games that were released with "unrealized coding" left hidden in it?

[chelseayr]

seeing this topic here

Populous 2 2-Player possible?

Populous 2 2-Player possible?

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made me think a bit about that for a while before deciding to ask that topic question here..
any games that had something obvious in its ux and/or engine code that could-had-been but was never actually utilized in any way?

mind you this is for windows not macos but I remember somewhere in the late 2000's finding out about that the 'hover!' game for windows 95 was supposed to have a level editor but the only thing that remained was the hidden(not displayed) 'editor' physical button for the main screen's gui

 

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I think that https://tcrf.net has some examples.

 

[chelseayr]

very nice website, too easy to lose your entire day in there I imagine!

but anyhow I skimmed through the macos list picking out just a few familiar common titles I knew of as well and eventually narrowed it down to these four to share just for humours;

Carmageddon (DOS, Windows, Mac OS Classic) - The Cutting Room Floor

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Day of the Tentacle - The Cutting Room Floor

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Sid Meier's Civilization II (Windows, Mac OS Classic) - The Cutting Room Floor

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Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego? (1997) - The Cutting Room Floor

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interesting to note that the civilization game was supposed to be a little bit more extensive than what it actually was published(released) as