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Antonball Deluxe
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Attachment Inside the code of Antonball Deluxe is a small, barely-legible image file simply called "hi", depicting former US president Donald Trump riding a Green Shell in a fan-made remake of Super Mario 64. Tony Grayson, the creator of Antonball, posted a high resolution rendition of the image on Twitter a year before the game's launch.
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Wacky Races: Crash & Dash
subdirectory_arrow_right Carmageddon: Reincarnation (Game)
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Attachment Inside the files of the Wii version of Wacky Races: Crash & Dash is a file depicting the title of an unreleased game called Carmageddon: 4 Ever, seemingly implying that the game was built off of an unreleased build for the cancelled Carmageddon 4 that was also being developed at Eidos during the 2000s.
person Rocko & Heffer calendar_month September 4, 2023
Transformers: Devastation
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Attachment Nova Prime was going to be involved in the game to a much larger capacity than in-game cutscenes. A full 3D model with an unrigged skeletal rig is hidden within the game files.
Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind
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Bubsy in: Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind was censored during the process of obtaining a Nintendo Seal of Approval, with two known instances being the removal of a cartoonish beheading death animation, and a catnip hazard which resembled marijuana and was replaced with banana peels.
The Flintstones
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Attachment The Flintstones on SNES contains a music track titled "Unused Song 2", a somber and atmospheric track known for being completely inappropriate for the game's tone and source material that was only accessible through the sound test. The song was not originally written for The Flintstones, but rather as a test track for Ocean's MEdit software by composer Dean Evans. It ended up in the game as filler for the sake of using up excess cartridge space, and was not at any point supposed to be used in game as anything other than a sound test track.
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
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The PlayStation 2 version of the game had exclusive online functionality and there were alleged plans by EA to add online leaderboards and host tournaments after the game's launch.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses
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According to director Toshiyuki Kusakihara, he wrote out an extensive history for the continent of Fódlan from the beginning and containing "probably a good ten-thousand years' worth of material" just to use as reference materials for development. However, he has stated that he would not release it, and expected more inquisitive players to analyze the story and fill in the holes themselves as the developers gradually forget the material over time.
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
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There's unused annoucer files calling "P5 Hero" and "Persona 5 Hero" suggesting that the protagonist of Persona 5 was at some point planned to be in the roster
Super Metroid
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Attachment In the hand drawn map of Super Metroid used by Nintendo Game Play Counselors, a single unused early room can be seen. The unused room is still in the game data, but it can never be reached. In the final game, the room was replaced with the acid Chozo room.
Just Dance 4
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Within the game's data is an unused Mashup for the song "Istanbul" by They Might Be Giants. While it is unknown why the Mashup was removed, it is theorized that it was because of the low amount of dancers within the Mashup, as only 6 dancers are used.
Wrecking Crew
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Attachment An early version of the legs for one of Gotchawrench's climbing sprites can be found in the game's data.
Wrecking Crew
subdirectory_arrow_right Wrecking Crew '98 (Game)
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Attachment In Wrecking Crew, Foreman Spike has unique tiles for his lower body, showing him with a belt. However, he uses the tiles for Mario and Luigi instead, leaving them unused. Interestingly, his redesign in Wrecking Crew '98 features a belt.
Street Fighter III: New Generation
subdirectory_arrow_right Street Fighter III 2nd Impact: Giant Attack (Game)
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Attachment In Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact there is an unused female voice that doesn't match either Elena or Ibuki. It's possible these voice lines belonged to an earlier version of Makoto, as she was originally meant to debut in this game but was moved to 3rd Strike due to time constrains.
Street Fighter V
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Attachment Street Fighter series director Takayuki Nakayama revealed some concept designs by Bengus meant to represent each of divine beasts in Japanese mythology. These designs depict Byakko (the white tiger), Suzaku (the vermillion bird), Genbu (the black tortoise), Seiryu (the azure dragon), and the less often seen Koryu (the yellow dragon). These designs were meant to be used for mascots of the annual Special RAGE Cup events, which were Street Fighter tournaments held in Japan. The winner would recieve an special costume made for them.

As the RAGE Cup event only lasted for three years (2016-2018), only three of the beasts were present. It is unknown what the final concept of the blue and yellow dragons might have looked like.
Kurohyou 2: Ryuu ga Gotoku Ashura-hen
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Attachment The game files contains three unused songs that don't play anywhere in the game. It is unknown what their names are or who composed them.
Kurohyou: Ryuu ga Gotoku Shinshou
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Attachment The game's data contains four unused weapons: a pistol, a minigun, a combat knife, and knuckledusters. While the only thing that remains of the first three are textures (indicating they didn't make it far into development), the knuckledusters are fully modeled.
Kurohyou: Ryuu ga Gotoku Shinshou
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Attachment The game's data contains an unused model for protagonist Tatsuya Ukyo wearing a baggy silver tracksuit. In the final game, he only wears a black-and-gold tracksuit and a pair of black boxing shorts depending on the story segment, with no option to manually change outfits. It is unknown how this outfit would have been obtained in-game.
Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge
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Attachment The game's date contains unused forward and backward walk cycles for Bishamon where he can be seen bracing his sword in a defensive posture. They have no hitboxes or other properties assigned, implying they were eliminated early in development, and it is unknown what exactly they might have been used for.
Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge
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Attachment Within the game files there's an unused alternate wakeup animation for Morrigan, which shows her temporarily becoming a dark figure while a cloud of bats lift her up. In the final game, her sprite doesn't change colors.
Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors
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Attachment The game's data contains labels for player 3 up to player 8. It is possible that a mode reminiscent of the Tournament Battle variant of Super Street Fighter II (a special version that networked 4 cabinets together to allow for 8 player elimination tournaments) was considered at one point in development before being scrapped.
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