Mark Mullins was *kinda* correct about Shipwrecked 64
Mark Mullins may have been a terrible CEO and Boss, who was willing to tortment, torture and use anyone in his way to get what he wants, but if there was one thing he was correct about, it was...
... that Shipwrecked 64 would've been a Disaster on the Gaming Market if it was released like it was.
If Broadside Studios or Mark Mullins had given the all-clear to Cogware Games, you probably would've found this Game exclusively in Bargains Bins in Retail Stores back then just because how bad it was. The intended Version of Shipwrecked 64 is basically just a glorified Demo of a Game.
Shipwrecked 64 had basically only like 6 Minigames, two of which are Platform Minigames (one of which is a Secret), 3 Collection Minigames and 1 Minigame where you just... run around a Cricle and interact with Ovens. So-- if you put it besides Mario 64, you can understand Mark's Disapointment.
The Game cost them Millions, they even made a Costume and a Commerical JUST for Shipwrecked, and they barely even heard any News or Progress Reports on the Game just to be presented with a half-baked Demo.
So, tbh imo, Mark was *kinda* right about Shipwrecked 64 ultimately becoming a Disaster and was right to cancel it.