Giana Sisters DS

Giana Sisters DS
Developer: Spellbound Interactive Publishers: DTP Entertainment (EU), Destineer (US) Platform: Nintendo DS Released in US: February 11, 2011 Released in EU: April 3, 2009 This game has unused areas. This game has unused graphics. This game has regional differences.

Giana Sisters DS is a sequel of The Great Giana Sisters, although it may be also seen as a remake. It got a bunch of the original creators involved. Also notable for being Armin Gessert's last game before his death in 2009.

To do: There is more content here.

Unused Graphics

A work-in-progress title screen. The graphics object look similar to the graphics from the Commodore 64 port of The Great Giana Sisters. In the bottom left corner of the picture, it reads "confidential version".

A collision test of some kind.

A level marker that probably meant to be used to show a level being locked.

A ring for the teleporter. Unknown use.

An unused popping bubble gum tile that can be found the graphic files of Giana and Punk Giana.

A map screen tip. Unlike the other tips, the border doesn't animate. Also the flags are cut off. There is no text either in the French and Italian version, but there is in the Spanish and German version.

The Spanish version of the tip from above. The text written here is the same from the level completed tip, only showing the first line.

...But what does it mean? This game has text or audio that needs to be translated. If you are fluent with this language, please read our translation guidelines and then submit a translation! Notes: Translate the description into English.

The German version of the tip and it has the real description of the tip. This is what its says :

Du hast ein Etappenziel erreicht. Solltest du einmal alle Leben verlieren, wirst du auf das zuletzt gespielte Ettappenziel zurückgesetzt.

Unused Levels

Castle06

The level has some similarities with level 8-5; both have similar platforms on the top-left of the level and level exits blocked by bricks. The level seems to be completed and ready to be added into the game, unlike Castle08. Why this level went unused is unknown, but probably because of being too similar to other levels.

Castle08

This one seems to be a WIP, as it lacks many details. It's unused is probably because of being leftover or being unfinished from time constraints. The level is obviously short, but has some difficulty. Strangely, it doesn't contain an exit flag, but has an exit trigger inside the tower.

Regional Differences

The banner image is different between regions.

EU	US