Lost Mike and Melissa Video Games

There have been many attempts to make a official game adaptation of Mike and Melissa, but most of them seem to never go through due to horrible accidents. 
== Mike and Melissa (NES) ==
The NES game was the first attempt at a game (we don't talk about the atari incident) for the series. The plot of said game was gonna be the simular to episode 22, but with minigames inplace of memories. The game was around 23% done before one of the interns thought you used real life paint to make pixel art and tried to draw on the screen with it. The paint seethed into one of the computers and it heated up and spurted paint gas everywhere and killed everyone inside the dev room. All the computers also got stolen during the clean up so yeah. It is unknown where this screenshot originates from.
== Mike Fucks Up ==
Mike Fucks Up was a modified version of DooM. Not much is known why this game never came out, or who even made it. All we have are a couple of early alpha screenshots.
== Mike and Melissa (N64) ==
Years later, a rag tag group of teens in their garage made a hack job of Mario 64 and showed it to Mike and Melissa inc. The company loved it and hired them to make an actual game. The game was gonna take place in Mike's nightmares as he tries to escape from his mind to wake up in the real world. The final boss looked very similar to Melinda, which Mike and Melissa inc didn't like, so (this is speculation) the company hired a hit man to kill the teens and make it look like an accident. The lead dev, Tommy, was killed in a way to make it look like he peeled off all his skin with a plastic spork. It is unknown where this screenshot originates from.
== Mike and Melissa (2014) ==
Mike and Melissa '14 was a game being made to show off the technical prowess of the Playstation 4, but kept getting delayed. It was later also going to get a port to the other consoles and PC and linux, no mac. The dev team for this one all met up with an exorcise and locked themselves away in a vault until they could complete the game. When the vault was open on the deadline, the place was just covered in broken furniture and red mist. Some of the bodies were found, mangled beyond recognition with parts of their computers sprinkled within. When people went to clean up, they all swore they could hear voices talking to them. Mike and Melissa inc tried to cover this up with new technology that auto deletes anyone connected to the internet's images or video of said game and then said that the game never existed. There are no known surviving screenshots of the game itself, just real life interviews with the staff before they went in the vault.
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