r/lostmedia Jun 07 '24

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You MUST have EVIDENCE or AN EXTERNAL, DOCUMENTED WITNESS that your topic exists/existed.

  • Do NOT post to ask about something you remember seeing but no longer remember the name of. Those posts will be taken down ASAP, no exceptions. If that is the purpose of your visit, please instead visit communities such as r/tipofmytongue, r/helpmefind, r/tipofmyjoystick and other related subreddits. Something is not lost if you don't remember it, that's just a lost memory. We don't count those.
  • If you are searching for a YouTube video or something similar (i.e. Tik-Tok, Vine, etc.) understand that it is VERY UNLIKELY that it has been backed up. If you have the link to the video, try looking for it here http://findyoutubevideo.thetechrobo.ca. If it's not there, you're probably not going to find it. Not saying it's impossible, but please understand how slim the chances are.
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r/lostmedia 18h ago

Community Discussion [Talk] Community Spotlight and Discussion: Remember the lost media subreddit is not; r/helpmefind or r/tipofmytongue!

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Hello everyone, and welcome to our community spotlight and discussion.

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Please remember our subreddit rules when posting, or commenting:

  • Remember the human.
  • This subreddit is for lost media ONLY.
  • The subreddit is not your personal army.
  • (Avoid) Low effort.
  • Some NSFW media is banned here.
  • No political, current affairs, or religious discussion.

You can find more information on our subreddit rules and wikis, the subreddit rules can be found on the sidebar on desktop or under the about section on mobile.

You can also find our wikis here:

Remember the lost media subreddit is not; r/helpmefind or r/tipofmytongue. You can also see our above wikis for more information and subreddits to try.


r/lostmedia 2h ago

Music [fully lost] Amy Winehouse Massive Attack demos

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In 2001 shortly after Amy Winehouse singed to Simon Fuller’s 13 management group, NME ran an article stating that Massive Attack was putting out a new record and looking for new female singers to work with. Winehouse’s manager at the time, Nick Shymansky, met with the manager of Massive Attack and arranged 2 or 3 sessions for Amy to record with them. Despite enjoying the sessions Amy stated that “it’s whale music…it’s great, they’re brilliant and I’m having a great time but It’s not for me.” The material recorded during these sessions has never been released, and the only mention of them is in a bonus feature included on the home media release of the 2015 documentary Amy. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YCcf8x7yuhs&pp=ygUaYW15IHdpbmVob3VzZSByYXJlIGZvb3RhZ2U%3D&ra=m (Massive Attack discussion starts at 1:26)


r/lostmedia 21h ago

Found [Found] Incredibles 2 Theatrical Version containing Strobe Effects

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Hello Everyone. I'm very happy to share that the Original Theatrical Version of Incredibles 2 has been found.

For those who don't know about this topic, check this post for info. -

https://www.reddit.com/r/lostmedia/s/B8XFIi9XPm

A few hours ago, Reddit user u/tjgamerpro uploaded the link to Theatrical Version of the movie on Internet Archive

https://www.reddit.com/r/lostmedia/s/KgsHknHQCm

You can watch the Original cut of the movie here -

https://archive.org/details/incredibles.-2.2018.1080p.-blu-ray.x-264.-dts-hd.-ma.-7.1

If you wish to see how those scenes differ between original or home media, you can check out this side by side comparison video - https://youtu.be/CVLzpNZH2kY?si=BicjbaWyEpNAiQx_

The only other thing now needed to be found is the Cast apology that was played before the movies in theatres. It's only about a matter of time we get our hands on it. But for now, enjoy the theatrical version :)


r/lostmedia 2h ago

Animation [fully lost] (?) Weird Uncle Grandpa İlluminati Short

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about 8 years go when UG was airing in my country, there were sometimes short stories between 2 episodes that could be between a few seconds to minutes. That time the scene was really weird and uncanny.

White background, only UG in the center with a pyramide hat that almost covered half of his head to his nose or mustache level, his back turned on us. Then he turns at us and we see that the pyramide has a illuminati-ish eye on that side. Uncle Grandpa just says "we trust you" or something similar with his usual smiley tone and then the scene ended.

