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Asterix and the Secret Mission

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Title Screen

Asterix and the Secret Mission

Developer: Sega
Publishers: Sega
Platforms: Sega Master System, Game Gear
Released in EU: 1993 (GG), 1994 (SMS)

MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.
TextIcon.png This game has unused text.

Getafix ran out of Magic Potion, so guess who's off to get him the ingredients for more?

Bonus Stage Screen

AsterixAndTheSecretMission-BonusStage.png

No message is displayed when you enter a Dogmatix bonus stage, but despite this one still exists in the game. It also plays one of the unused jingles (see below).

In the Master System version, the game loads a small, unknown sprite (possibly meant to be Dogmatix, much like the "bonus stage complete" screen) which bounces on the side of the screen. The jingle does not play.

(Source: RadSpyro)

Unused Music

Bonus Stage Enter Jingle

Unused Jingle 2

Unused Jingle 3

Unused Jingle 4

Unused Jingle 5

Unused Jingle 6

Unused Song 1

Unused Song 2

(Source: SMS Power!)
The Asterix series
Atari 2600Asterix
Master SystemAsterix • Asterix and the Secret Mission • Asterix and the Great Rescue
Game GearAsterix and the Secret Mission • Asterix and the Great Rescue
NESAsterix
Commodore 64Asterix and the Magic Cauldron
SNESAsterix • Asterix & Obelix
GenesisAsterix and the Great Rescue • Asterix and the Power of the Gods
Game Boy (Color)Asterix (Prototype) • Asterix & Obelix • Asterix & Obelix contre César • Asterix: Search for Dogmatix
Game Boy AdvanceAsterix & Obelix: Bash Them All! • Asterix & Obelix XXL
PlayStation 2Asterix and Obelix XXL 2: Mission Las Vegum
WindowsAsterix and Obelix XXL2
Nintendo DSAsterix: These Romans are Crazy!
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