Deja Vu II for NES?

So, I've heard that there was a port of DJVU2 to NES, and it was even completed, but never released (Gameboy Color doesn't count). Has this ever been leaked that anyone knows of? Or, does anyone have any other information?

The best info I have is from lost levels

 

I think I might have played it , emulated.

 

Wasn't it released? remember reading about it in a old issue of "Nintendo Magasinet" (a swedish mag dedicated to nintendo back in the 80-90s).
Someone asked if they we're going to make a sequel to shadowgate and the staff said no but that there where a sequel to Deja vu. o_Ô

 

I wonder what made them change there mind about Shadowgate. Seeing as there are 2 sequels along with plans for a 3rd one that never came to be.

 

Im gonna play necromancer and bring this topic back from the dead.

I am currently on a witch hunt for a ROM of this. Im not asking for a rom, it would just be nice to know for sure if one does exist somewhere because if not I dont want to waste my time.

I was going to make a new thread but some of the members who posted in here might get their memories jogged when they see this.

Anyways, can anyone confirm a NES versions of Deja Vu II does exist, and if so has it been dumped?

 

Babu: Nintendo Magasinet was also a Danish magazine, before we in Denmark got Power Player which was Super Play in Danish.

And I have just searched through five rom sites, and none of them had Deja Vu 2 at all.

"rom nation" "romworld" "edgeemu" "emu russia" "rom hustler" doesn´t have the rom.

 

There is not one for NES known to exist yet.

 

same here in sweden too. thought I liked the Nintendo Magasinet more b\c of it's Mario and Zelda comics

 

It wasn't released, i've never seen a proto or a rom though.

 

Yeah I liked the comics too, but well a lot of magazines in Scandinavia are the same, because of Aller press, and Egmont are doing the monopoly in Scandinavia, so go figure. Xen # 1 1984 was the same as the Danish Projekt X 1984 (X-men to all you who don´t get a clue of the Danish and Swedish names) , the only difference other than the two languages was the Spelling of "Marvel Mortens" name. His real name is Morten Søndergård, but you spelled his name Mortren Söndregård , and anyway when MM is not at the Marvel part (Interpress back then) and now adays Egmont, there you can find him down in the comics store Fantask in Copenhagen.
Last time I met him was at Eurocon 2007, so it was fun, it only sucked that TV2 Lorry was by and filming the Star Wars nerds.

And well, sometimes in the old Famtomet (fantomen in Swedish) magazines , there they forgot to translate some of the "speech bubbles" into Danish so we got either a funky Finnish text or a Swedish text, but the Finnish text were the very rare times, compared to the uncommon Swedish text. So the Scandinavian countries are connected in many historical ways. It just sucks, that The Phantom is not released in Denmark anymore, since that series rocked. Ok enough of me babbling, but anyway you get the idea