List of video games cancelled for Nintendo consoles

This article is of video games cancelled for Nintendo-made consoles.

Famicom

• Arc Hound (available on the NES as Contra Force)
• Deep Dungeon (available only on the Famicom Disk System)
• Monster Party (released on the NES by Bandai in U.S.)
• Ninja Cop Saizou 2
• Rune Master
• Spirit Animal Genesis

NES

#-A

• 10th Frame
• A Boy and His Blob 2 (possibly planned for Game Boy Advance but also never released)
• Action Fighter
• The Addams Family 2 (available for Game Boy and Super NES)
• The Addams Family Animation (resurrected as Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt)
• Adventure of the Trolls
• Adventure Quest
• Aigina's Prophecy
• Airball
• Airborne Ranger
• Airhawk
• Airwolf 2
• Aladdin
• Alien vs Predator
• The Amazing Spider-Man (available for Game Boy)
• American Gladiators 2
• An American Tail: Fievel Goes West
• Arcadia VI
• Arcana (available on the Super NES)
• Armadillo (released only in Japan)
• Asterix the Gaul (released only in Europe)
• Atomic Robo-Kid
• The Avengers

B

• Baby Gangster
• Backgammon (from American Video Entertainment)
• Barbarian
• Barbie 2
• Barcelona '92 (released in Europe as Track and Field in Barcelona)
• Baseball Pros
• Bashi Bazook, Morphoid Masher
• The Battlefields of Napoleon
• The Battle of Atlantis
• Battle Tech
• Beauty and the Beast
• Bee 52 (Aladdin version)
• Beyond Shadowgate (released for the Turbo Duo)
• The Big Mouth Bass
• Big Nose, the Witch Doctor
• Bio Force Ape
• Bio-Ship Paladin (available for Arcade and Sega Genesis)
• The Black Bass II (resurrected as The Black Bass USA; Original game released in Japan)
• Black Tiger
• Blades of Steel II
• Blaster Master 2 (available for Sega Genesis)
• Blazebusters (available for the Famicom as Flying Hero)
• Blockout
• Boomerang Kid (available as part of Quattro Adventure)
• Boomer Land (released in Japan as Asmik-kun Land)
• Bowling
• The Brainies
• Bruce Lee Lives
• Bug Buster (resurrected as Pesterminator: The Western Exterminator)
• Buster Brothers
• Buzz & Waldog

C

• California Raisins: The Grape Escape
• Caracresta
• Card Sharks
• Castle of Demons
• Cat Runner
• Caveman Ughlympics (resurrected as Caveman Games)
• Championship Power Pool
• Chase HQ (released only in Japan)
• Cheetahmen II
• Chesterfield
• Chip's Challenge
• C.J.'s Elephant Antics (available as part of Quattro Arcade)
• Cleopatra
• Coco Run (released on the Famicom by Takeru)
• Code Blue
• Comic Caper
• Conflict 2
• Congo's Caper (available for the Super NES)
• Cosmic Epsilon (released only in Japan)
• Cosmo Fighter
• Cosmo Tank (available for Game Boy)
• Counterstrike
• Crash 'n the Boys Ice Challenge (released in Japan as Ike Ike! Nekketsu Hockey Bu: Subette Koronde Dairantō)
• Crash 'n the Boys Soccer Challenge (released in Japan as Kunio-kun no Nekketsu Soccer League)
• Crater Maze
• Crazy Land (released in Japan as Doki! Doki! Yuuenchi)
• Creation (by Wisdom Tree)
• Creatom
• Crossbow
• Crystal Passage
• Cue Stick
• Cyberball
• Cycle Shooting

D-F

• Daedalian Opus
• Daemon's Quest
• Daemon Wars
• Darc Seed (released as Zombie Nation)
• Darkwing Duck 2
• Deadheat Scramble (available for Game Boy)
• Deja Vu II: Lost in Las Vegas
• Dennis the Menace (available for the Super NES and Game Boy)
• Dewey the Dolphin
• Dexterity (available for Game Boy)
• Dino-Hockey
• Dizzy Pinball
• Donkey Kong no Ongaku Asobi
• Dr. Franken
• Drac's Night Out
• Dragon Tale
• Dragon Wars
• Dream Team 3-on-3 Challenge (sequel to Roundball: 2-on-2 Challenge)
• DreamWorld Pogie
• Dropzone (released in Europe)
• Dweebers
• EarthBound (also called EarthBound Zero)
• Empire City 1931 (released in Japan as Magnum Kiki Ippatsu)
• Escape from Atlantis
• Euro Cup Soccer
• F1 Hero 2 (released in Japan)
• F-1 ROC: Race of Champions (released on the Super NES by Seta)
• F-16 Renegade (available as part of Quattro Arcade)
• Fairy Land Story
• Fastest Lap (available on Game Boy)
• Fighting Simulator World Champ (released in Japan as Hiryu-no-ken Special: Fighting Wars)
• Final Fantasy II (U.S. release)
• Final Fantasy IV
• Fisher Price Fun Flyer
• Fisher Price Little People Bowling Alley
• Fisher Price My Grand Piano
• Fisher Price School Bus Driver
• The Flash
• Flying Dragon II
• Flying Dragon III
• Fortress of Fear
• Francesca's Wand (released as The Krion Conquest)
• Free Fall (released on Sunday Funday as Fish Fall)

