Earth Light

Earth Light

Developer: Hudson Soft
Publisher: Hudson Soft
Platform: SNES
Released in JP: July 24, 1992

This game has unused music.
This game has unused sounds.
This game has debugging material.
This game has a hidden sound test.
This game has a hidden level select.

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An RTS game featuring SD mechas, not unlike Super Robot Wars.

Debug Mode

To activate Earth Light's debug mode, hold Down+B and press R on controller 1 three times during the intro.

Options Menu

After activating the debug mode, hold Left on the D-Pad when starting or continuing a game to access this menu, consisting of a stage select, sound test, and the option to make enemy units either human- or computer-controlled (this can be changed ingame.)

In-Game Menu

Activating the debug mode will also cause the text "DEBUG MODE" to appear above the in-game HUD, along with the current coordinates of the cursor. From here, pressing R on controller 1 brings up the in-game debug menu.

Remove Unit removes any unit that is currently under the cursor (including friendly units).
VS switches between human and computer control for enemy units, the same as in the options menu.
Normal Move/Multi Move allows you to move units an infinite number of times per turn (although the maximum distance per move is still the same as before.)

Pressing R again exits the menu.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Music

There is unused music.

	Description
	It is surprising! This music was used in the movie "Godzilla (1954)" named "怪獣大戦争マーチ"(Kaijuu daisensou march).
	It is the beginning of Gustav Mahler's "Symphony No.6", at 0:30, it switches to "怪獣大戦争マーチ"(Kaijuu daisensou march). Gustav Mahler's "Symphony No.6" is used for union army's turn music.
	Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition" - No.1 "The Gnome".
	Shostakovich's "Symphony No.11" - No.2 "The 9th of January"
	Beethoven's "The Ruins of Athens" - "Turkish March"