The much loved hit videogame Elevator Action was an arcade mainstay in the 80s yet when the sequel, Elevator Action II (a.k.a. Elevator Action Returns) failed to bring in enough quarters, the franchise stalled and the following concepts were left on the drawing board:

• Rooftop Shenanigans - Spy collects secret documents that happen to drift to top of buildings
• Eavestrophingdropping - Spy, now fired from CIA, works as private eye and hangs from residential roofs to obtain proof of infidelity for clients
• Boiler Room Call Centre - After PI company fails, Spy walks into his apartment’s boiler room at night to sell senior citizens bogus stock options over the phone
• Wall Attack - After the super put locks on boiler room, Spy takes a painting job with a small crew of illegals
• Doorman Decision - Spy, extremely allergic to paint brushes, finds work as doorman where he has to balance opening doors with helping people with packages
• Caulking and Spackling Excitement - Building management asks Spy to find and fill the holes used by the building’s 3,000 resident rats
• Alleyway Shoot-Em-Up - Spy lives in alley. Spends days shooting heroin
• Destination Basement - Spy is killed by roaming teenage thugs and buried under water cooler