I Want To Create A Community For UnIDed Media (Non-musical)

So a lost media site for video game and other visual media.

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Funnily enough, that MS-DOS "clown" game wasn't the only unidentified video game I talked about. I talked about other such games for the Atari 2600 & 2 of them even have Lost Media Wiki pages:
lostmediawiki.com/JimsToy_(partially_found_Atari_2600_games_from_obscure_developer;_1980s)
lostmediawiki.com/%22Block_moving_game%22_(partially_found_builds_of_cancelled_Atari_2600_game_from_Activision;_1983)
forums.lostmediawiki.com/thread/9349/unidentified-atari-2600-games

Here you go: forums.lostmediawiki.com/thread/13962/weird-black-white-action-people

Galaxy, the homebrew NES port of Geometry Wars, was likely released during or after 2003 as the original game was an easter egg in Project Gotham Racing 2, an Xbox game released in the US on November 18, 2003(EDIT: Here's proof of what I'm talking about since you didn't edit it to reflect this fact: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H3w39sxPqw www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSoyRPQ1DjQ).

Here are a few others:
The Log-Cabin Lady: originally from somewhere in the 19th century, with illustrations added in a 1928(or would it be 1922?) unofficial(?) release by Little Brown And Company.
The Cavern of Death: A Middle English 1795 book from Dublin, Ireland.
Impell: An Amiga game. When you beat the final level, an image appears with a single piece of gibberish which could be either "Alemice" or "Afemice", but it's hard to tell. Even so, it could just be gibberish & nothing else.
Lemmings Level: An obscure Lemmings fangame on the Amiga, in which you guide just 1 Lemming to the exit. Yes, it's as hard as it sounds, as in udderly insane. We have YouTube Poops on the list, so fangames were bound to show up.
Sonic GM: Unsurprisingly a Sonic fangame. According to ScaleyFoxy(who for some reason I tend to misremember as "Scaley The Foxy"), this was found on a CD filled with Sonic fangames, with this one having incorrect filedates on it.
Canal 4?: Here's a weird one, some sort of unidentified logo, theorized to be of a TV station called "Canal 4" from somewhere in Latin America.

The OHS Film And Video Archives has uploaded 3 videos of an unidentified football game(the audio is VERY loud, presumably coming from the film camera):
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUv5IDIT6Bo
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlUHKCMEvJc
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPKCcZxqhFo

Morristown & Morris Township Library also posted footage of another unidentified football game:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTzVgPNi5_Y

There's also this 16mm film of what seems to be a bunch of people making a movie:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT6gTnaOSwI

And here's an 1910s silent film as well:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=oF4KKdMidTI

Here's a 1940s & presumably American cartoon that was shared by Silent Film Archives. Despite the channel name, it seems that there's meant to be sound. It's likely also meant to be in color considering the associated time period.:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVKGXwVPTVU

And then there is this cleat demonstration film, possibly made for those training to do this sorta thing back in whatever era this was?:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJj7cXYMcF4

Another unidentified(as in we don't know who made it) video game known as Zhong Guo Xiang Qi Chinese Chess(not to be confused with the Realtec game with a similar name which is currently undumped), likely originating from Taiwan:
segaretro.org/Zhong_Guo_Xiang_Qi_Chinese_Chess
The game's music is so hilariously bad: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ns2WkGj4pQs

Another Taiwanese unlicensed Genesis game with no known developer or publisher is Gunfight 3 In 1, though some theorize it to be the work of Gamtec:
segaretro.org/Gunfight_3_in_1
www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIzd846Br4I

I saw the recent additions: Gamtec is not a typo. That's actually what they're called & one of their confirmed developed games, Bomboy, has a title screen which says "GAMTEC CORP. 1993".

More Commodore 64 games, taken from Games That Weren't 64, a website dedicated to unreleased Commodore 64 games:
Crazy - A 1-screen demo for a point-and-click adventure game that seemingly never happened.
Temple of Medom - An endless(?) side scrolling platformer(?) where you are a being who has 2 physical states: bird, when in the air & human, when running on the ground
Jori - A 1-level platformer demo with a possible game title at the bottom of the screen
Alert - A top-down tank game designed for 2 players
Earth Mover - a bi-directional horizontal scrolling shooter demo where you control a large purple spaceship
Moppel - a side-scroller demo where you play as a guy in a wheelchair
Sector - A slide puzzle game
Axeman - Only a loading screen(remember, C64 games were usually on tape or disk) for this game is known to exist
Brothers In Blood - a 2 player co-op platformer demo
Little Duck - a 1-level platformer demo where you play as a black duck
Gory Ghost - A 1-level demo of a Ghosts 'n' Goblins clone.
Speed - A top-down driving game demo with seemingly no enemies(?)
Raz - A 1-level platformer demo where you play as a blob. A full version is claimed to exist that includes voice samples, but this is so far unconfirmed.
Dwarfs And Diamonds - A 1-level single-screen platformer demo
Blood Rush - A 1-level demo for a horizontal scrolling shooter that was reported on in some C64 fanzines as an upcoming release in either 1997 or 1998
Who Fried My Concorde - A 2-player VS single-screen shooter
Vertical scroller - A vertical scrolling shooter demo that Cory Kin(who made some game himself) might've downloaded off of Compunet
La Vengaza del Toro - A game where you play as a bull & ram into 5 toreros
Killerplants - A space-themed 1-level platformer demo with strange music
Brix - An Othello-type game that is claimed to be in an almost complete state
Megváltó - A single-screen shooter made in SEUCK(Shoot Em Up Construction Kit) where you blast enemies with musical notes
Massacre - An Operation Wolf clone demo set in a nighttime desert
Story of Captain Hook - A vertical scrolling shooter demo with no known relation to the character from Peter Pan
Space Invadaz - A Space Invaders fangame that was presumably made for a magazine coverdisk
Mad - A particularly interesting case; only 4 SID files are known to exist of this game. While we do know the composer(Adam Gilmore, who apparently decided to make an account on the wiki & replaced the previous photo on the page for a more recent photo of him; awesome knowing that he noticed the page I made on this; I also did the pages for Raz & Blood Rush), there's no other known information regarding this supposed game.