Unused categories regarding "Fictional Place," "Person/Title," "Slang," and "Foreign Word" can be found in the PlayStation version's data.
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Unused graphic of Shrek's swamp can be found in the GameCube, Xbox, PlayStation 2, and the PC version's files, suggesting that such a stage may have been planned at one point during development.
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The game has unused music from Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels and Super Mario Bros. 3 in its data.
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In the Dreamcast version's files there is text simply stating "Joe Rules."
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In the files are yellow and blue Yoshi icons, suggesting there may have more palette swaps planned for the game. In the final version, only green, red, and black Yoshis can be used.
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The data for the American version of the GBA release suggests that a Japanese version for the game was planned. However, because the GBA was discontinued the previous year in that country, it was cancelled.
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A bunch of rather vulgar passwords can be found in the GBA version's files. All of the passwords (except for B1TCHK!) are six characters or less, compared to the seven character passwords used for the game. Using B1TCHK!, however, doesn't do anything, making this also unused.
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The song "Go Faster" by The Black Crowes can be found in the GameCube version's data.
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By adding in "WeMissYou=1" to either hmgames.ini or scummvm.ini, several pictures of Humongous developers will be added to the puzzle game.
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The game has several .txt files within it containing long messages from the developers. One file called Wacky.txt lists a set of facts about the game.
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There is an unused LED sign left in the game's data which may have been planned for use at the Rock Bottom bus station. A stationary sign is used in its stead.
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Unused models and code for Mr. Krabs can be found in the game's data, suggesting he may have been planned as a playable character in one of the mini-games, most likely the "Save Me Money" mini game.
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In the Wii version of the game, there are letters and numbers floating in the middle of empty space outside of SpongeBob's house.
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The game has unused music that may have originally been planned for use in one of the game's maps.
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The 2001 Norwegian version of the game not only colorized the item cursors , but also made the movement animations skippable, which didn't happen in any other region until the 2007 rerelease.
Contributed by thejeriahoross
Several names of vehicles are different in the United States, Japanese and Chinese versions. Crazy Horse was changed to Wind Walker, and Dirty Joker was changed to Sly Joker in both the USA & European versions.
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Duff McWhalen/Tidal Makkoeen originally had a different unique theme, as opposed to the remix of Bubble Crab's theme from Mega Man X2 in the final game.
Contributed by SonicNicholas1995
Once Orochi is defeated on the PlayStation 2 version, a crescent moon comes out in Shinshu Field. However, a full moon comes out in the Japanese version due to a programming mistake.
Contributed by ProtoSnake
At one point, the W Emblem was going to be purple. This would imply that when Mario equips the W Emblem, it was originally going to make Mario’s clothes transform into Waluigi’s clothes, as opposed to this happening by equipping the L and W Emblems in the final game.
Contributed by SonicNicholas1995
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