Project Dream SNES Prototype

I mean, I would certainly be interested in that haha. But I get you're point. If they don't share, they're "horrible people."

 

I don't get it. Sometimes there's reasons they can't release it. We should just be entirely grateful for what does get released.

That said Pleeeeeaaaaassseeee even just some screenshots of Dream would be cool. I want to see what this "way better than Donkey Kong Country" is all about.

 

It's a temporary flashcart. You upload the content via port and it poof! disappears when the power is cut.

Well, no, probably not. Rare built a lot of custom kit back then, so probably for a direct PC interface to aid debugging.

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/InTimsWorld/status/623090997338181636

It's plugged in and ready to run. Someone also said that there appeared to be a KI2 prototype in the lower right of the picture but I can't see it that well on my phone. Possibly something else to look forward to.

 

[Screaming and Dreaming intensifies]
so much stuff in that single picture and I want to see it all.

 

This is going to be historic!

 

It's going to be at least another week before he decides to switch on the power. Either that or he'll switch it on but there will be no av cable or some shit like that.

As you can tell I've really lost interest in this.

 

meh i stopped giving a shit when he froze it in ice

 

oh whoops the pirates came out of the game and stole it or whatever fuck y'alls

 

Hehehe

 

This is boring seem like a hoax to me

 

Haha. Watch that's exactly what happens, albeit without the expletive.

 

Boo to impatient people... booooooooooooo.

 

TBH,the cart minus the internals doesn't even look real

 

I think the Project Dream cart is real, even if you disagree.

 

>"Believe it or not, after all this time the battery still works."



>is a light-up Killer Instinct hat

 

I would want a cap like that, but other than that, Mr. Stamper wants to tease us a little more before showing anything about the cartridge.

 

Calling it right now game requires a password or something else funny for it to work.

 

Ah shit. It would make sense, considering that Project Dream became Banjo Kazooie and BK had passwords.

 

That cartridge has a battery, so I reckon battery-backed memory