I'm pretty sure it existed. It's been annoying me to fail finding it online since years. I remember my reaction, before and after of that scene. I also watched Uncle Grandpa specifically to see that scene again everyday years ago. but never seen again.

Does anyone else know that scene and if it's actually a shorts or maybe a scene from a normal episode?


r/lostmedia 59m ago

Internet Media [Fully Lost] Sasha and Jolie the Doberman comedy skits

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When I was little (around 4-6 years old, 22 now, so 2008-2010), I used to watch these funny little voiceover sketches online (I think is was YouTube?). In them, the channel owner would superimpose his voice over footage of his doberman, Sasha, to make it seem like she was in funny situations. Later on, he had to replace Sasha with Jolie, as Sasha had died behind the scenes.

The most notable videos I remember are as follows:

  • Sasha quips back and forth with a chipmunk about his wife nagging him about sunflower seeds.
  • Sasha steals her owner's car and holds up the line at Burger King while trying to order a cheeseburger with no cheese (not a hamburger)
  • Sasha is stalked by the urban legend known as the "Crazy Chicken" (It's just the guy holding a rubber chicken in front of the camera.

I asked my mom about it recently, and she says that the channel's name might have been "Watchntvonline." I thought I had a lead with these two, but I guess I was wrong. For whatever reason, the first channel's name seems familiar.


r/lostmedia 8h ago

Television [archival] EL CHAVO DEL OCHO

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anyone one a working link, these dont seem to work anymore. I been trying to find and preserve some of ionic shows from vintage and i cant seem to find it i only find small or couple episodes but would like to fine more.

https://archive.org/details/El-Chavo-Del-8-1971

https://archive.org/details/El-Chapulin-Colorado-1973

El Chavo del Ocho is an iconic Mexican sitcom created by Roberto Gómez Bolaños, known as "Chespirito." The show follows the comedic, heartwarming misadventures of El Chavo, an impoverished orphan who secretly lives in a wooden barrel inside a vibrant neighborhood courtyard. Together with memorable characters like Quico, La Chilindrina, and Don Ramón, the series relies on physical comedy, running gags, and sharp writing. It captured the struggles and joys of working-class Latin America. Premiering in 1973, it became a massive cultural phenomenon, remaining globally beloved across generations for its timeless humor and deep emotional core.


r/lostmedia 11h ago

Television [Partially Lost] Jay Leno's Last Tonight Show Taping (2009)

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May 29, 2009 Jay Leno's last ever Tonight Show - of his first run as host - came out and he brought out all the people who were born during the run and Conan even appeared as a guest (although that's available online- that's why i wrote partially lost) but it seems to no one bothered to record or release the full thing ANYWHERE online...maybe it's because no one likes Leno? maybe. but i'd still like to know if there's anyway to piece it together because that segment where he brings out all the people born during the run sounds fascinating and the only way you can take a look at it is a small clip during CONAN'S Tonight Show in a skit he did


r/lostmedia 3h ago

Found [found] Super Sentai Spirits 2020 Concert

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A couple of month ago I made a post asking for help finding the 21st century show and now I have good news I have found it and its awesome I do have plans to have it subbed thru someone who does subtitle concerts so that people can hear what the mc says as well as look back upon pandemic times but yeah it has been found but I wont release it yet but just know multiple people in my circle have copies and do plan to share it publicly in the future on both reddit and archive.org but just know that if a official dvd or blu ray release does happen please support that


r/lostmedia 1d ago

Films Francis Ford Coppola's Director's Cut of Jack (1996) [unreleased media]

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Jack is a 1996 family dramedy starring Robin Williams as a boy who ages 4 times faster than other children giving him the appearance of a 40 year old man despite only being 10 years old. The film was produced as part of an "apology deal" by Disney for Aladdin regarding the Genie (long story) and part of William's stipulation for doing the film was a personalized list of directorial candidates that included Coppola, Martin Scorsese, Barry Levinson, and Brian De Palma. Ultimately Coppola decided to do the film as he felt Jack's condition reminded him of his own childhood bout with polio and had wanted to work with Williams for quite some time.

