6 Real Video Games That Were Too Insane To Release
A lot of money and work goes into making a video game, and sometimes all of it is wasted when the project gets canceled. However, here are six insane examples of how that isn't always a bad thing.
Waterworld (Sega Genesis)



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Rap Basketball (Super Nintendo)




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Steven Seagal is The Final Option (Super Nintendo)



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Graphics: In Steven Seagal is the Final Option, you look exactly like Steven Seagal from Hard to Kill. Which is easily the nicest thing anyone has ever said about anything. They never finished Seagal's running animation which is a shame because I'm sure it would have involved motion capturing a fat woman waking up in bathtub full of snakes.
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Realism: Steven Seagal has proven many, many times that if he has a knife and a gun and he goes up against a scientist carrying papers, he wins. It's the main reason science has no explanation for Steven Seagal-- no one has ever returned from studying him.
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Baby's Day Out (Sega Genesis)



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Socks the Cat Rocks the Hill (Super Nintendo & Sega Genesis)

Socks the Cat Rocks the Hill was a game based on President Clinton's cat keeping the nuclear launch codes out of the hands of evil ex-presidents. It was developed and never released by Kaneko, because the Japanese are who you go to when you want American political satire and nice light-hearted nuclear weapon comedy.


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Penn & Teller's Smoke and Mirrors (SegaCD)