G-L

• The Game of Harmony
• Glove Adventure
• Glove Pilot
• The Great Warriors Saga
• Grid Grabber
• Gun.Smoke 2
• Hacker 2
• Hammerin' Harry (only released in Europe; Released in Japan as Daiku no Gen-San)
• Hammerin' Harry 2 (released in Japan as Daiku no Gen-San 2)
• Happily Ever After
• Happy Camper
• Hard Drivin'
• Hat Trick
• Head On
• Heavyweight Championship Boxing
• Hector Vector
• Hellfire
• Hellraiser
• HeroQuest
• Hit the Ice
• Holy Diver (released in Japan)
• Home Sweet Home
• Hot Rocks
• Hudson's Space Adventure
• Hyper Zone (available for the Super NES)
• Image Fight 2
• Inspector Gadget
• Integrity
• In Your Face
• Ishido: The Way of the Stones
• It Came From the Desert
• Jack the Giant Slayer
• James Bond 007
• Jaws' Revenge
• Jet Bike Simulator
• John Madden Football
• Jordan Adventure
• Jump Burger
• Konami Grand Prix (released in Japan as F-1 Sensation and in Europe as Formula 1 Sensation)
• Konami Hyper Soccer (released only in Europe)
• Kung Fu 2 (released in Japan as Spartan X 2)
• Kurn
• Labyrinth (released only in Japan)
• Land of Demos
• The Last Ninja 2
• Last Duel
• Legend of Hero Tonma
• The Legend of Prince Valiant (released in Europe)
• Lethal Weapon 3
• Liberty or Death (available for the Super NES)
• Licence to Kill
• The Lion King (only released in Europe; Game Boy, Super NES, and Sega Genesis versions released in the U.S.)
• Lord of Lightning
• Lord of the Rings
• Lords of the Rising Sun

M-O

• The Magic Candle
• Magic of Scheherazade II
• Makai Island
• Malibu Beach Volleyball
• Mana
• Maniac Mansion II
• Mariner's Run
• Married...With Children
• Mask Rider (released in Japan as Kamen Rider)
• Matchbox Racers
• Mech Warriors
• Metal Man
• Mickey Mouse Dream Balloon (released in Japan as Mickey Mouse - Yume Fuusen and in the U.S. as Kid Klown in Night Mayor World)
• Midnight Resistance
• MiG 29 Hunter (released as Ultimate Air Combat)
• Microleague Baseball
• Mike Ditka's Big Play Football (released in Japan as Quarter Back Scramble)
• Mike Tyson's Power Punch
• Miner 2049er
• Mini Putt (released in Japan)
• Mission XX
• Monster Masher
• Monster Party 2
• Monster Truck Rodeo
• Moon Crystal (released in Japan)
• Mortal Kombat
• Moto Roader (released for the TurboGrafx-16)
• NBA All Star Shootout
• Natsume Championship Wrestling (released for the Super NES)
• New Ghostbusters II (released only in Europe)
• ''New Kids on the Block
• Night of the Ninja
• Ninja Taro (released for Game Boy; released in Japan as Ninja-kun 2)
• Noah's Ark (released by Konami in Europe)
• Nosferatu
• Operation Thunderbolt
• Over Horizon (released in Europe and Japan)

