Gauntlet Dark Legacy (PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube)

Gauntlet Dark Legacy
Developer: Midway Games Publisher: Midway Games Platforms: PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox Released in JP: July 25, 2002 (PS2) Released in US: May 1, 2001 (PS2), March 6, 2002 (GC), April 15, 2002 (Xbox) Released in EU: June 15, 2002 (PS2), July 19, 2002 (GC), June 28, 2002 (Xbox) This game has unused areas. This game has unused playable characters. This game has unused items. This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds. This game has debugging material. This game has a hidden level select.

Gauntlet Dark Legacy is the prime example of what DLC was like before Online services existed. This acts as an "expansion pack" to Gauntlet Legends (although it is still a standalone game, and a good one at that.)

Debug Mode

Enabling the below code will re-enable debug functionality. With the code on, press Select to bring up the debug menu. Pressing R2 will enable debug information, though it isn't advised having this active as it is prone to crashing when loading a level. The debug menu allows you to level up your character, add health or money, toggle invulnerability, enable debug info, and choose levels to enter. Toggling Debug Fly allows your character to levitate upwards when Triangle is held.

Enable Debug Menu:

PS2 USA
201004AC 0C080AD3 20202B4C 24040008 20202B50 3C020021 20202B54 3C030021 20202B58 8442149A 20202B5C 14820004 20202B60 8C620788 20202B64 38420004 20202B68 AC620788 20202B6C 0806081E 20202B70 24040022 20202B74 3C020021 20202B78 3C03002A 20202B7C 8442149A 20202B80 14820003 20202B84 8C621558 20202B88 38420001 20202B8C AC621558 20202B90 1000FFF6 20202B94 00000000

Enable Debug Info When R2 is Pressed (Above code also needs to be on):

PS2 USA
20126FB4 3C020021 20126FBC 24040011 20126FC0 0805855A 20126FC4 AC440788

(Source: Punk7890)

Debug Rooms

To do: Screenshots?

The GameCube version of Gauntlet Dark Legacy contains a total of three unused debug rooms, all of which can be accessed with the following Action-Replay codes.

Play Debug Map 1
Y4B6-3M50-9NZXV
HJ60-U91D-PPEEB
ZBZV-PF2M-KV751
B4P2-TEQF-RRDVD
YE8W-0ZWU-0GFEV
XVBD-RYP3-U0MKN
TT4X-KAFC-BKFV9

Play Debug Map 2
NAFX-119V-M1RC0
HJ60-U91D-PPEEB
ZBZV-PF2M-KV751
7B50-1U8G-AG46A
YE8W-0ZWU-0GFEV
XVBD-RYP3-U0MKN
TT4X-KAFC-BKFV9

Play Debug Map 3
KHWW-7RZA-MT8NH
HJ60-U91D-PPEEB
ZBZV-PF2M-KV751
HFP1-XFRU-0XH73
YE8W-0ZWU-0GFEV
XVBD-RYP3-U0MKN
TT4X-KAFC-BKFV9

(Source: GCForever)

Sumner

To do: Document if Sumner is available in the Xbox or Arcade versions.

In the GameCube version of Gauntlet Dark Legacy, Sumner was an unlockable character by beating the final coin room in the game - located in the Fortified Towers. Once unlocked, he would automatically begin the game with 999 in all stats, 9999 health, and access to all areas and all bosses immediately, effectively he was the game's "Creative mode". However, he is unavailable in the PS2 version, only being unlockable via a cheat code (See below.)

Unused(?) Characters

This needs some investigation. Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page.

Gauntlet Dark Legacy features many, MANY characters in the game which can be classed as unused, as they are locked behind cheat codes. Like the unlockable characters (with the exception of Sumner), all of them are re-skins of the default characters. Except unlike the unlockable characters, none of them modify the starter stats (including the cheat-code version of Sumner).