However, during production notorious power player Michael Ovitz became head of the Walt Disney Company. After seeing Coppola and William's work, Ovitz ordered the tone to be lightened up and jettison darker thematic material from the final cut much to the disappointment of Coppola and co-writer James DeMonaco. While it's not known what exactly was cut, we can probably guess that Jack was supposed to die at some point as he's a frail "old" man by the time of his graduation. Not saying it would've made the movie work but it's an interesting "what if?" especially given Ovitz reputation. Keep in mind Ovitz is responsible for making Steven Seagal a star briefly during the 90s simply to prove "he could".

Source: https://www.indiewire.com/features/interviews/the-home-james-demonaco-pete-davidson-1235140684/


r/lostmedia 1h ago

Youtube [fully lost] Djy1991's (icton's) (WERGBERG) daily vlogs on Youtube (2009-2011)

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Looking for Djy1991's (WERGBERG channel) daily vlogs archival and nostalgia purposes.they were deleted about 5 years ago asking if someone archived. the daily vlogs were on the WERGBERG channel at the time it is changed to ICTON2 if im not mistaken https://www.youtube.com/user/WergBurg

it takes place in canada where the djy1991 made a series of daily vlogs about his life gaming and garrys mod video producing it captured such a spesific and nostalgic era it is irreplaceable to me.

not only it captures late 2000s era vibes footages etc but the garrysmods legendary old community and the internet scene too.


r/lostmedia 1h ago

Animation [Partially lost] Voice Acting credit for "Jessie Strongbow" from "Young Robin Hood"

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I recently got back into watching a lesser known Hanna-Barbara cartoon called "Young Robin Hood" and noticed when I tried to look up the voice actor for "Jessie Strongbow" as the voice sounded familiar, there is no listing. I decided to try and find the voice actor online but there is nothing. The best I have is a credits listing that doesn't tell who voiced who. And while IMDB and Wikipedia do list some credit, it is only for the main cast and not guest voices.

The episode I watched was "Duel of Thieves". The episode I got the credits from is "Return of Strongbow" and from the sounds of it at least, it still sounds like the same voice actor was used. I would like to at least add Jessie Strongbow to the credits online as he is a character that reappears in the series.


r/lostmedia 6h ago

Internet Media [partially lost] Ever Dream This Man mask Instagram photos from a promotional campaign for the series Yo Nimo Kimyo na Monogatari

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The 2017 Spring Special episode of the Japanese series Yo Nimo Kimyo na Monogatari has a story heavily based on the "Ever Dream This Man" hoax from 2008, and there's been a realistic mask made for it. During April of 2017, Mitsumizo Koji walked around Shibuya wearing the mask and interacted with people as part of a promotional campaign for the episode. Many photos have been taken of it, both by the crew and average people. There has also been an instagram page made for the campaign, with the username i_am_this_man, which, if I'm not mistaken, has only been up for one or few days. Only square previews of the photos from the instagram page are available online, which will be linked. I'm looking for the full images.

I have a link to what is presumably one of the now deleted posts from that page:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BS9AoG8F0Ak/

and the information that it was shared on April 16, 2017 9:40 AM PDT.

There is also a possibility that the account was deleted on April 30, 2017, but take this one with a grain of salt.

I don't know if I'm just shit at searching or if this has actually become lost media. I've been hunting for these specific photos for over a year. I have even attempted directly messaging some people that might have relation to it and asking, but to no luck. Still, I refuse to believe that there's not a single person that has them saved. I'd be extremely grateful if someone helped with finding the full photos, at least a few. I'm trying to salvage as many photos and videos of the campaign as I can for an archival project.

Link that showcases how the page looked like: https://postimg.cc/gallery/6NK9ttG

Extra links that talk about the campaign and might be useful:
https://clippy.red/dorama20170429-1/
https://www.kayac.com/service/client/1519

Archives of a website used for the campaign from which info about the instagram page originally spread:

https://www.webcitation.org/6pq5MhTzB
https://archive.is/wEsQf


r/lostmedia 1d ago

Found [found] Weird Al - Al's Brain

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Al's Brain" was originally created as an educational 3-D attraction for the Orange County Fair (Costa Mesa, CA). It debuted there in July 2009, and also had a successful run in September 2009 at Western Washington's Puyallup Fair.

