CATASTROPHE CROW

The game began development in January 1996. It was announced to the public in 1997 and was expected to release in Christmas of 1999. Manfred spent millions of dollars on the game's production to hire people to make assets and code the game alongside him. Some journalists had early access to the game, but it never released. The release date kept being delayed, and work stopped in 2001 due to the release of Nintendo's (then) newest gaming system, the GameCube. Because of this, all the staff was laid off and Manfred disappeared.