Panasonic M2 - Undumped Discs
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| - | Only discs intended for the Panasonic M2 console are here, for Konami arcade games based on the M2 hardware, see [[Konami M2 - Undumped Discs]] | + | Only discs intended for the Panasonic M2 console are here, for Konami arcade games based on the M2 hardware, see [[Konami M2 - Undumped Discs]]<br> |
| + | Technically the Panasonic Interactive Media Player FZ-21S (FZ-21S1TK / FZ-21S1K) and FZ-35S are not the same as the Panasonic M2 and may deserve their own system in redump, however as no new systems can be made in redump currently, any dumps for them would go into the M2 dat. | ||
== Demos == | == Demos == | ||
| - | * Panasonic M2 Demo disc, from 1998 (known as the Dolphin Demo) [http://web.archive.org/web/20241108061515/https://content.invisioncic.com/r322239/monthly_2021_12/IMG_20211226_102124144_HDR.jpg.f2bfbe283bfc0e00454f56ff66388ba2.jpg Pic] [http://web.archive.org/web/20241108061657/https://www.videogameconsolelibrary.com/images/1990s/98_Panasonic_M2/m2_tech_demo-2_small.jpg Screenshot 1] [http://web.archive.org/web/20241108061659/https://www.videogameconsolelibrary.com/images/1990s/98_Panasonic_M2/m2_tech_demo-3_small.jpg Screenshot 2] | + | * Panasonic M2 Demo disc, from 1998 (known as the "Dolphin Demo" or "Trouble Decker") [http://web.archive.org/web/20241108061515/https://content.invisioncic.com/r322239/monthly_2021_12/IMG_20211226_102124144_HDR.jpg.f2bfbe283bfc0e00454f56ff66388ba2.jpg Pic] [http://web.archive.org/web/20241108061657/https://www.videogameconsolelibrary.com/images/1990s/98_Panasonic_M2/m2_tech_demo-2_small.jpg Screenshot 1] [http://web.archive.org/web/20241108061659/https://www.videogameconsolelibrary.com/images/1990s/98_Panasonic_M2/m2_tech_demo-3_small.jpg Screenshot 2] |
== Unlicensed == | == Unlicensed == | ||
| - | + | Despite the console not being released, this section refers to discs that were burned or pressed after the development period of the console, similar to Unlicensed discs for any other console. | |
* M2 Demonstration Disc [http://web.archive.org/web/20241108063325/https://assetsio.gnwcdn.com/3do-m2-enthusiast-releases-demo-disc-for-free-1580558711172.jpg?width=1920&height=1920&fit=bounds&quality=80&format=jpg&auto=webp] | * M2 Demonstration Disc [http://web.archive.org/web/20241108063325/https://assetsio.gnwcdn.com/3do-m2-enthusiast-releases-demo-disc-for-free-1580558711172.jpg?width=1920&height=1920&fit=bounds&quality=80&format=jpg&auto=webp] | ||
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* Polystars (Arcade game released on the Konami M2) | * Polystars (Arcade game released on the Konami M2) | ||
* Power Crystal (Unreleased) | * Power Crystal (Unreleased) | ||
| + | * Power Stone (Arcade game for M2 hardware, later ported to Dreamcast) | ||
* Realms of Valor, by Interplay (Unreleased) | * Realms of Valor, by Interplay (Unreleased) | ||
* Return Fire 2 (Later released on PC) | * Return Fire 2 (Later released on PC) | ||
Latest revision as of 08:00, 8 November 2024
Only discs intended for the Panasonic M2 console are here, for Konami arcade games based on the M2 hardware, see Konami M2 - Undumped Discs
Technically the Panasonic Interactive Media Player FZ-21S (FZ-21S1TK / FZ-21S1K) and FZ-35S are not the same as the Panasonic M2 and may deserve their own system in redump, however as no new systems can be made in redump currently, any dumps for them would go into the M2 dat.