Cheat Code	Unlocks
BAT900	Battle General (Enemy found in The Battlefield)
CAS400	Castle General (Enemy found in Castle Keep)
CEL721	Cheerleader (Joke character?)
DES700	Desert General (Enemy found in the Desert Realm)
STG333	Employee Stig (Developer character?)
RIZ721	Football player (Joke character?)
ICE600	Ice General (Enemy found in the Ice Realm)
DIB626	Manager Mike (Developer character?)
MTN200	Mountain General (Enemy found in the Mountain Kingdom)
EGG911	Pojo the Chicken (Actually gives you permanent usage of the Pojo item.)
GARM99	Garm (As seen in the introductory cutscene.)
GARM00	Garm (As seen in the post-Skorne's defeat cutscene.)
SKY100	Sky General (Enemy found in the Sky Dominion)
SUM224	Sumner (Minus his God-like stats)
TWN300	Town General (Enemy found in the Forsaken Province)
KAO292	Waitress (Joke character?)

Light Breath

To do: Dig through other files on the disc to see if it's referenced anywhere else.

Please elaborate. Having more detail is always a good thing.

Light is one of the four elements consistently used/seen in Gauntlet Dark Legacy. It is available as a potion, an amulet, and a shield, but strangely not in breath form. It is only referenced in the sound file for Sumner announcing it when you first pick it up. However, it cannot be heard normally in-game, as the item is not placed in any level.

Unused/Cut-off Music Tracks

Skorne's Theme (First Form)

Skorne's theme is generally seen as one of the buggiest themes in the game, as it is prone to jumping (stopping/starting) and occasionally distorting in pitch or fading out instead of looping as intended. It is thought to be something to do with scratched or otherwise damaged discs, as a large chunk of disc-space is dedicated solely to the music and quality there-of. However it is only when the music tracks are decompiled that it's seen that Skorne's theme was originally much longer - so much so that it was separated into parts.

File	How much is used in-game
	Only the first three seconds are used in-game before it fades out into the second track.
	One of the most common bugs with the theme starts here, as the second section plays the first second of the audio twice. The first 18 seconds are used before it cuts into the third segment.
	Typically played flawlessly, this third section also loops, should the battle with Skorne last that long.

(Video of the theme heard in-game is included for reference.)

Genie/Dijin

The Genie's Sanctum music track is split up into sections with several "introductory" tracks and then one main looping track, similarly to Altar of Skorne. So it's safe to assume that at least parts of the tracks are left unused due to a fade-out or something similar.

Yeti

Yeti's Cavern has a music track which is distorted, often exhibiting fading-out/cutting behaviors like Skorne's theme. The decompiled track also has a roar sound effect at the beginning of it, which is unheard in-game.

Unused Sounds

Sumner Announcements

To do: PS2, Xbox, or Arcade versions?

Sumner has a variety of unused announcements over the course of the game. Here's a few that I found in the GameCube version.

File	Description
	Hall of Legends is something seen in Gauntlet Legends if I'm not mistaken. It is never seen in Dark Legacy.
	Another remnant from Legends. Completing the game a second time presented players with a congratulatory postcard screen. The similar screen featured in Dark Legacy, unlocked through the same method, is titled "Welcome to the Party!"
	Gauntlet Legends arcade cabinets had a splash screen promising a free T-shirt to players who collected all 12 Rune Stones and defeated Skorne. Indeed, doing so would display a screen with a validation code, to be mailed to Atari along with your name and address. The operator's manual for the cabinets described this promotion, in unabridged legalese, specifying that only the first 500 entries would be eligible to win. This voice clip is left over from Legends.
	For whatever reason, the decision was made to refer to the identical T-shirt contest in Dark Legacy as a "sweepstakes" instead. (The validation code was UFXK-4JMA, if you're curious.) Neither audio clip can be heard during the course of normal gameplay in any of the home release editions.

Porting Leftovers

The North American GameCube release has a folder named "SONY" with an "ANIM.PS2" file. Other "ANIM.PS2" files are scattered across the disc.