Galactic Taz Ball

Galactic Taz Ball
Developer: WayForward Technologies Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Platform: Nintendo DS Released in US: August 10, 2010 Released in EU: May 14, 2010 Released in AU: May 5, 2010 This game has unused enemies. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models. This game has unused music. This game has a prerelease article

A Marble Madness-style game starring the Tasmanian Devil. It's actually quite unique for a DS game as you control Taz with a trackball-like control scheme on the touch screen, hence part of the namesake.

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Prerelease Info

Unused Graphics

gripper

While not technically unused, the texture for the gripper's buzz saw uses an early version of its texture leftover from when the game had a different art style. It only uses the buzz saw portion of the texture.

Unused Models

The game started development in a completely different art style, but was changed to resemble The Looney Tunes Show, which at the time was in development at Warner Bros. and was likely a corporate request. A few assets from this point still remain in the game's data.

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The helicopter enemy in the early art style.

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An Instant Martian in the early art style.

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The tundra boss in the early art style.

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The spiked walker enemy in the early art style.

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The gemenoider in the early art style.

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A dragon coin taken directly from Super Mario World as a placeholder for the golden kiwis.

Partially Unused Music

The theme used whenever Taz eats a hot pepper has an intro section that was entirely cut. The theme normally starts in-game at around 3 seconds.