Twin Qix

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Twin Qix
Release Information
Developer TAITO
Publisher TAITO
Console Arcade
Release Date Cancelled.
Copyrighted 1995

Twin Qix is a cancelled sequel to Super Qix originally supposed to release in 1995. Much like the games before it, players would carve sections of a playfield out with their Marker, avoiding enemies like the Qix. The reason for cancellation is not known. A working prototype has been released, and is fully playable. Notably, there is a secret, second game display that completely changes the visuals, backgrounds, and some sound effects—effectively causing two different games to be contained in the release.

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