Tommy Thunder (Prototype)
Tommy Thunder was a game in development by Player 1. It eventually moved to the PlayStation before getting cancelled. A fan or Robotron happened upon an open FPT while trying to find out when Robotron 64 was released and found some files, eventually…
Casino Royale (EA)
Before From Russia Was Love was finished, Electronic Arts started working on a Casino Royale game for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. They got early access to the cast and sets so they could start development before filming had even begun. The…
James Bond in…Phoenix Rising
I found conflicting reports about Phoenix Rising, such as claims that this was a Bond Game in the style of Everything or Nothing, but a sequel to Nightfire, and that it was dropped and replaced with From Russia With Love because Pierce Bronsan…
The World Is Not Enough (PS2)
On top of the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation versions of The World is Not Enough, another version was planned for PlayStation 2. It was going to feature 11 large environments, 30 weapons and gadgets, motion capture, dialogue from the film and 20 minutes…
Tomorrow Never Dies: The Mission Continues
After the success of GoldenEye, MGM decided to buy the rights for James Bond games back from Nintendo so they can create their own game for Tomorrow Never Dies. A short trailer was released on the VHS for the film, where it was…
GoldenEye 007 (SNES)
When Nintendo got the license to make a video game based on GoldenEye, their first thought was a 2D platformer. Due to Nintendo being impressed with Donkey Kong Country, they asked Rare to start development on a 2D platformer GoldenEye, using the same…
Moonraker (Atari)
Not much is known about this game, only that it was an early prototype for a Bond game. A stage based on the final mission was created by Charlie Heath, which he described as “You’re in space orbiting earth in the space shuttle,…
James Bond 007 – As Seen in Octopussy
This was going to be the first official James Bond video game, and a demo was playable at some game shows, such as the Electronic Fun Expo. It was a side scrolling shooter set on a train, where you fought goons while racing…
Star Trek: Voyager: Delta Quest
The Deep Space Nine gambling game got turned into a Voyager game, which got cancelled. From a promotional video, it looks like a “Match 3 Puzzle game” where you match gets of gems to get clues to the location of the transwarp conduit.…
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Red Alert
Developed as a “Video Game Gambling Machine”, this provided a mixture of both luck and skill to possibly win (but almost certainly lose) money on. It was going to be some kind of tower defence game and will pit the gambling addict up…