Unused Character#
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In Crystal Crisis_Data/StreamingAssets/AssetBundles/Standalone_Windows/characters/baseball/ there is a reference to an unused model and animations for an unused character named "baseball".
In the Crystal Colors section of the Extras menu, there's a color for a "Mr. Sports" character. "baseball" is most likely Mr. Sports. His model is the same as Tina's and has a lot of her animations as well.
Baseball also has some unique animations replacing the ones that would've been used by Tina. Trying to forcefully load the character into the game softlocks the game after selecting a stage.
(Source: Original TCRF research)
Unused Audio#
Unused Theme Song#
In Crystal Crisis_Data/StreamingAssets/AssetBundles/Standalone_Windows/musicplayer, alongside the used tracks, is the unused character Mr. Sports' theme song. It is currently unknown if it is an arrangement of another game's song or if it is an original track.
(Source: Original TCRF research)
English Story Mode Outtake#
Present in the file for the English dub of the story mode's narration (Crystal Crisis_Data/StreamingAssets/AssetBundles/Standalone_Windows/storymode/sound/narrator), there exists an alternate take of the chapter narration before the fight between Thompson and Zombie. It has the same dialogue, just with different delivery, and, notably, you can hear Peter laughing at the end of it.
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(Source: Original TCRF research)
Unused Voicelines#
President Thompson#
Thompson has unused voicelines for his Defense Burst. In his DB animation he answers his phone with "Yes...!" (one of his small Crystal Break taunt lines) making these lines unused. The unused lines are grouped together in one file and the name of the clips below.
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vo_thompson_specdef_01c |
(Source: Original TCRF research)
Early Credits Sequence#
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In Crystal Crisis_Data/StreamingAssets/ArcadeCredits.dat and Crystal Crisis_Data/StreamingAssets/ArcadeCredits_jp.dat lies 2 early versions of the credits, which in the final game is a .mp4 file. They're the same as the video credits sequence, but it's all coded out. There is, however, a few interesting differences between these two files, as well as some oddities.
Differences#
- UMI☆KUUN's name is spelled as UMIKUUN in ArcadeCredits.dat.
- Toshihiro's name is listed in full in ArcadeCredits_JP.dat.
- Due to the game's soundtrack never actually releasing, the "SOUNDTRACK AVAILABLE NOW!" text was removed from ArcadeCredits_JP.dat.
- Red Fire was improperly listed in ArcadeCredits.dat and the .mp4 of the credits as Black Fire, which is an earlier iteration of the song. This was fixed to properly say Red Fire in ArcadeCredits_JP.dat.
(Source: Original TCRF research)
Oddities#
- Different spacing for the text uses the parameter "spacing_sizey".
- The "Presented by Nicalis" audio is queued up through the code, but not any of the other assets that aren't text.
- The Arcade mode doesn't have a credits sequence.
(Source: Original TCRF research)
Console Leftovers#
In Crystal Crisis_Data/StreamingAssets/AssetBundles/Standalone_Windows/platform_specific/ there is 2 files for the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch versions of the game, which houses leftover graphics of the respective controls for both platforms.
(Source: Original TCRF research)
Hidden Details#
Editing Quote's model reveals that he has human ears hidden underneath his headphones. Probably a model template leftover?