Since then, it has been "lost media"... until NOW.

wrote and directed this crazy thing, which features the voice of Billy West (as Norm the owl) and cameos from Thomas Lennon, Patton Oswalt, Tim & Eric, Fabio, Paul McCartney, and my mother-in-law Sally.

Please bear in mind that this was in fact developed as a 3-D attraction, so it definitely loses a LOT in 2-D... but I thought you guys might like to see it anyway!

Weird Al - Al's Brain


r/lostmedia 4h ago

Internet Media [Archival] Mac Miller - Right. Her (2013) compilation

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Back in roughly 2021 the thing that made me watch the movie Her (2013) was somebody on Facebook had made a compilation of scenes from the movie with the song "right" by Mac Miller playing over the top. As I've said i know (for a fact) it was on Facebook and I have searched high and low all Mac Miller fan club pages on Facebook and pretty much anywhere else but I can't find the video. Any help massively appreciated. It was definitely from one of his fan pages on Facebook and would have to have been made post 2020 as that's when the song was released


r/lostmedia 4h ago

Films [partially lost] “Happy Annivirthday,” a short film starring Stavros Halkias

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Hello!

I’ll try to keep this as brief as possible (mainly due to the lack of information lol)

I am looking for a seemingly lost short film titled:

Happy Annivirthday

As the title suggests, this film is notable for being one of the first films comedian Stavros Halkias appeared in. I only found out about it while viewing his IMDB, and it gets even odder when visiting the film’s IMDB

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt28834605/?ref_=nm_flmg_job_1_accord_2_cdt_t_7

The IMDB hosts 8 images of the short film, along with a release date of August 19th, 2023. Whenever I tried reverse image searching any of these, it either redirected me, or just brought me back to the IMDB page. The page also lists only one other co-star, Annie Hamilton (who recently played the “Harlot Whore” Grace Wicks in the latest Knives Out film), along with the film’s writer/director, Derek Elliot. Elliot is inarguably even stranger, as the guy only has two producer credits, one for the lesser known Once Upon a Time in Venice, and another for the meme-ified Norm of the North. Most interestingly, he was one of the 7 writers for 2020’s Scoob!.

No other information is listed on the IMDB. No plot description, no other cast members (despite one of the photos clearly showing other people), no trailers or trivia, etc. I’ve tried searching practically anywhere and everywhere for more information, but nothing has popped up. Why does the IMDB have 8 photos and a very limited credits section, but nothing else?


r/lostmedia 13h ago

Internet Media [Partially Lost] T@GENERATION / TG (티지)'s Webtoon (2000-2003)

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Context

T@GENERATION, also known as TG or 티지, was a co-ed Korean cyber group active between 2000 and 2003. The group had 3 members:

  • Rigina (리지나), portrayed by a real person, Park Eun Hee (박은희).
  • Iguma (이그마), initially a digital avatar and later portrayed by a real person, Ahn Myung Ha.
  • Ajan (아젠), initially a digital avatar and later portrayed by a real person, Choi Yongho.

During their short-lived trajectory, they produced a high-maintenance website which followed the millennium cyber trend (it's partly archived in Wayback Machine, although we can see original live fragments on this video). Researching, their website contained a Webtoon, which we can see on the aforementioned video.

The search

Via Wayback Machine, some pages from the Webtoon have been partially recovered, which can be seen on this Reddit post. However, there's no track about its title, story or characters, not even the artist or studio - whoever drew or produced it. It may be only one webtoon or multiple webtoons.

What we know so far is that the Webtoon followed their sci-fi cyber theme, and the plot may be about a villain that is planning to invade Earth. Also, it seems that story-wise was music and dance based or connected around these elements.

It was digitally published on their website during 2000 and maybe until 2003. On the recovered pages, three characters are mentioned:

  • Tantu (탄투)
  • Yoo Jae-woo (유재우)
  • Captain Igma (이그마대장)

And that's all I could find.

