Pretty much the same as the PS1 releases, just with different names and some different or added minigames.
And yes, these were also sold at retail and licensed by Sony.
Releases#
- January
- Dalmatians 3 (January 23; same as Dalmatians 2)
- Legend of Herkules (January 23; same as Herkules)
- February
- Dinosaur Adventure (February 27; same as Dinosaurs)
- Mighty Mulan (February 27; same as Legend of Mulan)
- Son of the Lion King (February 27; same as Lion and the King 2)
- The Toys Room (February 27; same as Toys)
- April
- Countryside Bears (April 9; same as Winky the Little Bear)
- The Mouse Police (April 9; same as Detective Mouse)
- May
- Animal Soccer World (May 21; same as Animal Football)
- Empire of Atlantis (May 21; same as Atlantis: The Lost Continent)
NOTE: While Legend of Herkules and Mighty Mulan are not based on Dingo Pictures' productions (Pure Magic's Hercules and Django Studios' The Legend of Mulan, respectively), they share the same codebase as the other Dingo Pictures games, and thus are listed here.
Unused Graphics#
Leftovers from various other Code Monkeys titles based on Dingo Pictures movies can be found scattered through GAMEDATA.BIN.
Unsorted/Multiple#
Anastasia#
Nice Cats#
Goldie#
(Source: tikal.)
Legend of Herkules#
Like Herkules on PS1, this game does not have French as a selectable language option, though there are graphics left over for this language.
Development-Related Text#
Starting from offset 0x7FB000 of FILEDATA.BIN is a .doc file which contains information about the game's sound effects. Analysing the metadata, it was last edited by Colin Hogg, who is credited as a programmer/producer in several Code Monkeys games.
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Download The Code Monkeys Sound Effects .doc File: dinosauradventure-soundeffects.zip (18.5 KB) (info) |
(Source: tikal.)