Unproduced Systems and Failed Concepts

More prototype logos! :thumbsup:













There's only two more logos left.

 

how about these?

 

Where did you see these?

 

i wish i could tell you. I usually go on sites about video gaming and onces in a while an interesting picture like that will show up. So i leech it and add it too the folder called 'Concepts'.
i like to document pictures like that so one day i could add to threads like this.

 

The PSX logos were once printed in the UK Edge magazine. I'm sure they were printed else where as well.

 

Really small though.

 

how about thisss!

 

Is that a PC Engine shoved in something else?

 

yes, but what is it shoved it to? Some sort of Japanese PC / Console moster like the Terrer Drive?

 

CD-ROM drive.

http://nfggames.com/games/pce_protos/

Looking at the concept, it would appear they were originally planning to use those CDs that came sealed in a hard case (like a Mini Disc).

 

Its called a caddy with old cd-rom's you had to stick the cd's into these just to get em run.

 

My contribution, the 32-bit NEC-Hudson Iron Man aka Tetsujin aka HuC62 from 1992:








It's not exactly the same system as NEC PC-FX released in 1994, but rather, its ancestor.

 

Oh dude thats awesome. I never even heard of this. Do you see that space game? Mind blowing for 1992.. well maybe not, but still interesting.

How about this find:


PS. So glad we managed to create a new page. Those overly large sony logos were making my netbook hard to work with on this thread.

 

Some of those controller designs make the original Xbox ones seem tame by comparison!:lol:

 

I'd hope that you've looked at my website? :033:
(sorry for the obvious pimp opportunity)

Seriously, ask me what you want to know and I can get answers directly from the guys that created all aspects of it, the programmers that wrote the software, factory workers where it was going to be built. Practically everyone from the CEO to the Tea lady.
(This is what happens when you obscess about something for about 20 years! )

 

mock SNES models.

 

Usually prototypes look silly and awkward, but this design is way more appealing than the "gray boxes" that were produced. :love2:

 

How convenient, the SNES CD addon has everything spec and price wise better.