Raimais

Raimais
Developer: Taito Publisher: Taito Platform: Arcade (Taito L System) Released internationally: 1988 Released in JP: April 1988 This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds. This game has regional differences.

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To do: Document the various endings, debugging stuff, and some other odds and ends.

Raimais (pronounced "Ray-Maze") is a dot-collecting game with a super-80s future aesthetic and an unusual-for-the-time story of an older sister rescuing her younger brothers.

Unused Audio

Title (Sound code)	Track
Title (0x05)
Round Clear (0x07)

A title screen and stage clear jingle go unused. Track names are sourced from the official albums Taito DJ Station -G.S.M. TAITO 5- (PCCB-00037) and TAITO RETRO GAME MUSIC COLLECTION 4 RIDING HERO CLUSTER (KDSD-00516~7).

"これはテストバージョンだ.", which translates to "This is a test version." Perhaps used in location tests?

Regional Differences

To do: Document specific differences between versions.

The World version has significant differences, including cut story sequences, that alter the bonuses and progression. In particular, the warps earned after clearing certain rounds without losing any lives to that point (given after cutscenes with Mr. Molto) are completely absent. There's also a single ending, compared to the multiple endings you can reach in the Japanese version.