- GODZILLA SAVE THE EARTH PS2 INTRO MOVIE
- GODZILLA SAVE THE EARTH PS2 INTRO LICENSE
- GODZILLA SAVE THE EARTH PS2 INTRO SERIES
Super Mechagodzilla was considered according to Simon Strange.Varan was not directly considered but according to Simon Strange would have been "their next choice".Battra was to be made playable after the Super X3 was added, but ultimately Battra remained an air strike.Hedorah was strongly considered but was not included due to the limitations of the consoles.
He was later included as a playable character in Godzilla: Unleashed.
Titanosaurus was included in some concept art for the game, but was never in serious consideration to be added. 
Her data was recycled wholesale in Godzilla: Unleashed. In 2014, modders utilizing the PlayStation 2 emulator PCSX2 managed to access Biollante's data and render her playable. Biollante is the only monster in any of the Atari/Pipeworks Godzilla games to be fully completed but scrapped from the finished game.
GODZILLA SAVE THE EARTH PS2 INTRO LICENSE
Biollante was behind and as a result Atari wasn't able to get the license in time despite being eventually completed and still being present in the game's code. Ebirah (boss in the Godzilla 2000 rail level). Mechagodzilla (GvMGII) (called Mechagodzilla 2 in-game). The original story during development was much more elaborate, involving the Vortaak infiltrating human society to steal G-cells. If the player completes the game on hard mode with Godzilla 2000, a cutscene will be shown where Godzilla creates a black hole by blowing off SpaceGodzilla's shoulder crystals, which sucks him in, thus saving the world. The player assumes the role of a monster who has broken free of the control, regardless of what monster is picked. If you would love to see these titles reintroduced to the market, please sign the petition, and show Atari that there's a large amount of Godzilla & game fans that would love to see these games once more on a new generation of platforms.After failing to invade the Earth in 2002, the Vortaak return to Earth two years later with all of the monsters under their control, with their ultimate weapon, SpaceGodzilla. This petition was created to help showcase interest for having these classics either introduced through the Xbox Backwards Compatibility program, or remastered in such a way that would allow old fans and new players alike to enjoy them with the new technological advances that have been made since their original release. Pipeworks, the developer, has expressed interest in bringing these classics back to the market, however their hands are tied. Presently Atari owns the rights to these titles, as they published them back in 2002 & 2004. GODZILLA SAVE THE EARTH PS2 INTRO MOVIE
With a new Godzilla movie arriving next year, it would be a great opportunity to release these games once more either through Xbox Backwards Compatibility or a remastered collection for Xbox one, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
GODZILLA SAVE THE EARTH PS2 INTRO SERIES
In 2004, another game in the series was released called Godzilla: Save the Earth, and later in 2007 Godzilla: Unleashed was released for the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo Wii. In 2002 Pipeworks developed Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee for GameCube & Xbox, which was published by Atari. Fans across the world have been patiently waiting for another Godzilla game.
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