A remake of the Game Boy Advance game Crayon Shin-chan: Arashi wo Yobu Cinema Land no Daibouken! (known in Spain as "Shin Chan: Aventuras en Cineland"), now with the addition of fully-voiced cutscenes, enhanced visuals and five new stages based on the later Shin-chan movies.
Unused Graphics#
Dummy Data#
root/z000.bin
"ダミーデータ" translates to "Dummy Data".
Early Graphics#
root/d1s_test00.bin
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root/d1s_test01.bin
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root/d1s_test02.bin
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root/d1s_test03.bin
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(Source: Original TCRF research)
Development Text#
root/フォルダ説明.txt
Same as Arashi wo Yobu Nutte Crayoon Daisakusen!.
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(Source: Original TCRF research)
Regional Differences#
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Intro#
During the splash screen intro, Shin-chan reads the Banpresto and Inti Creates logos out loud. This was removed the in Spanish (EU) version.
Title Screen#
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Title Theme Song#
While the Japanese version of the game plays a recreation of the then opening theme for the anime called "Yuruyuru de DE-O!", the Spanish (EU) version plays an extended version of the save menu song.
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Removed Songs#
The Spanish (EU) version removes some of the songs in the Japanese version and either replaces them with remixes of other songs, or doesn't use them at all.
Attack Onomatopoeia#
The Japanese version shows small onomatopoeia boxes after jumping on an enemy or getting hit, this was removed from the Spanish (EU) version.
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