The Simpsons Game (Nintendo DS)

The Simpsons Game is what you get when you make a Simpsons game with every game genre.

The DS version is almost completely different from its console counterparts, except for the story. Because of limitations, a 3D action platformer becomes a 2D one, with the exception of stages featuring Marge. Also, for some reason the cutscenes in this version are CGI instead of 2D, which are seen in a somewhat less complete state in the Xbox 360 version's prototype.

The only "Simpsons Game" I can think of is the one where we all pretend Dad isn't an alcoholic!

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Prototype Info Bugs Unused SpritesOnomatopoeias everywhere!

Unused Voicelines#

To do: Cover the non-DS-exclusive voicelines that are also unused.

Global#

Various voicelines related to the family members collecting their respective collectibles. That fact that these voicelines don't appear in the various console prototypes, it's likely that these voicelines were made specifically for the DS version.

Mob Rules#

A voiceline for Marge intended for when she groups the mob to make a human bridge. Oddly enough, the voiceline appears (albeit with a text-to-speech placeholder) in a prototype for the old-gen version.

Big Super Happy Fun Fun Game#

Unused Sound Effects#

SFX_CHAR_LISA_SAX#

Sounds meant for a "Saxophone Attack". This suggests that Lisa was originally going to have her Saxophone Stun attack as seen in the console versions.

Unused Videos#

80b_igc01#

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An early draft cutscene for the introduction of Around the World in 80 Bites which is also used in the Wii version's prototype.

loc_igc01_v06fe_4DS#

An animatic cutscene for the intro of The Land of Chocolate (which doesn't have an equivalent cutscene either). Notably this cutscene has no audio file associated with it, but does in the prototype.

Unused Victory Jingles#

Some victory jingles, each representing one or more of the different stages. Likely meant to be used upon beating the stage, which doesn't happen since in-game the regular menu theme plays instead.