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System: Genesis Developer: Clockwork Tortoise Publisher: Sega Projected Release Date: Late 1996 (never released) X-Women was a standard side-scrolling action game starring the X-Men's better halves. The plot involved the male X-Men contracting a mysterious virus, and so Rogue, Storm, Psylocke, and Jubilee had to brawl through several stages in order to cure them. X-Women was in development well after the Saturn and the PlayStation had begun gaining ground, so it's not surprising that it was cancelled when Sega quit the 16-bit market entirely.
X-Men Less is known about this title than about Wolverine's true origin. All that we could scrape up was that it possibly starred Wolverine, Rogue, and Bishop. But it never saw the light of day. Considering the problems that Sega was having at the time, frankly, we're not surprised. It was demoed at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in 1995, but that was the last anyone ever saw of it.
X-Men Mutant Academy
The X-Men Mutant Academy fighting game was to be released on the PlayStation and the N64, but only the PlayStation version made it to life. Read the details on the shipped PlayStation version later in this feature.
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