Nuevas filtraciones nos revelan juegos cancelados de GB y GBC

Game Boy Leak Thread:

Pokemon Picross, the cancelled 1999 game has been found. Noteworthy for being the only(?) straight-up revealed then cancelled Pokemon game.

This thread will post updates surrounding the leak, which was posted on 4Chan earlier today. pic.twitter.com/db5qlKqFBY

— Lewtwo (@Lewchube) September 9, 2020

Another fascinating discovery 'Philip & Marlowe in Bloomland'. Appears to be an English version of 'Taiyou no Tenshi Marlowe' but lacks the cutscene at the start, but also is dated 1991 – This game eventually came out in 1994! pic.twitter.com/oYzglvAPZW

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

'Gargoyle's Quest II' was released in the US on the NES. In Japan this was also released on the Game Boy, but didn't get an English release.

Except thanks to these new #NintendoLeaks.. the seeminly finished game is just here. In English. pic.twitter.com/O4yZjmA4Gs

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

'Chikyū Kaihō Gun ZAS' was released on the Game Boy in 1992 by T&E Soft, but this #NintendoLeaks has 1993 on it – possibly the English version which never got released stateside. pic.twitter.com/2MSpR3dKRd

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

This #NintendoLeaks version of 'Mini Putt; (First image) has a much different start to the final version (second image) pic.twitter.com/8tf9kiVAOS

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

The excellent game Boy game 'Catrap' was never released in Europe, but was shown in some magazines as 'Power Paws'. With the #NintendoLeaks, we have that version! pic.twitter.com/1KhnM491kI

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

'Flintstones: King Rock Treasure Island' and 'Jetsons: Robot Panic' came out in the US on the Game Boy, but not Japan. Via #NintendoLeaks, we have the Japanese versions. pic.twitter.com/tOcFYOzQmO

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

The obscure game 'Out Of Gas' for the Game Boy was apparently titles 'Space Date' at some point. #NintendoLeaks pic.twitter.com/AZWAfB71BQ

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

'Nick Faldo Championship Golf' appears to be an unreleased 1991 Golf game for the Game Boy by Titus. #NintendoLeaks pic.twitter.com/biarKEJjLT

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

The game 'X', developed by Argonaut on the Game Boy as a 3D title, never made it to the states. With the new #NintendoLeaks, it appears this was intended to release as 'Lunar Chase' at some point. @dylancuthbert pic.twitter.com/QfeLxC6hb9

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

I don't know if this actually came out, but this appears to be a Japanese game based on the Australian TV show 'Johnson & Friends'?!? #NintendoLeaks pic.twitter.com/t6kZQ3jUQQ

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

'Rockboard' was a Mega Man board game for the Famicom. Turns out, there was a Game Boy version! #NintendoLeaks pic.twitter.com/lbq5KR8LtH

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 9, 2020

Gimmick Land/Tomato Adventure for the GBC!
It looks AMAZING!! pic.twitter.com/HKHNAKDKFK

— toruzz (@toruzz) September 9, 2020

Game Boy Bunko: Hajimari no Mori (Game Boy Pocket Books: The Forest of Beginnings) is an unannounced first party game for the GBC found in the recent leaks. It's apparently a version of Famicom Bunko: Hajimari no Mori, a Super Famicom game.
It looks incredible. pic.twitter.com/tjBAp7qekp

— toruzz (@toruzz) September 9, 2020

Another cancelled game for the GBC has been found, this time it's an action RPG called Jibaku-Kun: Rei no Itsuki no Kajitsu. It looks pretty good! pic.twitter.com/DIDlhQcKeP

— toruzz (@toruzz) September 9, 2020

And another one, this time it's an action game called Max Steel: Covert Missions. pic.twitter.com/jfkQQXxNPd

— toruzz (@toruzz) September 9, 2020

i think i found the secret best thing in the gameboy leaks. first, here's Golf King, a straight localisation of a Japanese golf game. your golf coach is a pleasant old man called Bobby who believes in you pic.twitter.com/af4OKGNq7p

— taizou 🏳️‍🌈🦁 (@taizou_hori) September 10, 2020

Two ‘Austin Powers’ games were released on the Game Boy Color, with fake Operating Systems and mini games. Turns out there was a third developed – ‘Yeah Baby, Yeah!’, with an exclusive driving mini game which never released #NintendoLeaks pic.twitter.com/4Zt1zd0ZAu

— Nintendo Metro (@NintendoMetro) September 10, 2020