Congo the Movie: The Secret of Zinj

Congo the Movie: The Lost City of Zinj is a first-person shooter developed by Jumpin Jack and published by Sega for the Sega Saturn in 1996. The game uses elements of the film Congo to tell a side story following the exploits of Butembo Kabalo (played by Steven Anthony Jones), the only survivor of the first Travicom expedition in search of diamonds in the Congo jungle.

Congo is an adventure game adapted from the 1995 movie of the same name. The plot revolves around a search for a diamond that presumably have power enough to change the world of telecommunications as we know it. On a mission issued by Travis, the head of TraviCom, you are sent in contemporary Congo in order to recover the diamond and find out what has happened to another expedition led by Dr. Karen Ross.

An unreleased space shooting game, designed for use with the Sega Master System's Light Phaser and 3D Imager accessories. Probably an early version of what became Missile Defense 3-D. Originally described in 'Computer Entertainer' February 1987 issue.

Space Fantasy Zone is an unreleased CD-ROM² game developed by NEC Avenue under license from Sega. It attempts to bridge the gap between Fantasy Zone and Space Harrier, two games set in the same fictional universe of the "Fantasy Zone". It is a rail shooter similar to Space Harrier, but features Fantasy Zone's Opa Opa as the main character. Enemies are taken from both games and the music is a mix between the two as well. Also, there is a shop similar to the one in Fantasy Zone, and the introduction sequence bears a resemblance to Galaxy Force.

Star Wars: Battlefront III was the expected fourth game in the Star Wars: Battlefront series. It was in development but was stopped for unknown reasons. The game was then officially cancelled.

IMSA World Championship Racing is an unreleased sports prototype racing video game that was in development and planned to be published by Studio 3DO on a scheduled fall 1997 release date exclusively for the Panasonic M2. Had it been released before the launch of the console was cancelled, it would have become the first officially licensed title by the International Motor Sports Association and one of the first titles to be launched alongside the system.

Koopa Troopa Forest is an unreleased Mario game that was made to showcase how the pointer controls for the Wii would work. The game's existence was unknown until July 2021, when documents about the development of the Wii were leaked as a part of the Gigaleaks.

River Raid: Mission of No Return was an unreleased sequel to the original 1982 game and River Raid II (released in 1988), both for the Atari 2600. River Raid was a popular game on the Atari 2600, and with the resurgence of older video game properties in the mid 1990s, Activision decided to capitalize. They had sequels to games like Kaboom, River Raid and Pitfall in development for the SNES, but only Pitfall actually made it out. This game was shown at the 1993 Summer CES, and covered in the EGM 1994 Video Game Preview Guide.

Eurit is an action game that was being developed by Radical Entertainment. It eventually was retooled and released on various 32 bit platforms as Grid Runner. The game is basically a souped up version of childhood games of Tag and Capture the Flag. The game features a split-screen and is an ideal two player game. A near complete beta of this game was discovered by DreamTR.

An underwater shooter where a worm-like beast shoots at different enemies and ugly bosses. Jaleco never released this game.