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Chicken Little (GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Windows)

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Chicken Little

Also known as: Chicken Little: The Video Game, O Galinho Chicken Little (BR), Strašpytlík (CZ), Lille kylling (DK/NO), Himmel und Hunh (DE), Chicken Little: Amici per le penne (IT), Kurczak Mały (PL), Lilla kycklingen (SE), Цыплёнок Цыпа (RU)
Developer: Avalanche Software
Publishers: Buena Vista Games (US/EU/AU), D3 Publisher (JP), THQ (KR)
Platforms: GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Windows
Released in JP: December 15, 2005 (PS2/GC)
Released in US: October 18, 2005
Released in EU: February 10, 2006
Released in AU: November 30, 2005
Released in KR: February 16, 2006 (PS2/Windows)


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A platformer based on one of Disney's more underwhelming movies, Chicken Little is the first major title from Disney's reign of Avalanche Software. Later came back to the shock of everyone as one of the last original Xbox games to become backwards compatible with the Xbox One and Xbox Series X in 2021, and one of two with increased framerate on the latter no less.

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To do:
  • There's much more unused content.
  • Unused videos on all versions (some exclusive for the GameCube and Xbox versions) and unused audio in this version, though some music and voice clips can only be found in the .hog files in the Xbox version). Use Game Extractor by Watto Studios to extract them from the GCN and Xbox versions, and MultiEx Commander to extract the contents from the .hog files of the PS2 and PC versions.
  • A revisional differences section should be added, the windows version has a few enhancements and most unused content has been deleted making it less heavier than the console versions, although has other missing things as well.
  • For some strange reason the xbox version has some levels with tutorials and mission voice lines of buck cluck and chicken little in the background, someone get clean recordings of said levels and should be worth mentioning that the xbox could have some of these lines unused between the files as well.
  • Seemingly an undiscovered cheat called "cannonBalls" can be activated by entering Bat, Bat, Hat, Bat.

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Prototype Info
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Prerelease Info

Unused Music

Intro

A looping section of the menu theme from Dragon Ball Z: Sagas, the last game made by Avalanche as an independent company before being bought by Disney. Likely used as placeholder music.

Baseball 3 and 4

Exclusive to the Xbox version of the game, these were presumably to be heard during the baseball game.

Anti-gravity

Intended for the Antigravity Room in the Gravity Grab level. The stage's main track never stops, leaving this unused.
An unused duplicate of this song also exists under the name "AlienSuit".

Alley

A track named "Alley". Possibly intended for Uniform Hunt as the first part of the level takes place in an alley.

Dodgeball

Intended to be heard during the dodgeball match, this music was rearranged and used in the "Runaway Runt" level instead.

Taxi

An in-progress version of "Carpool Craze" or "Firetruck Frenzy". While the instruments are mixed differently, there's an extra bassline added while the iconic guitar is missing; the leading melody is instead represented by a soft synth.
The name of the tune, "Taxi", would imply that you were originally supposed to drive a taxi rather than Runt's car; supporting this is the level code, where the level itself is often named "RT_Taxi".

Demo Leftover Text

See what happens next!
Fall 2005

This string is listed as PC_DEMO_SEEWHATISNEXT and was used at the end of the demo for the Windows version.

Cheats/Debug Texts

Starting at 3D0E20 in the US version's start.dol, there are a huge list of strings meant for some kind of debug/cheat thingy. While a few of these can be unlocked through the Cheat Codes sub-menu (under the Extras option), most of these aren't accessible to the player.

Camera
Free
Spectator
Follow
Character
Op: Inc FOV
Op: Dec FOV
SimLoop
Reset Players
Tgl Slow Motion
Tgl Profiling
Tgl Hud Sprites
Tgl Hide Actors
Tgl Plants
Tgl Events
Prnt Surf
Data
Save Start Pos
Quick Level Reset
Visibility: Normal
Render: All
Occlude: Normal
Next Character
Statistics
Show FPS
Show Coords
Save Game Stats
Collision
Show Collision
Show Surface
Dump Stack
Renderer
Tgl Stats
Tgl Wire-Frame
Tgl Vertex Colors
Tgl Diffuse Maps
Tgl Draw Boxes
Tgl Lighting
Tgl Fog.Tgl V-Sync
Tgl FBuf Clear
Tgl View BackB
Tgl Shadow Dbg
Tgl Bone Render
Tgl Wire Water
Tgl Water Dbg
Tgl Distortion
Tgl Widescreen (16x9)
Layers
Heap info
Tgl high water
Stats to console
Toggle particles
Toggle memory report
Cut Scenes 
Enable Interrupt
Preview
Player
Kill player
Add Egg
Remove Egg
Add coin
Difficulty: Easy
Difficulty: Normal
Difficulty: Hard
Add 20 Card Sets
Powerups
Grapple and swing
Powershot
Slingshot
Cheats
God Mode
Big Head
Big Comb
Big Feet
Sun Glasses
Underwear
Paper Pants 
Feather Cloud
Cannon Balls
Spawn Character
Chicken Little
Abby
Fish
Foxy Loxy
Goosey Loosey
Buck
Runt
Turkey
Lights
Create
Delete
Place
Red
Green
Blue
Attenuation
Do Your Own Thing
Cornmaze
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Phase 4
DodgeBall
Phase Basic
Phase Avoid
Phase Dodge
Phase Catch
Phase Throw
FinalBoss
Bottom Level
Middle Level
Top Level
Inventory
Give me 10 coins!
Distort Debug