcased to Tengen and released on Sega Mega Drive as Gauntlet IV.[13] No prototype has surfaced.	M2	—
Golf Contraction	No prototype has surfaced.[7]	Zainsoft	Zainsoft
Naughty Boy	Conversion of the 1982 arcade original by Jaleco. Gameplay footage exists.[14]	Kiyoshi Sakai	—
Out Run	Conversion was left unfinished due to Hertz' company management cancelling its development.[15] No prototype has surfaced.	Hertz	Hertz
Program	No prototype has surfaced.[7]	M.N.M Software	M.N.M Software
Ryūko no Ken	No prototype has surfaced.[6]	Magical Company	Magical Company
Same! Same! Same!	No prototype has surfaced.[6]	Kaneko	Kaneko
Tatsujin	No prototype has surfaced.[6]	Kaneko	Kaneko
Traum	Screenshots and artwork exists.[16][17] No prototype has surfaced.[7]	M.N.M Software	M.N.M Software
Umihara Kawase	Released on Super Famicom. Gameplay footage exists.[18][19][20] Currently under ownership of former TNN designer Kiyoshi Sakai.[18][19][20]	TNN	—
Viper-V10: Turbo 3.6	Advertised in the manual of Viper-V8: Twin Turbo.[21] No prototype has surfaced.[22]	Sogna	Sogna
Yume Dokei	No prototype has surfaced.[7]	M.N.M Software	M.N.M Software

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See also

• List of X68000 games
• Lists of video games

Notes

1. This number is always up to date by this script.