P-R

• Paggio
• Palps
• Paradise Island
• Password
• Pit Fighter (released for the Super NES and Game Boy)
• Pizza Panic (released in Japan as Pizza Pop)
• Play Isle
• ''Poker
• Pole Position
• Police Academy
• Power Mission (released as a war simulation game for the Game Boy)
• Power Play Football
• Predator 2
• The Price is Right (released on Commodore 64 and PC)
• Prophecy
• Psycho Soldier
• Putt Master
• The Pyramids of Ra
• Pyross
• Quattro Kids (planned as part of the Quattro series)
• Railroad Tycoon (released for the PC)
• Rambo III
• The Ren & Stimpy Show: Veediots! (resurrected as Buckaroo$; Original game released for SNES)
• Return of Donkey Kong
• Riddick Bowe Boxing (released for the Super NES)
• Ring Raiders
• Robin Hood: Adventures in Sherwood Forest
• RoboCop versus The Terminator
• Rocky (released for the ColecoVision and Sega Master System as Rocky Super Action Boxing)
• Rocky Rodent (released for the Super NES)
• Rodan
• Rollergeddon
• R-Type

S

• Scarabeus
• Search King
• Secret Castle
• Secret Ties
• Secret Warriors
• Seiken Densetsu (moved to Game Boy)
• Serve and Volley
• Shadowgate 3
• Shogun Maeda
• Side Arms (released for the PC-Engine and TurboGrafx-16)
• SimCity
• Sir Eric the Bold
• Skyscraper
• Solomon's Club (released in Europe as Solomon's Key 2; Originally released on Game Boy)
• Solstice 2
• Space Invaders
• Space Marine
• Space Shuttle Project 2
• Space War
• The Speed Rumbler
• Spelunker 2 (released only in Japan)
• Spy vs. Spy: The Island Caper
• Squashed (released in Japan as Ninja Jajamaru: Ginga Daisakusen)
• Stakk'm
• Starblade
• Star Gate
• Star Meter
• Star Stingray
• Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
• Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
• Stingray
• Storm Lords
• Street Battle
• Street Fighter
• Street Fighter II
• Sunman
• Super Bomb Jack
• Super Buster Bros. (released for the Super NES)
• Super Hang-On
• Super James Pond (released for the Super NES)
• Super Lode Runner
• Super Mario Collection (released for the Super NES as Super Mario All-Stars and Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World)
• Super Password (also planned as Talking Super Password)
• Super Pinball
• Super Pitfall II (released in Japan as Atlantis no Nazo)
• Super Rally
• Super Rescue
• Super Slam Dunk (released for the Super NES by Virgin)
• Super Square Deal (released in Japan as Cadillac)
• Super Star Force (released in Japan)
• Super Sushi Pinball
• Super Trucks
• Super Turrican
• Super Xevious (released in Japan as Super Xevious: Ganpu no Nazo)
• Sweet Home (released in Japan)
• Switchblade

T-V

• Targhan
• Taro's Quest
• Task Force Harrier
• Taz-Mania (released for the Super NES)
• Team Sports Basketball
• Terminator 2: The Arcade Game
• Terran Wars
• The Terror of Tech Town
• ''Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends
• Thunder Ceptor
• Thunder Cross
• Time Diver: Eon Man
• Time Zone (released only in Japan)
• Titan Warriors
• TKO Wrestling
• TNK III (released for the Commodore 64)
• Tom and Jerry: The Movie
• Top Gun 3
• Touchdown
• The Tower of Radia (released in Japan as Radia Senki: Reimeihen)
• Toys (released for the Super NES)
• Triumph
• Trivial Pursuit (released in arcades)
• Trolls in Crazyland
• Tune-Up Rally
• Turrican
• Twin Peaks
• U-Force Power Games
• U*fouria (released in Europe; released in Japan as Hebereke)
• Ultimate Baseball
• Ultimate Journey
• Ultimate Qix
• Ultimate Soccer
• Ultra Golf
• Uninvited 2
• U.N. Squadron
• Urban Convoy
• U.S.M.C. Harrier
• U.S.A. Bowling
• Vanilla Ice
• Vegas

W-Z

• War in Middle Earth (released for the Super NES as Lord of the Rings)
• Warp Space
• War vs. Drugs
• Water Ski
• Web World
• We're Back!: A Dinosaur's Story
• Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
• Where's Waldo? 2
• Wild Boys (by Bandai)
• The Wizard of Oz
• Wordtris
• World Bowling
• World Rally Championship Racing
• World Trophy Soccer
• WWF Survivor Series (released as WWF Wrestlemania Challenge)
• Xybots
• Yeah Yeah Beebiss I
• Zeta Gundam
• Zombie Master (released in Japan as Zombie Hunter)

