AC/DC - Defenders of Metal (the proposal Doc's)
I can't believe something this insane didn't get released, heck even if was crap that would have put in the top 5 Jaguar games of all time anyway
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I can't believe something this insane didn't get released, heck even if was crap that would have put in the top 5 Jaguar games of all time anyway
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Here's the premise of the game:
"AC/DC for Jaguar will be a hard-rocking, sometimes humorous but never frivolous battle for musical supremacy, in which the bad --together or as individuals--will fight its way up through various levels of musical opposition in various venues. The entire adventure will be presented in the context of a Holy Crusade, in which te gand must meet and vanquish the best and worst of each genre--disco, rap, pop, pseudo-rock, country, jazz, oldies, classical and Muzak--in order to establish their undisputed supremacy. An example of a level might include maneuvering their way through hrordes of leisure-suited Travolta look-alikes, battling their way through stage door security, getting past an army of roadies, and finally facing the Bee-Gees and Big Donna Summer (or facsimiles thereof) in mortal combat. ......Finally, this is a project which--perhaps above all others--screams to be made for CD-ROM. AC/DC is, after all, music.....A cool action game backed up with a rampaging, window-busting soundtrack, and stamped with the AC/DC logo has all the making of a hit. Let's crank it up!"
"AC/DC for Jaguar will be a hard-rocking, sometimes humorous but never frivolous battle for musical supremacy, in which the bad --together or as individuals--will fight its way up through various levels of musical opposition in various venues. The entire adventure will be presented in the context of a Holy Crusade, in which te gand must meet and vanquish the best and worst of each genre--disco, rap, pop, pseudo-rock, country, jazz, oldies, classical and Muzak--in order to establish their undisputed supremacy. An example of a level might include maneuvering their way through hrordes of leisure-suited Travolta look-alikes, battling their way through stage door security, getting past an army of roadies, and finally facing the Bee-Gees and Big Donna Summer (or facsimiles thereof) in mortal combat. ......Finally, this is a project which--perhaps above all others--screams to be made for CD-ROM. AC/DC is, after all, music.....A cool action game backed up with a rampaging, window-busting soundtrack, and stamped with the AC/DC logo has all the making of a hit. Let's crank it up!"
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