Deja Vu I & II: The Casebooks of Ace Harding

Deja Vu I & II: The Casebooks of Ace Harding is a port of the 1992 Windows game, combining the two games into one cartridge, and drawing much inspiration from the NES MacVenture ports. The sequel, Ace Harding: Lost in Las Vegas, was planned for the NES, but was cancelled.¹

Unused Music#

The Game Boy Color version contains six unused jingles, plus an unused track. Note that Jingle 03 sounds like track 11 in the NES version, and Track 19 sounds like the NES version's track 13.

Jingle 01

Jingle 02

Jingle 03

Jingle 04

Jingle 05

Track 19

Regional Differences#

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Logo#

The US version shows an additional logo for Vatical Entertainment before proceeding to the Kemco logo.

Item List#

The US and European releases use smaller fonts than the Japanese version, and the in-game menus were resized from two columns and four rows of items to a single column of seven items. As a result, the Japanese version displays eight items on a page, whereas the US and European releases show seven.

Japan	US/Europe

References#