Can anyone help to find more information or find the missing pages? I attach some main sources:


r/lostmedia 13h ago

Music Tyler Cassidy / Froggy Fresh's "Second Coming Kid seems to be gone from the Internet [fully lost]

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I used to listen to this song a lot in 2014. But it all but seems obliterated from the Internet. I loved the catchy rhythm. There were a few YouTube channels and SoundCloud pages I used to listen to them on, but I can't locate any of them anymore.

Tyler Cassidy is a singer famous for his song Boyfriend, as well as his songs under the names Krispy Kreme and Froggy Fresh. He started off using his real name to make some serious music, and then he released "Baddest of Them All" and some other silly songs and videos to amass some more recognition before releasing some more meaningful music.


r/lostmedia 8h ago

Animation [fully lost] Animation of Ellis and Zoey visiting Nick.

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In 2013 (between August and September), I came across some YouTube videos, possibly made by Garry's Mods. I remember the storyline involved Ellis and Zoey, a couple visiting Nick, who was living in a mansion with two women (possibly characters from the Dead or Alive franchise).

The videos I recall were somewhat explicit. I remember an initial scene where Nick and the two female characters were in a jacuzzi or pool, and one of them touched his crotch. The videos consisted of four to six parts, each probably short, no more than five minutes long.

Recently, I remembered them because of this and another disturbing scene, and I decided to look for them, but it seems they're no longer on YouTube (I suppose the content was enough to get the channel taken down later) or he simply deleted the channel. That's why I want to know if anyone remembers watching these videos and if they're still available on YouTube.


r/lostmedia 20h ago

Music [Partially Lost] "Mon Seul Espoir" album by CCMM (released 2000)

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CCMM (Conservatoire de Musique Moderne choir) was a Christian gospel group from Montreal, Canada. On September 30, 2000, they released their debut album, featuring 10 songs. Of each of those 10 songs, 1 is available in full on Reverbnation, while 8 of them are only available in snippets between 20-25 seconds. 1 is completely lost.

However, in September of 2025, an unknown radio station likely in Montreal Canada would play the album. I had managed to record a snippet of the second track, also named "Mon Seul Espoir."

Full Tracklist

  1. Maranata (Full)

  2. Mon seul espoir (Snippet)

  3. He cares (Snippet)

  4. Jesus is all (Snippet)

  5. J'ai tant besoin (Lost)

  6. Almighty (Snippet)

  7. Notre Dieu est Puissant (Snippet)

  8. Géthsémané (Snippet)

  9. Forever Grateful (Snippet)

  10. Li mérité tout gloua (Snippet)

Reverbnation (snippets of the songs)

https://legacy.reverbnation.com/ccmm

Snippet from radio

https://youtu.be/tl-dag5N4k4?si=RFwyOJJDL4MDYqzI


r/lostmedia 22h ago

Television [Fully Lost] Does anyone have any new information on the lost Sopranos HBO webisodes/promotional videos?

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Michael Imperioli on Talking Sopranos talked about directing one of the pieces for the HBO website,

AFAICT they were:

A Vesuvio commercial

Meadow vlogs (apparently multiple installments)

An interview with Junior

Christopher’s rap video

A Crazy Horse commercial

The old HBO video page itself survives on the Wayback Machine:

https://web.archive.org/web/20060112165028/http://www.hbo.com/sopranos/video/index.shtml

But, as far as I can tell, the actual video files don’t.

If anyone downloaded these from HBO back in the early/mid-2000s please let me know! Even partial footage, screenshots, transcripts, contemporary descriptions, filenames, production information, old HBO press releases, DVD extras, foreign mirrors, fan-site downloads, or people remembering exactly what happened in them would be useful!


r/lostmedia 1d ago

Video Games [partially lost] - [fully lost] pocoyo ds&3ds game

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I remember hearing a friend's dad talk about coding it and showed some really early version of it. From what i remember it was like a point and click adventure game like club penguin epf on ds. the only info i found about it was a fandom page about it and the only proof it existed was a concept art of the games case and its name being on some upcoming games list. idk if there was ever an alpha/beta build but i know some parts (probably early game) of it worked.

