Gunpey DS is one of two reboots of the puzzler franchise. While there are also player/music interactions, like the Lumines series of games and the other reboot that followed, the main focus of this release are the nine characters from the WonderSwan and PlayStation releases, which were extensively redesigned and associated with a musical genre.
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Unused Graphics#
Early Variants#
Early variants of several graphics can be found in the game's files.
Game Logo#
A slightly different version of the game's Japanese logo can be found in the folder data\Title, files Gun0105_Title and t_rogo.
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G-Note#
A very early version of G-Note can be found in data\Tex_3D. It could be a placeholder.
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Bacon Shakedown#
An early version of the Japanese icon for the Bacon Shakedown skill, found in data\Cutin\Lv3_Bobby\waza_boby_logo. It can also be found as compressed data within skill_game_ncg.tpk and skill_game_ncl.tpk, at the root of the data folder.
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Unused "Top" Button#
A variant of the "Top" button seen in the selection screens, found in data\Language_JP\Menu\Back\menu_kan_top. The palette is incorrect.
Mocking Bird#
In the European release, in the French, German, Italian and Spanish languages, a small caption is displayed below the bottom screen when a skill is triggered. Caption graphics for the character Domingo's skill, Mocking Bird, exist, but as this skill's ability is to trigger another, different skill, these are never displayed.
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Unused Sounds#
Of the eleven audio files that are labeled as SEQ_VOICE, only one is used: SEQ_VOICE00, and in the Japanese release only. The other files are unused.
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Audio |
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SEQ_VOICE01 |
"Gunpey Rebirth" |
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SEQ_VOICE02 |
"Oto wo tsunagou Gunpey Rebirth" |
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SEQ_VOICE03 |
"Q Entertainment" |
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SEQ_VOICE04 |
"Q" |
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SEQ_VOICE05 |
"qb" |
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SEQ_VOICE06 |
"Gunpey Rebirth" |
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SEQ_VOICE07 |
"Oto wo tsunagou Gunpey Rebirth" |
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SEQ_VOICE08 |
"Q Entertainment" |
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SEQ_VOICE09 |
"Q" |
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SEQ_VOICE10 |
"qb" |
Unused Text#
An early version of the game's credits can be found in data\Staffroll.BAK. These contain several spelling errors and fewer credited people.
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Oddity#
The sound effects used for each character's exclusive skills are stored alongside their associated sound sets (for example, the sound for the Rising Sun skill is stored within the Country sound set). This is true for every character except Nick (House, Techno, Electronica) and Hank (Trance, Digi-Rock, Gabber), which have each other's skill sound effects instead (Hank's sound sets have the sound effect for the skill System Hack, while Nick's sound sets have the sound effect for the skill Riches to Rags).
Regional Differences#
Logo Displays#
- In the localizations, this sequence cannot be skipped, while it is possible to do so in the original Japanese release.
- In addition to the Bandai Namco and Q Entertainment titles displayed at the top screen, the bottom screen displays the logos of Bandai and of the Quest Beat label in the Japanese release, whereas they are replaced with "Licensed by Nintendo" in the localizations.
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Title Screen#
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The Japanese version plays a voiceover after the game's title appears. While not heard in the localizations, it can still be found unused.
SEQ_VOICE00
Planet Names#
The planet names mostly differ from the Japanese to the US/Europe releases of the game.
Japan |
Translation |
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スタービッツ |
Starbit |
Star Bit |
ミルニャーゴ |
Milnyaago |
Meowston |
ゼニベガス |
Zenivegas |
Cos Vegas |
ブリキット |
Brickit |
Haxxor |
マイルスター |
Mile Star |
Miles Noctis |
ラバダブスター |
Rubadub Star |
Rubadub Star |
パラパラン |
Palapalan |
Palapalan |
ブタドーラ |
Butadoura |
Sow Paolo |
プラネットD.O.G. |
Planet D.O.G. |
Planet D.O.G. |
G-Note#
G-Note's name is different in mostly every region.
Japanese |
Translation |
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French |
German |
Italian |
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グンピー |
Gunpy |
G-Note |
Gumpy |
G-Ton |
Note-G |
References#
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The Gunpey series | |
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WonderSwan |
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PlayStation |
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Nintendo DS |
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Adobe Flash |
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PlayStation Portable |
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