An item known as the Holy Grail exists in the game's data as well as showing up on the game's built in screen saver. The item is fully functional and prevents instant death from attacks, but was ultimately cut from the game for unknown reasons.
Contributed by KidDivinegon
According to a website made by prop artist Gill Bertram, there was going to be another accessible bank in Liberty City based on an unnamed New York bank. Additionally, the same website features a screenshot from the beta that shows a slightly different HUD and a different font for the money counter.
Contributed by ZpaceJ0ck0
A café restaurant called Rockstar Café was cut and was renamed Superstar Café; however, the beta name is still on the employees outfits. More evidence of the original name can be found in the game files.
Contributed by ZpaceJ0ck0
Found within the game data for the Wii U version of the game are files for the Cube and Spike Wisp Powers from Sonic Colors, along with an unused Snake Transformation, none of which appear in either versions of the final release.
Contributed by CuriousUserX90
There are four unused items in the game's memory obtainable only through GameShark codes or debug rooms:
• Masamune: A Long Sword-class Artifact weapon, increases base attack by 115 and has no unleash effect. It has a unique graphic that is not seen legitimately in either this game or Lost Age.
• Sol Blade: A Long Sword-class Artifact weapon, increases base attack by 138 and has no unleash effect. Its 138 attack power is the highest out of any weapon in this game, surpassing even the 135 attack power of the Gaia Blade, this game's ultimate weapon.
• Kusanagi: A Light Blade-class Artifact weapon, increases base attack by 135 and has no unleash effect.
• Mysterious Robe: An Artifact robe, increases base defense by 40 and has no secondary effect.
Most of these items became proper, fully-coded items in the game's sequel, Golden Sun: The Lost Age
• Masamune: A Long Sword-class Artifact weapon, increases base attack by 115 and has no unleash effect. It has a unique graphic that is not seen legitimately in either this game or Lost Age.
• Sol Blade: A Long Sword-class Artifact weapon, increases base attack by 138 and has no unleash effect. Its 138 attack power is the highest out of any weapon in this game, surpassing even the 135 attack power of the Gaia Blade, this game's ultimate weapon.
• Kusanagi: A Light Blade-class Artifact weapon, increases base attack by 135 and has no unleash effect.
• Mysterious Robe: An Artifact robe, increases base defense by 40 and has no secondary effect.
Most of these items became proper, fully-coded items in the game's sequel, Golden Sun: The Lost Age
Contributed by MeleeWaluigi
Within the game's code are items colloquially known as "seeds" (their real names in the game's internal memory consist of garbled data) that spawn landscape objects (such as trees, rocks, or buildings) when dropped. The game uses these items to implement the layout of each randomly generated town.
Through cheating, it is possible to place these "seeds" in the player's inventory and spawn landscape features as they please, though they will not appear until the player has entered and exited a building. Placing these objects is irreversible, and it is possible to softlock or brick the game if they are dropped in excess or otherwise abused.
Through cheating, it is possible to place these "seeds" in the player's inventory and spawn landscape features as they please, though they will not appear until the player has entered and exited a building. Placing these objects is irreversible, and it is possible to softlock or brick the game if they are dropped in excess or otherwise abused.
Contributed by game4brains
In the game's opening cutscene, Amigo uses his own maracas as a racquet and Dr. Eggman uses multiple racquets from his backpack. However, both of them use regular racquets during the actual game.
Contributed by CuriousUserX90
Squidward's Clarinet can be found in the game's files, but Squidward is never seen holding or using it.
Contributed by MeleeWaluigi
The very first line in the first level's text archive contains a message that says: Stage 1: Under Construction!
This message does not otherwise appear during the level and is the only level to have such a text. As it suggests, it was likely used when the stage was being constructed.
This message does not otherwise appear during the level and is the only level to have such a text. As it suggests, it was likely used when the stage was being constructed.
Contributed by MeleeWaluigi
Found within the game's data is an unused Red Koopa Troopa that can only appear through hacking methods. Unlike the green Koopa Troopas found in the game, the red ones will attempt to run at the player and knock them around similar to Bullies. When knocked out of their shells, they'll slowly walk back into them instead of panicking like the green ones do. In addition, their shells cannot be ridden. Instead, they will only slide along the ground like in previous Mario games, killing enemies in their path until they break against a wall. If a Red Koopa Troopa is eaten by Yoshi, he'll spew out fire like he does when eating one in Super Mario World.
Contributed by CuriousUserX90
The game contains an unused perk called "Expose Enemy". It's code name is "specialty_exposeenemy".
Contributed by MeleeWaluigi
There are two unfinished items in the game's memory that go unused in the final game:
• Tricorder - The tricorder gives you a sensor display to the bottom right with dots representing friends and foes, and describes what you point at in more detail with the left mouse button. The item was finished up late and made officially available in the Virtual Voyager expansion.
• Hypospray - The primary trigger fires a spray of blue particles. Using the alternate fire shows it's clearly unfinished by only spraying at an extremely high rate without sound. It also has an early icon, showing a different font. Ironically, attempting to obtain one by cheating will parse "health" and the letters as a negative number, killing the player in the process.
• Tricorder - The tricorder gives you a sensor display to the bottom right with dots representing friends and foes, and describes what you point at in more detail with the left mouse button. The item was finished up late and made officially available in the Virtual Voyager expansion.
• Hypospray - The primary trigger fires a spray of blue particles. Using the alternate fire shows it's clearly unfinished by only spraying at an extremely high rate without sound. It also has an early icon, showing a different font. Ironically, attempting to obtain one by cheating will parse "health" and the letters as a negative number, killing the player in the process.
Contributed by MeleeWaluigi
There are 3 unobtainable item boxes located under the S curve of DK Summit.
Contributed by MeleeWaluigi
There are a few unused items from Super Mario Bros. 3 that can be spawned as the first item in your inventory using a Pro Action Replay, but using most of them will crash the game:
• An anchor
• A hammer
• A warp whistle
• A music box
• An anchor
• A hammer
• A warp whistle
• A music box
Contributed by MeleeWaluigi
There are item graphics for a diamond and a noose that are never used in-game. The diamond is likely related to the one used for the time machine, though it never actually appears in your inventory. A noose never appears in the game, however.
Contributed by MeleeWaluigi
The game files contain data for an unused weapon called "The Killer Bow".
Contributed by MeleeWaluigi
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