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  Avalith | June 12, 2008
  FF7 wasn't Nintendo's fault. I believe that Square saw greater potential on the PS1 so decided to make it future Final Fantasy titles on that instead.
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  Twisted | June 12, 2008
  Halo DS would have been cool, it would have probably been a major game. Too bad it isn't being finished.
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  Storm | June 12, 2008
  Some of these were delayed onto another Nintendo console. Or remade/updated.
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  chautemoc | June 12, 2008
  Well umm, they werent "working on" Halo DS, they were just the company who made the system it would've been on.
  
  FF7 on N64 though? Wow. I didnt even know about that. Its weird to picture though. As Avalith annotated, I think it definitely fit better and saw greater potential on the PS1. Nevertheless, I'd love to see how it would've turned out.
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    Gothic Girl | June 13, 2008

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    I think it definitely fit better and saw greater potential on the PS1. Nevertheless, I'd love to see how it would've turned out.

    It would have probably looked something like this:
    
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WJBPEF6eQY
    
    That's Square's FFVI tech demo for the N64.
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      chautemoc | June 13, 2008
      Ooh, thanks. That's actually just what I pictured it like. Now I want it.
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  TwilightPrince | June 13, 2008
  Super Mario 128 turned out to be Super Mario Galaxy, fyi.
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    Big A2 | June 13, 2008
    Plus, Earthbound 64 became Mother 3.
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  Seeker X | June 13, 2008
  Dead Rush...
  
  First time I read it was coming out for the PS2/Xbox consoles, if I'm not mistaken. I think GameInformer did a whole 3-4 page article on Dead Rush alone.
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  Zero and X | June 13, 2008
  The hell is Final Fantasy Extreme? Wouldnt that be technically Squaresofts fault if that game never came out? Also why would we have wanted Final Fantasy IV on NES? It was a classic on the SNES.
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  KyLeDaWg | June 13, 2008
  I'm pretty sure Halo DS never actually existed. It was just a modded version of Golden Eye DS from what I understand.
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    chautemoc | June 13, 2008
    It existed. Proof here.
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      KyLeDaWg | June 13, 2008
      That doesn't really prove that some guy didn't just take Golden Eye and mod it to look like "Halo DS". Watch this, it should prove it
      
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8JTKXOStik
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        chautemoc | June 14, 2008
        I think you believe it was a fake just based on the desire to say "you're wrong, it's a fake."
        Umm, the video doesn't look anything like Halo DS to me, no more than any shooter looks like any other shooter. Maybe it used the same engine or something, but that's standard. And maybe some guy did just mod Goldeneye, but that also doesn't disprove the existence of the other title.
        
        Anyway, it's IGN. Why would they lie about a title, especially one that's been canned? They'd be sued like crazy by some of the biggest names in the business.
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        slumpy monkey | June 14, 2008
        Yeah its true, IGN said themselves. It was also confimed by Bunige.
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        KyLeDaWg | June 14, 2008
        I did some more research on it and apparently it was a modded version of Golden Eye. But it was made by Nintendo and EA as a sales pitch to Microsoft and Bungie. And how did the video not look like it? The guy explained why they were similar. The start up menus looked similar, the reticules looked similar (Halo normally has different reticules for every weapon), the grenade explosions looked similar, etc.
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        slumpy monkey | June 14, 2008
        No, because it was made by EA they just used the Godlden eye engine rather than create a WHOLE new engine just for a small demo.
        
        It was just a ptich to MS, the real game would have been different. MS gave it the go ahead and then some crap happened and it got canceled.
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        KyLeDaWg | June 15, 2008
        That's like exactly what I just said...? I doubt it ever got past that demo though, Microsoft probably just denied the offer from the start.
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        Final Blade | June 15, 2008
        _{Chau thats actually incorrect I remember putting news on here long ago about Halo DS and it was nothing more but a modding game. I also done research later and found out they never had any plans to ever bring Halo to the DS, since its their game and MS exclusive franchise. They never said it was real or a work in process. It was a IGN member modding a game on a DS. I remember submitting the news last summer, it was one of my highest rating articles on here.}
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        slumpy monkey | June 15, 2008
        Yes, But you dont understand. MS gave it the go ahead as MS isnt in the handheld market.
        
        Much like there are talks of Viva pinata ds.
        
        And it obviously wasnt one of your highest rating articles as it doesnt say that on your profile.
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  chautemoc | June 14, 2008
  Hmm, well I guess we both have points with this one, if your evidence holds.
  I might not have looked at it closely enough I guess, but they looked different enough to me.
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  Tromonator133 | June 15, 2008
  They were going to have SimCity for Nes? It's also surprising that Final Fantasy IV is on there. You would think that they would of came out with it. Being the popular game that it is.