Heavenly Guardian (PlayStation 2)

Heavenly Guardian
Also known as: Yukinko Daisenpuu: Saiyuki to Koyuki no Hie Hie Daisoudou (JP), Legend of Sayuki (EU) Developer: Starfish Publishers: UFO Interactive (US), 505 Games (EU), Starfish (JP) Platform: PlayStation 2 Released in JP: December 18, 2008 Released in US: February 26, 2008 Released in EU: June 27, 2008 This game has unused areas. This game has unused text. This game has debugging material. This game has a hidden sound test.

Sound Test

An unused sound test option can be accessed with the use of codes. Apply the code below for the US version of the game, then enter the Boss Attack mode from the main menu.

Replace Boss Attack with BGM Test
0013405C 0000000F

Once in this mode, press the following buttons to change settings:

• D-Pad Left to enable BGM mode.
• D-Pad Right to enable SFX mode.
• D-Pad Up to decrease value.
• D-Pad Down to increase value.
• Circle to play BGM/SFX.

The values you select in this mode are invisible. Some SFX slots are blank and will play nothing when selected.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Maps

A couple of unused areas can be accessed with codes. Apply the code below and enter 1PLAYER mode. The two levels will be added. The first is a map called Monster Town and the later is unnamed. The last one can be found at the very end of the stage select screen.

Enable Unused Maps in Stage Select
206FBF30 FFFFFFFF
0010EBF0 000000FF
0010ECB8 00000001
0010EC88 00000009

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Map 1 (Monster Town)

The stage is very large and has a variety of enemies in it. It is unclear if it can be beaten at all. This map also has no music associated with it.

Unused Hells Valley

To do: Figure out what is different in this version, exactly.

This version of the map has no music associated with it.

Unused Text

To do: There is a chance these files exist on the Japanese version.

Movie file path names found within the executable can be found below. These movie files are no longer present on the disc.

"DATA\OP.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU2A.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU2B.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU3A.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU3B.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU4A.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU4B.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU5A.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU5B.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU6A.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU6B.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU7A.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU7B.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU8A.PSS"
"DATA\YOKOKU8B.PSS"

(Source: Original TCRF research)