SNES

A-O

• The Adventures of Kid Kleets II
• Batman
• Batman: Return of the Joker
• Blackout
• Carrier Airwing
• Comanche (available for PC)
• Cybernator 2
• Dragon Quest I & II
• Final Fantasy Extreme
• Fireteam Rogue
• Future Zone 1
• FX Fighter (available for PC)
• Gargoyles (released for the Sega Genesis)
• GoldenEye 007 (redesigned as a first-person shooter and released on the N64)
• The Good Son: The Video Game
• HyperZone 2
• Ikari Warriors IV
• Lobo (original fighting game based on the DC Comics character; cancelled because it was extremely panned by critics on magazines before release 2)

P-Z

• Pilotwings 2
• Powerslide
• The Shadow 3
• Socks the Cat Rocks the Hill
• Sound Fantasy (available on PC as SimTunes)
• Star Fox 2 (emulated/translated available via PC - downloaded ROM or Xecuter2 & later versions)
• Star Trek Generations (available for PC)
• Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
• Steven Seagal: The Final Option (available on PlayStation and N64 as Deadly Honor)
• Super Back to the Future
• Super Back to the Future Part II (released only in Japan)
• Super Golf Grand Slam
• Super Mario FX (redesigned and available for N64 as Super Mario 64)
• Super Space Shuttle Project
• Super Stealth Fighter
• Super Wall Street Kid
• Tecmo Super Hockey (released for the Sega Genesis)
• Virtual Lake
• Vortex 2

Nintendo 64 and Nintendo 64DD

#-C

• 1080° Snowboarding 2 (available on GameCube as 1080° Avalanche)
• 3Sixty
• 40 Winks
• 64 Wars
• 7th Legion
• Acclaim Sports Soccer
• Ace Driver
• Actua Golf 4
• Airport Inc.
• Animaniacs Ten Pin Alley
• Assault
• Attack!
• Back to the Future 64
• Basemaster 2000 (fishing game by THQ; appeared at E3 1999 but cancelled)
• BattleSport II
• Bonk 64 (became Bomberman 64)
• Bratz
• Buggie Boogie (planned sequel to Stunt Race FX4)
• Cabbage
• Caesar's Palace
• Carnivale
• Catroots
• Cavalry Battle 3000
• Chanbara Fighter
• Climber
• Contra Spirits 64
• Creator
• Cubivore (available on GameCube)

D-G

• DD Sequencer
• Dead Ahead
• Deadly Honor
• Deer Hunter 64
• Descent (available on PC)
• DethKarz
• Derby Day
• Dezaemon DD
• Die Hard 64
• Dinosaur Planet (available for GameCube as Star Fox Adventures)
• Dragon King: The Fighting Game (available as Super Smash Bros.)
• Dragon Quest VII (available on PlayStation)
• Dragon Sword
• Dragon Ball Z: Indainaru Dragon Ball Densetsu (available for Saturn and PlayStation)
• DT
• EarthBound 64 (available on Game Boy Advance as Mother 3)
• Echo Delta
• Emperor of the Jungle
• Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem (available for GameCube)
• Extreme Sports 64
• F-18 Super Hornet
• F1 '98 (Nintendo)
• Final Fantasy VII (available on PlayStation)
• Fire Emblem 64
• First Samurai 64 5
• Frogger 2: Swampy's Revenge
• Freak Boy 6
• Ghouls 'n Ghosts 64
• Glover 2 7
• Golgo 13
• Grand Theft Auto

H-N

• Harrier 2001
• HeroQuest 64
• Hashire Boku no Uma
• Hype: The Time Quest
• Jack and the Beanstalk
• Japan Pro Golfer 64
• Jeff Gordon XS Racing
• Jest
• Joust 64
• Jungle Bots
• Jungle Emperor Leo
• Kasparov Chess
• Kirby Air Ride (project transferred to Gamecube) 8
• Looney Tunes: Space Race
• Magic Flute
• Major League Soccer
• Maximo: Ghosts to Glory (available on PlayStation 2)
• Maker Trilogy
• Mario Artist: Sound Maker
• Metroid 64
• Mini Racers
• Monster Dunk 9
• NBA Showtime 2000 10
• NHL Blades of Steel 2000 11
• Nightmare Creatures II 12

O-R

• O.D.T. (available for PC and PlayStation 13)
• Pilotwings 64 II 14
• Pitfall 15
• Powerslide 16
• Project Cairo 17
• Quest 2 18
• Quest for Camelot 64 19
• Rave Racer
• Red Baron 20
• Renegade Racers 21
• Resident Evil 0 (available on GameCube 22 & Nintendo Wii japan re-release 2009/??-??)
• Resident Evil Gaiden (became Onimusha: Warlords)
• Rev Limit 23
• Riqa (available as Rogue Ops for Gamecube, Xbox, and PlayStation 2 24 25)
• Robotech: Crystal Dreams 26 27
• Rollerball 28
• Ronaldo Soccer 29
• ''Roswell Conspiracies: Aliens, Myths & Legends 30
• Roto Gunners 31

