Three Rooms Gameplay Prototype Mac OS

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  2. Fulop and Riley watched the play three times over the course of a weekend in 1985. Fulop and Riley liked the design model and thought it would make a good basis for an interactive media experience. A prototype game titled Scene of the Crime was produced to demonstrate the new technology to Hasbro and test the surveillance camera gameplay.
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Fallout 3 (Van Buren)

Developer: Black Isle Studios
Platform: Windows

This game has unused areas.
This game has unused enemies.
This game has unused models.
This game has unused items.
This game has unused text.

This game was never completed and/or given a public release.
As a result of this, keep in mind that the developers might have used or deleted some of the content featured here, had the game actually reached store shelves.

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Van Buren is the codename for Interplay's Fallout 3, which was canceled on December 8, 2003. It would take place in the American Southwest, in areas such as Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado. Unlike the first two Fallout games, it would be 3D, which would allow the player to move the screen around with the mouse to get a better view of things. In addition, there was going to be real-time and classic turn-based combat, along with cooperative multiplayer.

A lot of the ideas for this game eventually appeared in Fallout: New Vegas (Caesar's Legion, NCR vs Brotherhood of Steel, Hoover Dam, etc.), making New Vegas something of a completed Van Buren with the Fallout 3 gameplay.

A tech demo and some design documents were released by No Mutants Allowed in 2007. This page will only be covering material from the tech demo.

The tech demo itself is based on what was going to be the final game's tutorial area, where the player was a citizen trying to get to a Vault as soon as America started getting nuked. However, the player is what was going to be the main character's model, not a special one they had planned for the final tutorial.

  • 3Ammo

Sub Pages

Weapons
There are many, many unused weapons in the Van Buren tech demo.
Creatures
Almost every creature in the game's files is unused in the actual tech demo.

Unused Dialogue

To do:
There's quite a few unused dialogue files hidden in the tech demo that show unused areas in the tech demo (but in the design documents). http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Van_Buren_dialogue_files has them. Will rip and put up on subpage later.

Ammo

Just like other Fallout games, it would've had ammo and several ammo types. The game's files contain a lot of unused ammo types that can't be found in the actual demo.

15mm EC

Fallout 2's 2mm EC very big brother. Used in the ARTEMIS rail gun.

2mm EC

Speaking of 2mm EC, it would've returned in Van Buren as well.

40mm Rifle Grenade

An explosive round. It finally appeared in Fallout: New Vegas.

  • 40mm Rifle Grenade ammo icon 1

  • 40mm Rifle Grenade ammo icon 2

”Naphanite”

This strange ammo type is probably for the Flamer, as its name sounds similar to 'Napalm' (a gel used to create fires). Since the Flamer...shoots fire at people, it's likely to be the Flamer's ammo.

Small and Heavy Rivets

Ammo for a weapon that doesn't appear in the tech demo's files. Based on the ammo name, the gun for it would probably for a weapon that would be like Fallout 3's Railway rifle.

  • Rivet ammo icon 1

  • Rivet ammo icon 2

  • Rivet ammo icon 3

  • Rivet ammo icon 4

Needler

While not listed in the game's files, ammo icons that look a lot like Fallout 2's Needler ammo type can be found in the game's files. The Needler pistol is listed as a weapon used by Victor Presper, the main bad guy in Van Buren, in the B.O.M.B.-001 design document, so there's evidence that the Needler was going to be in the game.

Strangely, there are two icons for the AP Needler ammo.

  • Regular Needler ammo icon

  • AP Needler ammo icon 1

  • AP Needler ammo icon 2

12 Gauge Shotgun Shells

Shells for a shotgun.

  • Shotgun Shell ammo icon 1

  • Shotgun Shell ammo icon 2

.30 Cal

There doesn't seem to be any weapons that correspond to this weapon in the tech demo.

7.62mm

Yet another ammo type that has no known weapons for it.

5mm

Ammo icons that look almost exactly like the 5mm ammo icons in Fallout 1 and 2 can be found in the game's files. The B.O.M.B.-001 design document lists 5mm ammo as an item held by General Coleridge, an enemy in that area.

  • 5mm ammo icon 1

  • 5mm ammo icon 2

  • 5mm ammo icon 3

BB

Probably for a BB Gun, which didn't appear in the tech demo.

Micro Fusion Cell

Based on the name, it would probably be ammo for the Laser Array Gun, as the Microfusion Cell in other Fallout games has been used as ammo for large energy weapons.

Small Energy cell

It would probably be used for the Laser Pistol, as the Small Energy Cell was used to power small energy weapons in Fallout 1 and 2.

.44 Cal

While .44 ammo is used in the Van Buren tech demo, there is another .44 ammo icon that doesn't have a green stripe on it, while the one in the tech demo does.

