Sometimes developers create a huge list of possible achievements for their game, have to narrow down the list, and choose which ones they want to include in the final game. There are some that get rejected because they are either too lame, too dull, too easy, or just too impossible to attain. The guys over Game Stooge put on their detective hats and went searching. They dug up unused achievements that developers didn't put into the game simply because the achievement didn't mesh with the rest. And after looking at their handy work we know why these rejects didn't make the cut. Viva Piñata's "No Incest" achievement would have been a challenge, Blazing Angels' "Victor Over Boredom" would break down even the strongest gamer, and Madden 06's "Press 'A' Button" would be ... wait a second. Didn't that achievement make it into the final game? Anyway, did anyone un-earth rejected achievements that didn't make it into the final game? If you have, we beg you to share with the rest of us.[Via Digg]




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2-17-2007 @ 12:34AM
Don Wilson said...
I LOVE the picture, especially the little old man just smiling for his picture. You guys are so great at finding adequate photos.
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2-17-2007 @ 1:18AM
Mr Pimpbot said...
There was an achievement for Bomberman: Act Zero that didn't make it in. You got it by merely putting the disc in the drive. The achievement was called "You're gonna regret this"
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2-17-2007 @ 11:30AM
B33b3s said...
Funny, but don't try to pass them off as real achievements when they're obviously bullcrap.
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2-17-2007 @ 11:54AM
zourskittles said...
Gears of War:
"The Acrobat"
Description: Do a somersault.
lol its not real but i like it!
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2-17-2007 @ 4:10PM
Boff said...
@B33b3s:
I think it was meant firmly tounge in cheek...
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2-17-2007 @ 11:20PM
metalxdotorg said...
rofl @ Mr. Pimpbot
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2-18-2007 @ 9:25AM
Insomnious said...
This is a poor-man's version of Something Awful's article;
http://www.somethingawful.com/d/video-game-article/hidden-gamerpoint-achievements.php
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