All software passes through several stages during development. At some point, some ideas were considered to be added in the final game, but for whatever reason, were removed. Some of them though, have been demonstrated in the form of a video or screenshot, mostly for magazines that advertise the coming of a new game. Some of the material is also kept in the final game, albeit unused. The following is a list of information gathered on the developer's original plans, that weren't carried on to the final product in any form.

Contents 1 Carmageddon 1.1 Media 2 Carmageddon II 2.1 Cameron Cars 2.2 Cameron Pedestrians 2.3 Hotroom map 2.4 Screenshots 3 Carmageddon: TDR 2000 3.1 Vehicles 3.2 UI 4 Gallery 4.1 TDR 2000 5 See also 6 External links

CarmageddonEdit

MediaEdit

Several images can be accessed that were used as placeholders during development. These include amateur scribbles, early level info screens and old Auto Scum mugshots. There are also a couple of cutscenes that are not used in the final game.

Carmageddon IIEdit

Cameron CarsEdit

Main article: Cameron Cars

There are a whole bunch of vehicles that didn't make it in, and some of them are pretty crazy - from the Bluesmobile and a massive crane, to a ridable banana and giant cow. They are called the Cameron Cars, named after the staff member who released them. Errol of Toxic Ragers rigged them and gave them attributes, So they could be used in-game. The gallery of finished cars is here.

Cameron PedestriansEdit

Now only did the guy make crazy cars, he made barmy Peds too: Hamsters wearing suits, women on bicycles and Cameron himself! [1]

Hotroom mapEdit

A map based on a Hot Wheels toy track was removed due to copyright concerns. The theme is a room being re-decorated, with a plastic toy track laid out on the floor, complete with loop-the-loop. The map is large, so racers appear to be toy cars themselves. This map was also given to, and released by, Errol.[2]

ScreenshotsEdit

Some screenshots were shown off during development, that now reveal some changes from the final version. For instance, the Eagle 3 had a rusty underside, the Prop Shafter was orange, the fonts were different, and the mini-map lacked the Altimeter. These shots can be seen in X-Cult's articles.

Carmageddon: TDR 2000Edit

This game had many screenshots released during its development, showing features that were changed or removed from the final release. To see a video of an earlier version, go here.

VehiclesEdit

• Two vehicles were cut entirely - a large SWAT-van for The Cops, and a monster truck with a red Hot Rod body.
• The Eagle MK4 looked more toy-like in the alpha build of the game - Torus Games stressed that it was not the final design.

• Some early screenshots show the Gorvette instead of the Eagle MK4, but the earliest shots star a completely different car, with shark-teeth paint, a large aerial (making it resemble a Remote Control car) and an exposed engine block.
• The press release included images of two vehicles driving through some mineshafts - It is unclear if they were promotional shots, concept renders, or still frames from a canned intro. The two cars did not appear anywhere in the game.

UIEdit

In an early build of the game, the HUD was much more stylized, made from clean silver curves. The very first version was at the bottom of the screen. One iteration had an indicator for driver damage as well as vehicle damage.

GalleryEdit

TDR 2000Edit

See alsoEdit

• Unused content - stuff that's not used in the final game, but is present in the game's files.
• Category:Unused powerups
• Easter Eggs and secrets
• Glitches

External linksEdit

• TDR prototype galleries at The Carmageddon Touch