S-Z

• Sea-Doo HydroCross (available for Playstation 32)
• Shadowgate Rising 33
• SimCopter 64 34
• Smurfs 64 35
• Snowspeeder DD 36
• South Park 2 37
• Space Bunnies Must Die! 38
• Space Shuttle Project 64
• Spooky 39
• StarFox: Dinosaur Planet (available on Nintendo GameCube as Star Fox Adventures)
• Star Trek: Insurrection
• Super Mario 64 2 40 41
• Survivor: Day One 42
• Sydney 2000 43
• Teo 44
• The Lost World: Jurassic Park
• Thrasher: Skate and Destroy (confirmed in E3 1999 for Nintendo 64 but never completed; Available on PlayStation)
• Test Drive Rally 45
• Tommy Thunder 46
• Toon Panic 47
• Twelve Tales: Conker 64 (redesigned and released as Conker's Bad Fur Day)
• Ultra Combat
• URA Zelda (on of the game modes from Ura Zelda available on GameCube as a bonus/additional disc along with Zelda The Wind Waker tm as The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Master Quest)
• Vortex 64
• Wall Street
• Wave Race 64 2 (available on Nintendo GameCube as Wave Race: Blue Storm)
• Wild Waters (Kajak racing game developed by Looking Glass Studios and distributed by Ubisoft; Confirmed in E3 1998 and appeared in E3 1999 but never released)

Nintendo GameCube

#-E

• ''Adiboo and the Energy Thieves 48
• ''Alias 49
• Area 51 (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 50)
• Army Men: Platoon Command 51
• Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance 2 (available for Playstation 2 and Xbox)
• Banjo-Threeie (redesigned as Banjo Kazooie Nuts & Bolts for Xbox 360)
• Barbie Horse Adventures: Wild Horse Rescue (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 52)
• Barbie: Treasures in Time 53
• BattleBots 54
• Bratz: Formal Funk 55
• Bulletproof Monk 56
• Burnout 3: Takedown (Available For Playstation 2 and Xbox)
• Cabela's Dangerous Hunts (available for PlayStation 2, Xbox, and PSP)
• Celebrity Deathmatch (available for Playstation 1 and 2, Xbox, and PC)
• Colin Mcrae Rally 3
• Crash Twinsanity (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 57)
• Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 58)
• Cruis'n Velocity (redesigned as Cruis'n for Wii)
• Dead Phoenix (Capcom rail-shooter 59)
• Dead Rush 60
• DK Bongo Blast (available for Wii)
• Donkey Kong Racing (GameCube sequel of Diddy Kong Racing)
• Driv3r (available for PlayStation 2, PC, and Xbox 61)
• Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox) 62
• Dexter's Laboratory: Robot Rumble
• Eye Shield 21 (available on Wii and DS)

F-M

• The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 63
• Funkydilla (Zoonami musical game 64)
• ''Galleon (video game) (available for Xbox)
• Game Zero (unnamed Zoonami game)
• Gravity Games Bike (available on PlayStation 2 and Xbox 65)
• Gold Star Mountain (From Software action RPG)
• Hannah Montana: Spotlight World Tour (available on PlayStation 2 and Wii)
• Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix (available on PSP, PS2, PS3, GBA, Nintendo DS, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360, and Windows PC)
• Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi 2 (Other Versions Available For The Gameboy Advance and for the Nintendo DS)
• Jacked 66
• Jonny Moseley Mad Trix 67
• Juiced (available for PS2 and Xbox)
• Kameo: Elements of Power (available for Xbox 360 68)
• Kirby New Adventure 69 (possibly in development for the Wii)
• Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble 2 (also known as Roll-o-Rama 70)
• Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil (Available For Playstation 2)
• Knight 'N Knight 71
• Lamborghini
• The Legend of Zelda: Tetra's Trackers (released as a subgame of The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures 72)
• L.A. Rush (available For Playstation 2 and Xbox)
• Mace Griffin: Bounty Hunter (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 73)
• Marionette 74
• ''Meowth's Party 75
• Mini Golf Mayhem 76

