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Cleopatra Fortune (PlayStation)

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Title Screen

Cleopatra Fortune

Developer: Altron
Publishers: Altron (JP), Mud Duck Productions (US), Midas Interactive Entertainment (EU)
Platform: PlayStation
Released in JP: May 17, 2001
Released in US: 2003
Released in EU: February 7, 2003


GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.
MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.
DummyIcon.png This game has unusual dummy files.


A puzzler which involves surrounding gems and mummies with blocks. It is more or less a port of the original arcade game with some additional content.

Unused Graphics

Early HUD

These two graphics seem to be of a very early version of the game's HUD, dated November 21, 2000. They can only be found in the Japanese version, at GRAPHIC\BG, files PCMBG00L.TIM and PCMBG00R.TIM.

CleopatrafortunePS-PCMBG00L.pngCleopatrafortunePS-PCMBG00R.png

Early Title Screen

A different version of the title screen graphic, without crediting Altron. Can be found in all versions, at GRAPHIC\TITLE, files PCTAIL2.TIM and PCTAIR2.TIM.

CleopatrafortunePS-PCTAIL2.pngCleopatrafortunePS-PCTAIR2.png

Company Logos

In the American and European localizations, several company logos can be found in the ELF executable. However, there's at least one unused for each region: a logo for Phoenix Games in the American version, and a logo for Syscom in the European version. It should be noted that there is a considerable overlap between games that were published by Midas and Phoenix in Europe.

CleopatrafortunePS-phoenix.pngCleopatrafortunePS-syscom.png

(Source: tikal.)

Dummy Track

In the Japanese version only, there is a file in the root of the disc titled DUMMY.BIN, dated February 8, 2000. When played as Redbook audio, it is revealed to be the title screen theme from Colorful Logic, which was also developed by Altron. While there is a dummy file in the localizations, it is made up of copied data from the main executable.

(Source: tikal.)