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Major Damage (Prototype)

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B K Middle face
C L Right face
X U Top-left face
Y I Top-middle face
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The title was first showcased to the public in 1996 and was one of the several projects under development by the US development division of Capcom, however it would eventually be left abandoned due to various factors. Despite never being officially released to the public by Capcom after its cancellation, two playable ISO image builds of the game have since been leaked online.

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The Story Behind Major Damage (Prototype)

Here is where Major Damage (Prototype) came from and how it reached the Sega Saturn.

In recent years, two playable ISO image builds of Major Damage dated from 1996 for the Sega Saturn version have been leaked online, with each one containing multiple differences between each other. The title was later previewed across several video game magazines that touted some of its key components before launch, with plans to be published between 1996 and 1997. A former Capcom level designer later stated that the company pitched the game to Sony Computer Entertainment in order to be released as an exclusive PlayStation title but the latter declined, with the designer suggesting that the reason was due to its resemblance with Blasto.

Major Damage was first shown off to the video game press and attendees at E3 1996 early in development and it was one of the several game project under development by Capcom Digital Studios for the PlayStation and Sega Saturn. Taking control of the titular protagonist of the game, players traverse through multiple stages by fighting against enemies.

What You'll Play

Major Damage (Prototype) is a retro game for 1 player, played full-speed in the free RetroPlayers.Club Player with its Controller Mapping panel.

Though the single-player missions can be played normally and the settings in the options menu operate without issues, players are only able to play a determined number of levels due to its unfinished state. The players begin with a set number of lives and their player character can sustain a number of hits before dying and once all lives are lost, the game is over.

Why It Still Hits

Major Damage (Prototype) is a retro game that Sega Saturn players still load up; the reviews and rankings below say why.

Major Damage is an unreleased run and gun video game that was in development by Capcom Digital Studios and planned to be published by Capcom on a scheduled Q1 1997 release date for the PlayStation and Sega Saturn.

Background sources: Wikipedia.

Major Damage (Prototype) — Frequently Asked Questions

How do I play Major Damage (Prototype)?

Grab the free RetroPlayers.Club Player linked on this page and launch Major Damage (Prototype) in it. It plays the genuine Sega Saturn game natively on your computer; the clip above is a live preview.

What console was Major Damage (Prototype) released on?

Major Damage (Prototype) was released for the Sega Saturn in .

Can I save my progress in Major Damage (Prototype)?

Yes, with Premium: the app lets you save a state at any point in Major Damage (Prototype) and resume from exactly there.

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