I made an article on the core on the Lost Media Wiki. Link: lostmediawiki.com/The_Core_(partially_lost_Atari_2600_game;_1999-2001)

Crash Bandicoot Adventure (archive.org) This was an online adventure game, used as part of a contest to promote the first Crash Bandicoot title. Anyone remember it? I tried emailing one of the developers of Crash, but he hasn't emailed me back. Already started a thread in the regular forum, but I thought it might get a better response here.

I'll keep this short since most of you probably know the difference, but I'm still gonna post this for noobies. Lost, by definition, Is: Unable to find one's way; not knowing one's whereabouts. I put the important part in bold. Undumped, by definition, is: A video game that has not been dumped and uploaded to the internet. Examples of lost games: Taiwan 2001 (spiritual successor to Hong Kong 97), Bouncer, Circus Charlie (Atari 2600), and Sonic the Hedgehog 1990 Tokyo Toy Show Prototype. Examples of undumped games: Mortal Kombat: Nitro Edition (Dev has the prototype cart, but hasn't dumped it as of 7/2/20), Western Gun, and Grand Champion. If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask.

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