
City Connection's Saturn Tribute Boosted versions of Wolf Fang & Skull Fang are set to launch in Japan later this month, on October 31st, so the company is inevitably hard at work promoting the project on social media in the run-up to the big day.
Most recently, it has posted a closer look at the new fan book that will be available to those who purchased its special edition box set, revealing that this bonus item will contain a bunch of rare, never-before-seen proposals for a couple of unreleased Data East projects (thanks Gosokkyu!).
This includes a Super Famicom version of Wolf Fang, which apparently wasn't intended to be a straightforward port, and a large arcade game called Battle Fang — both of which ultimately never ended up seeing the light of day.
To accompany the announcement, City Connection posted a few images of these proposals, which include sketches of characters, logos, and level designs, as well as potential cabinet configurations.
According to City Connection, most of these designs have never been shared outside of a few people and were only unearthed during the development of these upcoming reissues.
You can take a closer look at the images below:
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I say unabandon all SNES projects. By that I just mean I want to see a bunch of cool new games for SNES in modern times.
@JackGYarwood You may want to check the title again Jack 🫣
I ordered the Wolf/Skull special edition (“Pincer Attack Box”) mainly to get the soundtrack CD, but this fan book is looking good! I’ll peruse it for sure in my spare time this winter.
I gotta say, City Connection is really burning it up lately, at least in Japan. I bought Batsugun from them last year, Leynos 2, Hebereke, and Omega 6 earlier this year, Wolf/Skull on Halloween, and Under Defeat in December.
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