Demos
- Panasonic M2 Demo disc, from 1998 (known as the "Dolphin Demo" or "Trouble Decker") Pic Screenshot 1 Screenshot 2
Unlicensed
Despite the console not being released, this section refers to discs that were burned or pressed after the development period of the console, similar to Unlicensed discs for any other console.
- M2 Demonstration Disc [1]
Preproduction
A number of games were announced for the M2 or were in production for the M2 before the console was discontinued. Any preproduction builds for the M2 of the following games that were burned to disc during development are eligble for redump. There are no known pressed discs for these games for the M2. This list is not complete, many other games not listed here were in planning or production for release on the M2. Preproduction builds for games later released on the Konami M2 fall under the Konami M2 system, unless the build was specifically intended for the home console.
- 3D Baseball (Later released on PSX and Saturn)
- Army Men (Later released on PC)
- Batman Forever: The Arcade Game (Later ported to Saturn, PSX, and PC)
- Battle Tryst (Arcade game released on the Konami M2)
- BattleSport II (Unreleased)
- ClayFighter 3 (Later released as ClayFighter 63⅓ on Nintendo 64)
- D2 (Unreleased, a complete remake later released on Dreamcast)
- DeathKeep (Enhanced version of 3DO release, later ported to PC)
- Descent (Enhanced version of unreleased 3DO game. Released on PSX and PC/Mac/RISC OS)
- Disruptor (Enhanced version of unreleased 3DO game, later released on PSX)
- Dream Team Basketball (Unreleased, PSX release also planned)
- EF2000 (Later released on PC only)
- Evil Night / Hell Night (Arcade game released on the Konami M2)
- Gex 2 (Later released as Gex: Enter the Gecko on PSX, Nintendo 64, and PC)
- Heart of Darkness (Later released on PSX and PC)
- Heat of Eleven '98 (Arcade game released on the Konami M2)
- HMS Carnage / Dreadnought (Unreleased, also unreleased on PC, PSX, and Saturn)
- IMSA Racing (Unreleased)
- Ironblood (Later released as Iron & Blood: Warriors of Ravenloft on PSX and PC)
- John Daly Golf, by 3DO (Unreleased)
- Killer, by Millenium Interactive (Unreleased)
- Madden 98 (Later released on Genesis, PSX, Saturn, SNES, and PC)
- Magic Carpet 2: The Netherworlds (Cancelled port of PC game)
- MechWarrior 2 (Later released on PC, then ported to PSX and Saturn)
- Need for Speed II (Released on PC, ported to PSX)
- NFLPA Superstars (Unreleased)
- NHL 97 (Later released on Genesis, PSX, Saturn, SNES, and PC)
- NHL Open Ice (Later ported to PSX and PC)
- Olympics Soccer (Later released on 3DO, PSX, Saturn, and PC)
- Polystars (Arcade game released on the Konami M2)
- Power Crystal (Unreleased)
- Power Stone (Arcade game for M2 hardware, later ported to Dreamcast)
- Realms of Valor, by Interplay (Unreleased)
- Return Fire 2 (Later released on PC)
- Road Rash (M2 version of game released on 3DO, Sega CD, PSX, Saturn, and PC)
- Rock & Roll Racing 2: Red Asphalt (Planned port of PSX game)
- Shining Sword, by American Laser Games (Unreleased, also unreleased on PSX)
- Striker '96 (Later released on Saturn, PSX, and PC)
- Total Vice (Arcade game released on the Konami M2)
- War Gods (Later released on PSX, Nintendo 64, and PC)
- Wing Commander IV (Port from PC release planned, later ported to PSX)
- Unnamed Battle Isle game (Unreleased, perhaps Incubation that was later released on PC)
- Unnamed Escape from L.A. game (Announced but Unreleased)
- Unnamed Rail Shooter by Genki (Announced but Unreleased)
- Unnamed Top Gun game (Announced but Unreleased, perhaps becoming Top Gun: Hornet's Nest)
- Unknown releases in the VR Sports lineup (Released on PSX and Saturn, e.g. VR Golf '97 and VR Baseball '97)
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