The sequel to the PC Engine game Gekisha Boy. Just like it's predecessor, it unfortunately never left Japan. It was supposed to get a European release in 2002, but it was ultimately cancelled after the publisher disappeared out of nowhere.
Sub-Page#
Secret Ending#
After completing Fancy Wedding, you'll be rewarded with a newspaper headline and a unique photo of David depending on which difficulty you selected.
Easy |
Normal |
Hard |
100% Completion |
|---|---|---|---|
After completing every album for each stage, you'll be rewarded with a special fourth headline and a photo of an ecstatic David holding up a trophy of himself.
Unused Graphics#
Common (CMN.GAT)#
Early Film Reel Icon#
Unused |
Final |
|---|---|
An earlier version of the reel icon used on the HUD. It can be seen in a lot of early screenshots / footage.
It's orange instead of green and it lacks the white stripe going across it.
Henohenomoheji#
A henohenomoheji doodle, which is where you arrange the hiragana characters へ (He), の (No), へ (He), の (No), も (Mo), へ (He), and じ (Ji) in a specific way to form a face.
It's drawn on some scarecrows in Spooky Spot Odaiba, but this exact texture doesn't seem to be used anywhere.
Fancy Wedding (FWD.GAT)#
Gekisha Girl#
There's an unused animation in the ending cutscene where Gekisha Girl throws a bouquet of flowers into the air.
It's unknown exactly where it would've played, as she never holds them at any point during the stage.
Title (TTL.GAT)#
Blair Icon#
An icon for Blair can be found amongst the textures used for the 3D models in the cutscenes.
Gekibo 2 Background#
Fade Transitions#
These are presumably different variations of the fade in / fade out transitions that play before and after each stage.
Placeholder Backgrounds#
Numbered Icons#
Some numbered icons that range from 0 - 4. It's unknown what their purpose would've been.
References#
|
The Gekisha Boy series | |
|---|---|
|
TurboGrafx-16 |
|
|
PlayStation 2 |
|