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Basically what the title says. Talk about any piece of lost media you find interesting (That includes lost video games, I didn't wanna make a seperate topic for that)

I remember this one forgotten website with funny videos that's consider "Lost Media": StupidVideos.com! I wonder if there's anymore good content on that site?

Sonic Crackers is really interesting, it was a prototype of Chaotix with Sonic and Tails as playable characters.

BS Zelda no densetsu is really cool too, it's a complete snes remake of the original Legend Of Zelda released exclusively for the sattella view super famicom add on.

Definitely check those out.

All 14 lost episodes of The Adventures of Knux

I've always found the missing episodes saga of Doctor Who to be so interesting that I frequently check in the community to see the latest developments. Basically there are 97 missing episodes. The BBC used to junk and wipe old tape in the 60s and 70s to save space and money. This was during a time where home media wasn't seen as a thing. Episodes are rarely ever found but an archivist called Phil Morris has been searching countries to find old episodes that were distributed throughout the show's old runs but were not returned to the BBC archives. In 2013 (on the show's 50th anniversary) he returned 9 episodes. NINE EPISODES. this was a massive deal at the time and supposedly he's found more but it's quite the waiting game.

my dreams and ambitions

That's cute.

Anyway, I find the eventually cancelled Atari SwordQuest series to be somewhat interesting. Such a shame that it never got finished.

Knux wrote:All 14 lost episodes of The Adventures of Knux

I've always found the missing episodes saga of Doctor Who to be so interesting that I frequently check in the community to see the latest developments. Basically there are 97 missing episodes. The BBC used to junk and wipe old tape in the 60s and 70s to save space and money. This was during a time where home media wasn't seen as a thing. Episodes are rarely ever found but an archivist called Phil Morris has been searching countries to find old episodes that were distributed throughout the show's old runs but were not returned to the BBC archives. In 2013 (on the show's 50th anniversary) he returned 9 episodes. NINE EPISODES. this was a massive deal at the time and supposedly he's found more but it's quite the waiting game.

Was it the first 3 doctors that was missing or more?

DJFMHD wrote:

Knux wrote:All 14 lost episodes of The Adventures of Knux

I've always found the missing episodes saga of Doctor Who to be so interesting that I frequently check in the community to see the latest developments. Basically there are 97 missing episodes. The BBC used to junk and wipe old tape in the 60s and 70s to save space and money. This was during a time where home media wasn't seen as a thing. Episodes are rarely ever found but an archivist called Phil Morris has been searching countries to find old episodes that were distributed throughout the show's old runs but were not returned to the BBC archives. In 2013 (on the show's 50th anniversary) he returned 9 episodes. NINE EPISODES. this was a massive deal at the time and supposedly he's found more but it's quite the waiting game.

Was it the first 3 doctors that was missing or more?

Episodes from the 60s (Hartnell/Troughton, first 2 doctors). although for a while Pertwee's episodes were missing but they all exist. Some of his episodes only survive in black/white copies but have been coloured with the help of the restoration team.

Knux wrote:

DJFMHD wrote:

Knux wrote:All 14 lost episodes of The Adventures of Knux

I've always found the missing episodes saga of Doctor Who to be so interesting that I frequently check in the community to see the latest developments. Basically there are 97 missing episodes. The BBC used to junk and wipe old tape in the 60s and 70s to save space and money. This was during a time where home media wasn't seen as a thing. Episodes are rarely ever found but an archivist called Phil Morris has been searching countries to find old episodes that were distributed throughout the show's old runs but were not returned to the BBC archives. In 2013 (on the show's 50th anniversary) he returned 9 episodes. NINE EPISODES. this was a massive deal at the time and supposedly he's found more but it's quite the waiting game.

Was it the first 3 doctors that was missing or more?

Episodes from the 60s (Hartnell/Troughton, first 2 doctors). although for a while Pertwee's episodes were missing but they all exist. Some of his episodes only survive in black/white copies but have been coloured with the help of the restoration team.

What about inferno didn't they remaster that from what I remembered it featured Hartnell.

Inferno is a Jon Pertwee story, and all 7 episodes exist. It's actually one of my favourites

Artemis008 wrote:Sonic Crackers is really interesting, it was a prototype of Chaotix with Sonic and Tails as playable characters.

BS Zelda no densetsu is really cool too, it's a complete snes remake of the original Legend Of Zelda released exclusively for the sattella view super famicom add on.

Definitely check those out.

I don't really consider those Lost Media, since they have been found and are confirmed to exist.

But how about some of the earliest videos that use cgi, like M3D?
I dont think anyone, including me, has heard of it.

timocomsmbx2345 wrote:But how about some of the earliest videos that use cgi, like M3D?
I dont think anyone, including me, has heard of it.

Wasn't the 1st CGI video a wired MTV mucic video,"Cash For Money" or something along those lines.

The original footage for Toy Story 2 was deleted IIRC.

There are many N64 games missing content, because they were going to get expansions via 64DD. Ocarina of time can actually be hacked to show the disc icon on the profile screen and a prototype of Mario 64 for the Disk Drive is confirmed to exist.

The only game as far as I know that had an expansion released was F Zero X which included a few new tracks and a course creator, and SimCity 64 had a RE release on the disk drive which had a few small new features like a day/night cycle.

Artemis008 wrote:There are many N64 games missing content, because they were going to get expansions via 64DD. Ocarina of time can actually be hacked to show the disc icon on the profile screen and a prototype of Mario 64 for the Disk Drive is confirmed to exist.

The only game as far as I know that had an expansion released was F Zero X which included a few new tracks and a course creator, and SimCity 64 had a RE release on the disk drive which had a few small new features like a day/night cycle.

I consider that more unused content and not lost media.

Artemis008 wrote:Sonic Crackers is really interesting, it was a prototype of Chaotix with Sonic and Tails as playable characters.

BS Zelda no densetsu is really cool too, it's a complete snes remake of the original Legend Of Zelda released exclusively for the sattella view super famicom add on.

Definitely check those out.

It's funny that Nintendo were the only people who thought the 32x was cool.

What about super whacky world; this super ubscure CDI game wich is supposed to be a sequel to mario world, but was never came out because of how shitty was the CDI, wich is sad cuz the game itself look really cool interesting.

arcade999 wrote:What about super whacky world; this super ubscure CDI game wich is supposed to be a sequel to mario world, but was never came out because of how shitty was the CDI, wich is sad cuz the game itself look really cool interesting.

Actually a unfinished version of it popped up not to long ago.

CDI was the best thing ever happening. Without it i never would have known that Link is a boy and called Link.