Regular
Unused
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.45 Cal

Ammo for the .45 Autoloader and .45 Revolver.

.50 Cal

Ammo for the .50 Revolver.

Rocket

Ammo for a non-existent rocket launcher.

  • Rocket ammo icon 1

  • Rocket ammo icon 2

  • Rocket ammo icon 3

  • Rocket ammo icon 4

  • Rocket ammo icon 5

Unknown Ammo images

Several of the ammo items in the Van Buren tech demo have no obvious equivalent ammo inventory icons.

The Fallout series
WindowsFallout (Prototype) • Fallout 2 • Fallout Tactics • Fallout 3 ('Van Buren' Prototype) • Fallout: New Vegas • Fallout Shelter • Fallout 4
DOSFallout (Prototype)
Mac OS ClassicFallout
Mac OS XFallout 2
PlayStation 3Fallout 3 • Fallout: New Vegas
Xbox 360Fallout 3 • Fallout: New Vegas
Nintendo SwitchFallout Shelter
AndroidFallout Shelter
iOSFallout Shelter
PlayStation 4Fallout Shelter
Xbox OneFallout Shelter
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We just released a Feb. 5 '89 prototype of DuckTales for the NES!
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This page details one or more prototype versions of Tetris (DOS, AcademySoft).

This prototype of Gerasimov's Tetris is contained within the Tetris Gold compilation CD-ROM disc, released in 1993.

Download Tetris (AcademySoft Prototype)
File:Tetris (DOS, AcademySoft) (Proto).zip (13 KB) (info)
  • 2Overall Differences

Odd Point Subtraction Feature

For some reason, there is a feature in which if you press Numpad 6 during gameplay, your points will be subtracted, or if you have none, your score will be negative.

Overall Differences

Prototype
Version 1.0
  • The title screen had rougher color cycling that would not always cover areas, and was generally much faster.
  • The copyright info and creator info, on the prototype, is all just maroon-colored.

Level Set Screen

Prototype
Version 1.0
  • The level setting screen for the prototype says What's your level as opposed to v1.0's Enter your level.
  • Another difference would be the exact location of the text- for the prototype, it's to the leftmost middle. For v1.0, it's directly in the middle.

Three Rooms Gameplay Prototype Mac Os 11

Gameplay Screen

Prototype
Version 1.0
  • The statistics for Tetriminos are just colors in the prototype, and are on the left, as opposed to the actual Tetriminos being depicted on the right in v1.0 and v3.12.
  • The score number is gray in the prototype, but brown in v1.0.
  • H E L P is on the right in the prototype, but was moved to the left in v1.0.
  • The dark blue bullets are missing from the matrix in the prototype.

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Game Over

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Prototype
Version 1.0
  • In the prototype, the Game Over letters are dark blue with a black background.
The Tetris series
DOSTetris (AcademySoft) (Prototype) • Tetris (Spectrum HoloByte)
ArcadeSega:Tetris (System 16) • Tetris (System E) • Flash Point • Bloxeed (System 18) • Bloxeed (System C)
Arika:Tetris: The Grand Master • Tetris: The Absolute: The Grand Master 2 PLUS • Tetris: The Grand Master 3 - Terror Instinct‎‎
Others:Tetris (Atari) • Tetris (Vs. System) • Tetris Plus • Tetris Plus 2
Sharp X1Tetris
Sharp X68000Tetris
PC-88Tetris
PC-98Tetris • Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss
NESTetris (BPS) • Tetris (Tengen) • Tetris (Nintendo) • Hatris • Tetris 2 + Bombliss • Tetris 2
GenesisTetris
Game Boy (Color)Tetris • Tetris 2 • Tetris Blast • Tetris Attack • Tetris DX • Magical Tetris Challenge
WindowsTetris (1990) • Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss • Tetris Worlds • Tetris Elements • Puyo Puyo Tetris 2
Mac OS ClassicWelltris • Super Tetris • Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss • Tetris Elements
SNESWordtris • Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss • Tetris 2 • Tetris & Dr. Mario • Super Tetris 3 • Super Bombliss • Tetris Attack
CD-iTetris (Prototype)
Virtual Boy3-D Tetris
Nintendo 64Tetrisphere • Tetris 64 • Magical Tetris Challenge • The New Tetris
PlayStationTetris X • The Next Tetris (Demo) • Magical Tetris Challenge • Tetris with Cardcaptor Sakura Eternal Heart
PlayStation 2Tetris Kiwamemichi
Game Boy AdvanceTetris Worlds • Tetris Advance
Mac OS XTetris Elements
Nintendo DSTetris DS (THQ) • Tetris DS (Nintendo)
Plug & PlayTetris
iOSTetris
AndroidTetris
Nintendo 3DSTetris: Axis
PlayStation VitaPuyo Puyo Tetris
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