EARLY SCREENSHOTS

Unreal has come along way since it's conception.
I will keep scowering the Net in search of more early Unreal screenshots and I'll post them here.
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	One of the first ever Unreal images, based on a test level. This image was released to the public through the ordering information screen of James Schmalz's previous game, Extreme Pinball.
	A test image of the dragon created by James Schmalz, which was later dropped from the game.
	Another dragon not used in the final game
	The original female player in the game as well as the first incarnation of the Brute, originally called Big Man by the development team. All the textures in this level were never used in the game.
	A castle level created for the game, but never used in the final version.
	The first shot of a level called Bluff Eversmoking. This level, including the Manta creature, made it into the final game.
	Another level that was never used in the game, this screenshot was dubbed the "Shot That Would Not Die" by the development team as it appeared in almost every Unreal preview at the time
	Another castle level created for the game, but never used in the final version.
	Early screenshot of the Unreal Editor