N-Z

• NARC (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 77)
• NASCAR Thunder 2004 (available for Playstation 2 and Xbox)
• NFL Retro Football 78
• Nintendo Pennant Chase Baseball 79
• Ohenro-San: Hosshin no Dojo
• Perfect Dark Zero (redesigned for Xbox 360)
• Pterosaur
• Picassio 80
• Pichu Bros.: Party Panic 81 (project revived as Pokémon Channel)
• Pilotwings 3 82
• Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 83)
• Rally Fusion: Race Of Champions (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 84)
• Rally Simulation 85 (also known as Rally Fusion: Race of Champions)
• Raven Blade (also known as Rune Blade 86)
• Rebirth 87
• Richard Burns Rally (available for PC, Playstation 2, and Xbox)
• RTX Red Rock (available for PlayStation 2 88)
• Saffire 89
• Showdown: Legends of Wrestling (available for Xbox 90)
• Spy Hunter 2 (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox 91)
• Stage Debut 92
• Starcraft Ghosts
• Stunt Driver
• The Suffering (available for PlayStation 2 and Xbox)
• Star Trek Nemesis
• Stung!
• Super Mario 128
• Super Paper Mario (available for Wii)
• Thornado (a shooting game by Factor 5)
• Thunder Rally (also known as Car Combat)
• Tiny Toon Adventures: Defenders of the Looniverse
• Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter (available for PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Xbox 360 93)
• Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear
• Too Human (redesigned for Xbox 360)
• Trinity: the Shatter Effect
• Unity
• Zanzarah: The Hidden Portal

Virtual Boy

• Bound High
• Cruis'n USA (available for the Arcade and on Nintendo 64)
• Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (available on SNES)
• Dragon Hopper
• F-15 Air Assault
• Faceball
• GoldenEye 007
• Grand Prix Turbo Racing
• G-Zero
• Interceptor
• Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers (available for SNES, Genesis, Game Gear, Sega CD, and Game Boy)
• NFL Football
• Star Fox (available for SNES)
• Virtual Boy Mario Land (cut down considerably and became Mario Clash)
• World Cup Soccer
• Worms
• Zero Racers

Wii

• Civilization Revolution (available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and DS)
• Project H.A.M.M.E.R. (possibly still in development)
• Red Faction: B.E.A.S.T.
• Space Station Tycoon
• Winter
• Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) (available for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3; Wii version was cancelled in favor of Sonic and the Secret Rings)

Game Boy Color

• Cruis'n USA (available for the Arcade and on Nintendo 64)
• Cruis'n World (available for the Arcade and on Nintendo 64)
• Densetsu no Stafi (moved to GBA)
• Game Boy Music (moved to GBA)
• Game Boy Wars: Pocket Tactics
• Kirby's Dream Land 2 DX
• The Legend of Zelda: Mystical Seed of Courage
• Mega Man V
• Metroid 2: Return of Samus DX
• Pokémon Picross
• Resident Evil (planned as a conversion of the first game; replaced by Resident Evil Gaiden)
• Rhino Rumble Puzzle
• San Francisco Rush (available for the Arcade, Nintendo 64, and Playstation)
• Spyro Ice Adventure (released on GBA as Spyro: Season of Ice)

Game Boy Advance

• 4x4 Off-Roaders
• Battland
• Bratz Babyz
• Broken Circle
• Diddy Kong Pilot (released later as Banjo Pilot)
• Donkey Kong Coconut Crackers (released later as It's Mr. Pants!)
• Donkey Kong Plus
• Game Boy Music (released as Daigassou! Band Brothers on the DS)
• Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi 2 (available on Gameboy Advance and Nintendo DS)
• Luna Blaze
• Mega Man Mania
• ''Static Shock (advertised and reviewed before Midway stopped producing GBA games)
• US Racer
• Zero Tolerance (shown as a tech-demo)

Nintendo DS

• A Boy and his Blob DS
• Baten Kaitos DS
• Black & White Creatures
• Disney's Lizzie McGuire & That's So Raven
• Inuyasha: Feudal Combat
• Katamari Damacy
• Mobile Suit Gundam SEED
• Moonlight Fables
• NFL Head Coach 09
• Sonic DS (replaced to make Sonic Rush)
• SpongeBob SquarePants: Lights, Camera, Pants! (available for PS2, Xbox, GameCube, PC, and Game Boy Advance)
• Super Pac-Man Pinball
• Teen Titans (released as Teen Titans 2 for Gameboy Advance)
• ''Metroid Dread

External links

• Nintendo Database by GameSpy
• 19 Lost Nintendo Games by CVG