Artwork surfaces from canned Midway game, 'Hero'

A good example of that would be the awesome Epic Mickey art.

@PR0F3TA

Yeah everyone's imagination goes wild with a canceled game. Like the canceled Stephen Spielberg game. People inject a lot of cool concepts that probably wouldn't realistically work out. People keep saying "potentially" it could be awesome and the evil corporation shut down the artistic vision but the probability is that it would have sucked.

No better example is Spore. People injected all this cool stuff into the concepts that were being touted but when the game was released people realized the concept is cooler than actually playing it. Most canceled games probably would end up like Spore. They are almost better canceled so gamers can say "what if" and feed into their belief that corporations just don't get the artistic vision of game developers.

People running corporations aren't morons. They will cancel a game if they don't see a cool concept being a feasible game that can get good reviews and be profitable.

@Enosoma

...and Hydro Thunder.

@Shockwave

Hydro what? But hey, let's pretend everyone has heard of your most beloved games, and shares your enthusiasm for them!

@ed511df3 If you haven't heard of Hydro Thunder you are obviously less than 15 years old.

@Enosoma Midway was the world's greatest pinball table manufacturer ever.

@Jack Kevorkian And designer.

@Enosoma

Blitz is awesome!!

@Enosoma

Midway was great in the arcade space. I also liked them during the N64 era. Liked, not loved. And as someone mentioned, their Bally/Midway pinball games were top notch.

@Ellimem

I know this is a long time to respond, but hey, what the hell.

No, I'd never heard of Hydro Thunder. I just turned 32.

GASP! NOT EVERYONE HAS HEARD OF OF YOUR SO-CALLED BELOVED GAMES!

@CommentGuy

I think it's an awesome picture which indicates the mature apocalyptic tone that the game would have had, so that's what gives me a boner.