WHAT HAPPENED?
A console version of Virtua Fighter 3 was talked about by Sega for years, but the company never showed off screenshot one. Word finally came that it was canceled when the company announced Virtua Fighter 3 Team Battle for its next system, the Dreamcast.

Werewolf: The Apocalypse
Platform: Saturn, PlayStation
Publisher: Capcom
Developer: Capcom

The Basics
Werewolf: The Apocalypse was an action-adventure game that would have brought to life the White Wolf role-playing game known as the Storyteller series. In single- or two-player mode, you would have navigated through six worlds as one of seven Garou characters, each maintaining the forms of human, wolf, and werewolf simultaneously. Each character's abilities directly reflected that character's abilities in the Storyteller game. This was planned as a 3D game, seen through a three-quarter perspective with roaming cameras and multiple paths.

WHAT HAPPENED?
Capcom informed videogames.com that the game tried to be too much of everything, combining too many genre elements that didn't work well together.

W.E.T. Corpse
Platform: Saturn
Publisher: Vic Tokai

The Basics
A futuristic walk into a strange world awaited gamers in W.E.T. Corpse. With controls that were planned to have been like Resident Evil, W.E.T. Corpse would have begun in a weird lab with an operating table that you probably wouldn't have wanted to be on. The gritty look of the game would make it seem like a Blade Runner movie crossed with Jacob's Ladder. While you tried to find out what happened - why you were dead but still alive - your character would have constantly come in contact with various obstacles like police and creatures and a bunch of puzzles.

WHAT HAPPENED?
The game was quietly canceled.