This implies that it was either originally in Stage 1 but was then moved to Stage 5 later in development. The graphics function that controls the virus palettes has some unused values that change the viruses into other visible palettes. There also exists unused hit counters, most of which turn the viruses invincible, but one makes the virus require 4 hits to be cleared. The game might have been planned to have the A button and D-Pad interchangeably, similar to Rhythm Tweezers.
Unused English text is present in this game's tileset. The text can spell out any number of words, including "down", "punch", and "right". Japanese words are displayed during the tutorial in-game, and they mean essentially the same thing as these unused English text. A crab and a duck, which both go unused. An unused sound for Play-Yan screaming. This could have been used when Play-Yan fell off of the stairs after the steps disappeared.
It doesn't appear in its sequel either, suggesting it was cut before either one was finished. With new SFX, comes new combos. These include:. The string is slightly different on this bomb, the final version uses a more curvy string design. This is the last frame of the explosion, for some reason this was never added in, probably by mistake. There are a few unused sprites meant to replace the giraffe for the different versions of Tap Trial, but only the original giraffe ever appears in the final game.
Remix 7 would've utilized the dragon, and Tap Trial 2 might have, at one point, used the camel. The versions of Tap Trial in Remix 5, Remix 7, and Remix 8 also have finished sprites for jump taps and triple taps, which are not used in the final game. The girl that is used in the Remix 7 version winks if you do a jump tap correctly. These sprites can be seen by editing the memory values at memory address 0xD1CA1 in a hex editor, then opening the minigame Tap Trial.
Changing it to 0x01 shows the Remix 8 version, 0x02 shows the Remix 7 version, and 0x04 shows the Remix 5 version.
The audio cues in this version are placed differently than that of the used version, most of which being on offbeats. It was likely changed to make the song flow better with the lines from the characters, however this has yet to be proven true. This appears over the white oval with text that serves as the caption on the rating screen after completing certain unused games in the debug menu.
Sprites of a cowbell are present within the Rhythm Test's graphics, it might have once been intended to be used for a timer's ending tone.
Graphics from an earlier version of the Game Select screen. This unused screen says when the full game released, so it was a reminder to buy the game on August 3rd for 3, yen. When opening the ROM as raw audio on Audacity, it's revealed that every sound effect from the retail version is still in there, but only some of the ones from the mentioned playable games above are used. If you appreciate the work done within the wiki, please consider supporting The Cutting Room Floor on Patreon.
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