This is a collection of info and rumors about PC-FX games and hardware that unfortunatly never made it out of development.

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Masters Tournament - Augusta
T&E Software
This title should have been the first golf game released for the PC-FX. It featured all digitized imagery during gameplay. As for the development of this game, it seemed that T&E Software took a slow approach at FX development seeing if the system would succeed in the marketplace before releasing their FX titles.

Pebble Beach No Hatou
T&E Software
This was supposedly the sequel to Masters Tournament that was never released...It was instead ported over to the Sega Saturn and Super Famicom. Again this title never saw the light of day on the PC-FX no thanks to T&E's slow PC-FX development.

Street Fight
NEC HE
Apparently shown at the 1994 Tokyo Toy Show, this game was based on a street fight theme with play mechanics similar to Battle Heat and FX Fighter. The characters were digitized into FMV and though the FMV did you execute the moves. NEC HE's main purpose of this title was to make as a realistic of a fighting game as possible but in the end it was scrapped early in development for unknown reasons.

Robot Fighter
NEC HE
It seemed that NEC HE had a fascination with fighting games as this title was to be a fighter in the style of Battle Heat, FX Fighter, and Street Fight..however was quickly scrapped by NEC HE for unknown reasons. It was planned to have featured digitized computer graphic robots.

Sparkling Feather 2
NEC HE
Practicly nothing is known about this once rumored sequel to the original Sparkling Feather game on the PC-FX other than the name.

Racing
NEC HE
Looks like this title might have been a victim of NEC's strict guidelines for what games could be made for the FX. NEC didn't want certain games to be made for the FX, and though NEC HE started development on this racer that was supposed to be based on F1 Circus from the PC-Engine, it was scrapped almost as quickly as it begun. Very unfortunate.

Virtual Invaders
NEC HE
Another game that was killed by NEC, this "space invaders" style shooter was reportedly in development for only a short time before it was scrapped, however no further info is known about this title.

NEC “IronMan”
Hudson Soft - AKA “Project Tetsujin”, AKA “Hudson’s 32-Bit Prototype System”
The "IronMan" was Hudson Soft's prototype board for what later was believed to have been redesigned to become the PC-FX. Created by the same designers as the PC-Engine, the “IronMan” was sold to NEC HE in the early 1990’s, and shown to the public in 1992.

The prototype board had a 25MHz RISC processor and a custom developed chipset, a HuCard type port in the front, another port beside that for some other device, Left/Right Audio jacks, and video hookups. To the rear of the board, a video cord is connected to another video output, and to the right of that, a control port which fits the PC Engine control pad is connected. Then, to the right of that, is what appears to be some sort of expansion port. Three other connections are also found in the back which are unknown for what they are used for. The dimensions of the "IronMan" were approximately 12x12in.

This was the last piece of hardware that Hudson Soft’s hardware team developed (with previous designs being the PC-Engine line of systems and the Sharp X6800).


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