GuitarFreaks 11thMIX & drummania 10thMIX

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IMAGINE STILL USING PS1 H
HARDWARE IN 2004

This introduction was made by beatmania IIDX/pop'n music gang

Unused Graphics#

Background Animations#

The folder DATA8 contains the many files used for the game's songs, which include graphics, music, keysounds and animation controllers. Amidst the graphic resources for several older songs, exist several unused sprites, listed below:

Happy man - I0005/BG0005.FCN#

From the original GuitarFreaks to GuitarFreaks 3rdMIX, during a scene in the video of the song Happy man, a rocker character is displayed, strumming either a guitar or a broom. In later releases, only his head is displayed, albeit the graphics for his other body parts can still be found.

JET WORLD - I0021/BGM0021.FCN#

Text and graphics from the song's original background animations, featured in the original GuitarFreaks 2ndMIX.

P.P.R. - I0111/BGM0111.FCN#

Unused graphics for a blast animation.

SAY WHAT YOU MEAN - I0129/BGM0129.FCN#

GuitarFreaks 3rdMIX‍ '​s credits still exist within the song's background animation files.

Stage Counter#

While there is a graphic indicating a Premium Encore stage in the menu HUD, such a feature is not present in this game.

Songlist Item#

This graphic, found in DATA8/I0436/IDX0436.DAT, is a songlist item for the How To Play song, which is not selectable under normal circumstances.

Results Screen#

These placeholder graphics are leftovers from GuitarFreaks 8thMIX & drummania 7thMIX, and can be found in PCCARD1.DAT (GF)/GAME.DAT (dm). They come in seven variants.

Unlock Card#

Two placeholder images, also found in PCCARD1.DAT (GF)/GAME.DAT (dm). They are linked to an e-AMUSEMENT function.

Other#

The dead fish from the GuitarFreaks 8thMIX & drummania 7thMIX data returns once again.

Unused Audio#

Two announcer lines from previous games can be found within GAME.DAT:

Development-Related Text#

On the root of the main program's disc image, a text file labeled 000ROM.TXT can be found, which contains a build date:

D39JA-A02 2004-03-25 0

D40JA-A02 2004-03-25 0

D40AC-A02 2004-03-25 0