I don't think a prototype was ever found and if I remember correctly the switch to gamecube was made late in production, so it might've been finished.

I never bothered picking up the GC version as it's not the kind of game I like, but it could've been a killer title on the N64, a genre the N64 lacked.

Honestly, I don't think we'll ever see a copy of the N64 version "floating around".

It was a fantastic game, but I got tired of fighting colorful enemies. At first it was cool, but then it got annoying.

I love the "Sword Level" I love watching this guy dying over and over again, while he continues to go insane beyond repair. He looks soo sick at some point. Then there is the monk stage, which was auwsome. Of cours when your in Colonial America stage was just peachy.

The game should have been on the N64 instead.

Yeah its worth playing one of those titles that you can't seem to put down once you start playing

You must be mistaken, this is the Canadian company Silicon Knights has developed this game.

http://64dd.net/modules/games/index.php?system=n64&type=unreleased&section=main&...

What I was reading, was the Rare, was brought by MS, then Silicon Knights replaced Rare, at Nintendo. This was just at the begining of the GCN era, but it could have been earlier.
Rare was making a whole bunch of N64 future titles, that was never released.

Unrelated another Egyptian, dungeon crawler was also being produced for the N64, and was never released.

X-box audience is just a bunch of Windows users, who knows that Microsoft was just recruiting Videogames users. They never even gave the X-box any breathing room. X-box could have lasted three ten more years.