May 1, 2020
Dropzone (EU) VS. Dropzone (US) VS. Dropzone (EU) VS. Dropzone (EU) VS. Dropzone (EU), 1984/92/94/99
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Dropzone (EU) VS. Dropzone (US) VS. Dropzone (EU) VS. Dropzone (EU) VS. Dropzone (EU), 1984/92/94/99
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Late Dropzone (GameBoy) Prototypes added to Games That Weren't
Next up we are today releasing two GameBoy original prototypes of Archer Maclean's Dropzone which are quite late, and with very minor differences compared to the retail version. Let us know if you spot anything majorly different!
https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/2025/12/dropzone-prototypes-gameboy/
XMAS UPDATE 5 - Jimmy White Whirlwind Snooker prototypes and concept art
Today we reveal early prototypes of Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker, including early #PC tests, #AtariST protos. Also showcasing concept artwork + icons from the game - created by the late and great Archer Maclean:
https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/2024/12/archer-macleans-snooker-prototypes/
We have also produced a video which showcases the recoveries and findings of the early Jimmy White Whirlwind Snooker prototypes, with some commentary by the monotone webmaster himself:
It is with huge thanks to Chris Wilkins of Fusion Retro Books (https://fusionretrobooks.com/) for the loan of Archer's disks and allowing materials to be showcased.
XMAS UPDATE 3: IK+ design and development notes
Today Games That Weren't take a look at rare, never seen IK+ development documents from the archive of the late Archer Maclean, including ideas and graphical concepts that led to creation of the famous fighting game. #Commodore64
https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/2024/12/ik-design-and-development-notes/
Alongside the IK+ development documents post on Games That Weren’t, we've also created a video with our usual socially awkward commentary, giving you a peek into the gems hidden in the scans:
Esta vez vamos con un tributo, en diciembre de 2022 falleció Archer Maclean, quien fue un diseñador y desarrollador de videojuegos, y posteriormente escritor, que quedó grabado en la historia grande en 1986 gracias al juego International Karate para Commodore 64. R.I.P. Archer Maclean.
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International Karate +, Commodore 64.