South Park (Unreleased Prototype) For Nintendo Gameboy

CUSTOM MADE OF UNRELEASED PROTOTYPE GAME SOUTH PARK

WORKS ON GAMEBOY / GAME BOY COLOR / ADVANCE SYSTEMS.

Description:

South Park is an unreleased 1998 video game based on the Comedy Central series of the same name, made for the Game Boy Color handheld system, developed by Crawfish Interactive and was to be released by Acclaim Entertainment.

History

In the midst of the show’s runaway success, Acclaim started development on a first-person shooter based on the series for the Nintendo 64, PlayStation, and PC. They were also developing a platformer for the Game Boy Color. The game was fully developed and prepared for shipment. However, days before being sent to Nintendo, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone discussed that the Game Boy Color was marketed more towards children, and a game based on an adult TV show would not fit the handheld, so the GBC version went unreleased. Parker and Stone later kept the prototype copies in commemoration of it being the first South Park game completed. The game was later reprogrammed and released as Maya The Bee in Europe and The New Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley in the United States; the Mary-Kate and Ashley game would be further reskinned as Mary-Kate and Ashley: Get a Clue!. Strangely enough, Maya The Bee still has South Park assets in the game’s files.