Fandom description:

Pocoyo on the Go (lost build of unpublished DS & 3DS game)In a Zinka corporate presentation, there is a slide called "PROJECTS IN PRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT" which shows photos of Zinkia's (mostly) unreleased content, there is a picture of the box art for a Pocoyo game called "On the Go" developed in 2010. The slideshow also shows pictures of [Pocoyo Eye Circuits]() and Pocoyo: The Movie) which both were unreleased like this game. There is not a lot of info of Pocoyo on the Go and this picture is the only evidence of the game's existence. There is a chance of the game being released on the Nintendo DS or the 3DS (most possibly the 3DS) due to evidence seen in the box art.

https://lostmediaarchive.fandom.com/wiki/Pocoyo_on_the_Go_(lost_build_of_unpublished_DS_%26_3DS_game))


r/lostmedia 1d ago

Internet Media [partially lost] macaroni draw neal.fun web game

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a web game on the neal.fun site of different web games from around 2021-2022ish that i remember playing where you draw art with foods like macaroni and different types of pasta and other random foods like oreos, fruits. and stuff. three other removed neal.fun games: eyechat, ten years ago, and sun vs moon also aren't on the original site but i could find them by searching their link, unlike this. nowadays, the macaroni draw site does still exist but loading it results in a 403 forbidden page, meaning its refusing to give access. there is a different version called macaroni draw 2.0, but it's a ripoff and not really the same as the original.


r/lostmedia 1d ago

Video Games [Unreleased Media] Original Prey 2 Bounty Hunter Concept from Human Head Studios (2011)

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Prey was a video game from 2006 built on the Doom 3 Engine. It followed Tommy, a Native American that gets abducted by Aliens. It is genuinely a great game I wish got more recognition today. Wall walking, portals, a bunch of AWESOME gameplay. So what do you do when you have a banger of a game? You make a sequel. Prey 2 would've followed another survivor who was abducted in the first game, a US Air Marshall named Killian. He loses his memory, ends up becoming a Bounty Hunter on an Alien planet. Utilizing Parkour and a plethora of gadgets, there would be bounty hunting on the side, choices that would shape how the other gangs around you would've perceived you along with a great story of regaining your memory.

Production was reported to have started near August of 2006, so not so long after the first had been released. It originally would've just followed the first game and Tommy, but was ended up reworked.

Here's what we know. All of this information is taken from Wikipedia among other sources. I have paraphrased it as best as I can.

June 2007, Scott Miller founded Radar Group which was basically a development team to help in the production of games. This was still the Tommy Sequel Era, not what I am curious about.

June 2009, 3D Realms transferred the trademark to Radar Group, who then transferred the rights to ZeniMax Media.

Bethesda then re-announced Prey 2 in March 2011 for a 2012 release with Human Head Studios as the developer. (This is the version I am wondering about)

Then after 2013, it begins to shift hands from Arkane, and eventually just being released as 2017's Prey.

From what I can tell, the only footage we have seen is from the Human Head Studios build of the Bounty Hunter concept.

There exists an award winning build of the game shown off to press along with more media being leaked here and there, as recently as 11 months ago.

https://youtu.be/SZh6vTxRDnw?si=IFZXs8QdWJ5GatDH

While it may be an alpha version, I still feel that there, somewhere, exists a build of the game just chilling on a dev console, or a hard drive buried deep in someone's repository. And if you go through what the Devs at Human Head have said and comments upon comments on videos, there is definitely a demand for this. And I also feel that what has happened with the leaked Duke Nukem Forever build, there may be at least a tiny bit of hope.

TL;DR Prey 2 Human Head Studios build from 2011. Does it even exist?


r/lostmedia 1d ago

Audio As Rain in the Desert Brings Hope: The Pslams in Song [Archival]

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I'm back, here's today's digitzed find, a 1982 record that contains a congregation of nuns singing various psalms. These kind of records are surprisingly common in the vanity pressing world. A bunch of nuns from a convent get together and sing a bunch of different types of songs, sometimes hymns, sometimes rock, sometimes Broadway, but surprisingly common in an already very niche zone. This one comes from The Daughters of St. Paul, and these were often made to raise money or bring attention to the work the nuns did. If you want more info, please check the description of the video!

https://youtu.be/mDzVvmsxPiE