Joy Mech Fight is a rare attempt at an original fighting game by Nintendo, starring a cast of Rayman-style floating-limb robots. For a Famicom game of its genre, it plays surprisingly well.
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Unused Fighter Sprites#
Leftover graphics for two unfinished fighters: a bulky toy-like robot and a clown robot.
(Source: The Spriters Resource)
Sound Test#
Press Select + B on the title screen. The fourth option allows you to erase the save data.
Unused Music#
Quite a bit of it, too. The numbers for each song are their places in the in-game sound test above.
BGM 11#
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Used |
Unused |
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A higher-pitched version of BGM 44 (the sky stage where you fight Nay) with a low whistle as its intro instead of a short, high-pitched note.
BGM 42#
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Used |
Unused |
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A lower-pitched version of BGM 06 (the beach stage).
BGMs 38, 39, 40, and 43#
BGM |
Recording |
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38 |
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39 |
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40 |
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43 |
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These aren't used at all. 39 and 43 loop, while 38 and 40 don't.
References#
- Numerous sources cite R&D1 as the particular division behind this game, though the actual personnel first formed from a game development seminar by Nintendo and Dentsu.↩︎
- ジョイメカファイト | ファミリーコンピュータ | 任天堂↩︎
- See what's new in the Nintendo Switch Online classic games collections for September 2023↩︎