The onion then turns towards the next vegetable, even though the torch is still with the first vegetable, and the camera starts to infinitely pan right, eventually looping back to the first vegetable, still with the torch in its hand. The unused version of the 'Let's Practice' theme starts playing, the onion turns towards the lettuce, and the player must press A + B again, causing the lettuce to suddenly become an onion. Not catching it causes the torch to permanently stay on screen, and catching it too late causes an onion to appear above the vegetables, at the center of the screen. The player then must catch the torch by pressing A + B, which causes the onion to catch it. The game starts with a count-in, followed by a torch being thrown from offscreen. Judging from its position in the debug menu, this game was intended to be an Endless Game. There's unused animations and background textures that need to be added.Īccessible via the debug menu is an entirely unused game called Seika Relay (or Torch Relay, as the folder containing the graphics for the game is named).Unused Frog Jump (Endless Remix) Practice Unused Chameleon (Endless Remix) Practice This entry only exists in the Japanese version, making it one entry longer than the other versions. This entry depends on if you're playing the Japanese or international versions of the game.Īn unused Endless Game. Rhythm Test from opening the Rhythm Test in the Café. Rhythm Test from when you first start the game. Shows a black screen with the Wii cursor available.Īir Rally's epilogue. Loads up the title screen after pressing A on this screen. Hopefully, they don’t can it at the last minute like DS Air aka Jet Impulse in Japan.(Source: CebolaBros64 (Gecko codes)) Listing Entry Number

Would you mind if Nintendo Westernized some of the games?Īt E3 I was told the plan was to release Rhythm Heaven this winter, but the date on Nintendo’s page is TBA. The difference shouldn’t be as great as Elite Beat Agents and Ouendan, but Rhythm Heaven will have to go through significant localization when/if it comes out. I haven’t got too far into Rhythm Heaven yet, but I’m wondering how much of the game Nintendo will have to change. At the very least Nintendo will have to adapt the idol game with English lyrics and a new English singer. Rhythm Heaven can appeal to their causal market and to core Nintendo fans so I don’t think Nintendo will risk releasing a game with Japanese sings. The potential issue is the lyrics because the singer sings in Japanese. Nintendo doesn’t have to worry about a cultural barrier since American Idol is huge. In the fourth stage players control a monkey that claps along to a singing pop idol. The first three stages were shown at E3 fully localized with English instructions. I put Steal Princess down to start Rhythm Heaven.

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