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Face Raiders

Developer: HAL Laboratory
Publisher: Nintendo
Platform: Nintendo 3DS
Released in JP: February 26, 2011
Released in US: March 27, 2011
Released in EU: March 25, 2011
Released in AU: March 31, 2011


GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.


Face Raiders is an application for Nintendo 3DS systems that allows users to shoot their face. Like, you take a picture of your face and the game lets you shoot a bunch of clones of it. Got that? Good.

Dummy Textures

FaceRaiders-dummy8x8.png

Present in the files for most models is this dummy texture named dummy8x8.

(Source: Ferrox)
/hal/gfx/kbb/enemy/face

FaceRaiders-Dummy256.png

Present in a file named "pnote.bctex", there is a 256x256 dummy texture named Dummy256.

FaceRaiders-Unknown face.png

In a file named "unknown.bctex", there is a 128x128 dummy texture named unknown_face. This is same face used if you got a high score, but then deleted the face from your Face Collection or if you get a game over.

FaceRaiders-DummyFace128.png

In a file named "face.bctex", there is a (rather creepy looking) 128x128 dummy texture named DummyFace128. This seemingly would be used as a dummy for the faces of various enemies rather than a photo of the user's face. The same face is used on the Home Menu banner if you haven't saved any photos and the tips in the game over menu.

Unused Graphics

Face Raiders Full Diver Textures.png

In the files, there exists graphics of the diver enemy able to take up to 8 hits. However, because it can only take up to 5 hits, 6-8 goes completely unused in gameplay. By modifying the game to make it have 8 hp instead of 5, this graphic can be seen.

Full 8 Graphic.png

Like the skull, The 8 only has half of a graphic, and that half is copied and mirrored to make the other half.