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Flushed Away (Nintendo DS)

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Unused Graphics#

Early Title#

tittle.NCGR is an early logo.

Duplicate Title#

Title5.NCGR is a duplicate of the Flushed Away logo. The main thing which is notable about this duplicate is that it is present in all of the game's localisations, despite the logo only being used in English. Title4.NCGR is also an identical duplicate present in the game's localisations (with the exception of the Japanese version).

ssel_obj#

ssel_obj.NCGR contains a bunch of unused level select graphics.

fla2d#

fla2d.NCGR has an unused "PUSH START" graphic. This graphic is only present in the English versions. The Japanese version has its own "press start" graphic which is used although it uses a completely different design.

Regional Differences#

Language Select#

Flushed_Away_Language_Select.png Flushed_Away_Language_Select_2.png

Various European releases contain multiple languages, with the game starting up with a language select screen. Shown above is the language select from the French/Spanish version (left) and the German/Italian version (right). This language select is not present in the English version's files but interestingly, the German/Italian language select is present in the Japanese version's files.

Title Screen/Main Menu#

The Japanese version has a completely different title screen from the international versions. The "PRESS START" text flashes.

The top screen on the main menu is a static image in the Japanese version. This means that the "Dreamworks & Aardman" logo does not slide onto the screen. The "Mouse Town" logo also lacks any animation unlike the "Flushed Away" logo in the international versions.