Japanese clothing company Uniqlo held a competition called the UT Grand Prix for a winner to have their artwork used for a t-shirt to be worn in-game and receive $10,000, with the grand-prize winner being Chinese artist Li Wen Pei. However, it was later discovered that Wen Pei had broken the contest's rules causing him to be disqualified and the grand prize not being awarded to another entrant. Though not explicitly stated by Uniqlo as to why he was disqualified, it's believed this was due to Wen Pei having used his design for his own commercial purposes such as on phone cases and t-shirts, which goes against the competition's rules. Wen Pei's design featured a Gyarados sitting atop a trio of Magikarp presented in a totem style.
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Several changes were made to the game during its development: the game's box art was altered, the game's title changed from Cabaret Gals to Girls RPG: Cinderella Life, hostesses being changed to “Neosiennes”, the character’s underlying goal changed to finding a legendary lucky butterfly at the castle instead of being the best hostess, and the game's marketed sale price from 5,400 yen to 4,980 yen.
Though undisclosed, it's assumed that these changes were done so try and disassociate itself from the fact that the game is about being a hostess, which is deemed as not being one of the most dignified professions in Japan.
Though undisclosed, it's assumed that these changes were done so try and disassociate itself from the fact that the game is about being a hostess, which is deemed as not being one of the most dignified professions in Japan.
Contributed by KnowledgeBase
The game has an unused background that uses graphics from Wrecking Crew.
Contributed by SonicNicholas1995
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During development, Ayla's animations sported bouncier breasts, but this facet of her animations was toned down before release.
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An early unpolished draft of Penny’s intro cutscene is present in the game files.
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An unused version of one of the cutscene images can be found in the DS release's files. The Ivory-Billed Woodpecker's name is off-centered, but is otherwise mostly the same.
Contributed by GamerBen144
Bubble Bass has unused eye textures in the GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox version's files, suggesting he may have been planned to have a larger role in the game.
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Fully modeled, unused traffic cars can be found in the game's data. They include an ambulance, a camper, and two trucks (one with a truck hauling pipes, and a tanker truck).
Contributed by GamerBen144
The Wart Boss Fight was originally going to sport tomato projectiles like its original incarnation in Super Mario Bros 2 featured. They were replaced with cabbages in the final release, but the tomato sprite is still present in the game, albeit unused.
Contributed by CuriousUserX90
Early music icons for the SpongeBob SquarePants DLC can be found in the PlayStation 3 version's data. They do not feature any LittleBigPlanet characters.
Contributed by GamerBen144
The Baby Yoshi seen in an egg half hatched on the game's Japanese title screen has an unused graphic of it's full body, suggesting that the game was originally intended to show Baby Yoshis both fully hatched and half hatched.
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In the NES version, there are unused sprites suggesting that Spider-Man was once planned to climb walls.
Contributed by GamerBen144
Unused Paintinator models and icon can be found in the data.
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In the Wii version’s files is an unused animated version of the EA Sports logo. The final game uses a stationary one.
Contributed by GamerBen144
Two unused maps can still be found in the game's data. One is a pirate ship and the other is a round room with four doors.
Contributed by gamemaster1991
Unused data can be found in the game’s files suggesting that the Sensei, Rockhopper, the Jet-Pack Guy, and a robot from the PSA missions were going to be fully functional characters.
Contributed by GamerBen144
In the game's files is an unused title graphic for when the game was initially called "Disney's Mickey for Nintendo GameCube."
Contributed by GamerBen144
The XBox and Gamecube versions of the game have an unused static Traveller's Tales logo, which is different to the 3D one used in the intro.
Contributed by psyducklover13
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