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Torchickens User Level: 12      Posts: 21/24 EXP: 7303 For next: 618 Since: 10-09-11 Pronouns: She/her Since last post: 138 days Last activity: 138 days
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Originally posted by Reaper Man Thanks for the tip Reaper Man, I'll look into it. ^^ |
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Torchickens User Level: 12 Posts: 22/24 EXP: 7303 For next: 618 Since: 10-09-11 Pronouns: She/her Since last post: 138 days Last activity: 138 days
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| Hello, not sure where this belongs (sorry if it doesn't belong here) but lots of new things were found in the Gigaleak again.
A Game Boy Color prototype of Tomato Adventure and unreleased Pokémon Picross (GBC), Hello Kitty Pocket Camera, Sutte Hakkun, Hajimari no Mori Game Boy Color versions, a Japanese version of Magnetic Soccer and lots of other things were found recently. LuigiBlood has a video of them on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq1xgCOIr60 I'm checking through what was found and there is one (random third party but a franchise I'm interested in) no one seems to have mentioned called Space-Net: Cosmo Neo (CGBBNEJ0.0). At this point I don't know whether it's a prototype of one of the released versions (Cosmo Red/Blue), or like an unreleased 'third version'. I get the impression it is a third version. There already seem to be some notable versions differences, like a different title screen design and ship. 
More from that prototype: https://imgur.com/a/xeCTyhm |
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Torchickens User Level: 12 Posts: 23/24 EXP: 7303 For next: 618 Since: 10-09-11 Pronouns: She/her Since last post: 138 days Last activity: 138 days
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Hirokazu Tanaka (Chip Tanaka) has recently released an album called Lost Tapes; with some of his unreleased/or borderline unreleased (such as demo music) tracks. I was just reading about it earlier. It only just recently released so I'm unsure if much documentation exists yet, although samples of some of the songs can be heard here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8v9gEf2hMg In particular, and what encouraged me to make this thread; Forest of Illusion notes one of the "lost" songs was actually used as a Nintendo NES M82 demo kiosk theme. https://twitter.com/forestillusion/status/1376122257077018625 Another user posted this: ターボ @papaoyabun Mar 28 Replying to @forestillusion Track 1 is an alt of the first pokemon anime opening This one is not the same either, what's on the album is the demo tape for the song While the melody remains the same, the instruments do not There seems to be some unused mother themes though, from the sample they sound great" Some of the games Hirokazu Tanaka has composed do seem to have unused tracks which are left in the final game (e.g. Chee-Chai Alien), so perhaps certain unused tracks ended up in the album? Does anyone know anymore? Thanks. ^^ |
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Torchickens User Level: 12 Posts: 24/24 EXP: 7303 For next: 618 Since: 10-09-11 Pronouns: She/her Since last post: 138 days Last activity: 138 days
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| Oh wow! :o Thanks. I didn't know the EarthBound debug menu was shown on a NEC PC-9801 RA or DA photo.
Well, since something small has since surfaced but not much (in my bubble anyway) I figured it would be useful to make a list. I already added one of sorts to the NIWA NintendoWiki (which is really just the track lists and comments) but I figured I'd filter them out (not in the track order). 1. OP Type B2 - Definitely original Pokémon anime music - may be the Aim to be a Pokémon Master draft. 2. ED Type C - Original Pokémon anime music draft - the Hyakugojyuuichi song. 3. Glorious March demo is from the Nintendo Entertainment System (M82) demo unit, as forestofillusion has documented shortly after this album being new. 3. Space X (specifics unknown) - Still not very widely known but this is a cancelled Nintendo arcade game with audio by Hirokazu Tanaka from the 19th Amusement Machine Show. A Japanese site only recently brought it to the public web. The site itself sources the Amusment Press Shinbun; pages 11 and 12 of No. 176, November 1, 1981. https://www.onionsoft.net/wp/archives/3366 It would be worth acquiring those newspapers and for arcade lost media in general. 4. EarthBound (specifics unknown) - Other than the aesthetic similarities, the debug menu makes it more convincing. |
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