Deja Vu (NES)

Deja Vu
Also known as: Deja Vu: Akumu wa Hontouni Yatte Kita (JP) Developer: Kemco Publishers: Kemco (JP/EU), Seika (US) Platform: NES Released in JP: November 22, 1988 Released in US: December 1990 Released in EU: September 24, 1992 This game has unused music. This game has regional differences. This game has a prototype article This game has a prerelease article This game has a bugs page This game has a Data Crystal page

Deja Vu is a text based adventure adapted from the computer game of the same name.

Sub-Pages

Prototype Info

Prerelease Info

Bugs

Unused Music

Track 11

Track 12

Track 13

Tracks 11, 12 and 13 of the NSF file are not heard anywhere in the game.

(Source: http://www.vgmpf.com)

Regional Differences

Several changes were made to the North American version, either to meet Nintendo of America's acceptable content guidelines or to make the game a little more visually appealing. These changes were retained in the later European releases.

File Select Screen

Japan	International

The glass of scotch was changed to three gold coins outside of Japan.

Text

In the Japanese version, the text is spoken in the first-person perspective of Ace Harding. In the international versions, it's Ace's conscience... or something.

"Dentist's" Chair

English	Japanese Translation
IT LOOKS LIKE AN UNUSUAL CHAIR. IT HAS RESTRAINTS FOR THE ARMS AND HEAD. PERHAPS IT'S A DENTIST'S CHAIR.	IT LOOKS LIKE AN ELECTRIC CHAIR, BUT IT HAS NO CORD ATTACHED. IT'S GOT SUPPORTS FOR ONE'S ARMS AND NECK, LIKE A DENTIST'S CHAIR. WHAT COULD IT BE FOR? .....I HAVEN'T THE FAINTEST!!

The international releases don't mention an electric chair, presumably at Nintendo's request.

Syringe/Pills

The syringe, as per Nintendo's policies of the time, was changed to medicine capsules in the international releases (which would explain why you never seem to run out).

The Ladies Room

The ladies room was labeled as such in the Japanese version.

Japan	International

Dead Man

Japan	International

The blood was removed in the international releases. Despite this, the blood is still referenced if you examine the desk.

Casino

Japan	International

The casino was almost completely redrawn for the international releases, giving it more vibrant casino-like colors, correcting the perspective on the slot machines, and fixing up the oddly-drawn roulette wheel.

Alligator

Japan	International

The international versions change the color of the dead alligator's blood from red to black.

Game Over

Japan	International

The international versions replace the creepy, slightly bloody skull with a very plain gravestone... that also happens to spoil the main character's name. Oops!