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The Adventures of Dr. Franken Nintendo
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The Adventures of Dr. Franken is an unreleased NES game commissioned by MotiveTime, developed by an unidentified company called Cygnus, and to be released by MotiveTime's parent company Elite Systems around 1993.
The player takes the role of Dr. Franken who must find body parts of his girlfriend scattered all over the mansion to attempt to resurrect her. An Elite worker told NES World that Elite did not like Cygnus' job and considered developing the game themselves, but decided to cancel it as they saw the NES market decline. At some point, Elite pitched a prototype to Kemco, which was found in the early 2000s. The exact game was ported to the Game Boy as "Dr. Franken".
The game was programmed by Mark Crane with graphics by David Percival and audio by Mark Cooksey.