Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Nintendo DS)

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games
Also known as: Mario & Sonic at Beijing Olympics (JP), Mario & Sonic aux Jeux Olympiques (FR) Developers: Racjin, in-glove Publishers: Nintendo (JP), Sega (US/EU/AU) Platform: Nintendo DS Released in JP: November 22, 2007 Released in US: November 6, 2007 Released in EU: November 23, 2007 Released in AU: November 22, 2007 Released in KR: May 29, 2008 This game has unused enemies. This game has unused models. This game has unused text.

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The Nintendo DS version of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games adds more sports and Dream Events than the Wii version.

Unused Models

Axis

test/model/axis.nsbmd is an axis.

King Boo

king_teresa_ss.xap is a model of King Boo, a character who does not appear in the game.

Dream Shooting Enemies

All of the small enemies in the Dream Shooting event are 2D pre-rendered sprites except for the big grey Eggpawn boss which appears to be a 3D model. While the red Eggpawn model is used in the conveyor belt sorting minigame, the models of the yellow and green Eggpawns aren't seen there and only appear as the 2D pre-rendered sprites in Dream Shooting, leaving their models unused.

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  eggpawn_gr_ss.xap

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  eggpawn_y_ss.xap

Unused Event

In the game's filesystem, the Vault event is codenamed s_pommel_horse in both the effect and panel folders of the game's data despite Pommel Horse not being an event in the DS version, which could've been that it was originally meant to be an event and was going to replace Vault from the Wii version until it was cut and Vault would end up being on both versions of the game instead.

Unused Text

test_camera.txt

[start] 0
[loop]
[local]

[cam] -21.173340 8.034424 -13.926514
[int] 1.046143 9.500244 -0.086426
[zrot] 0.000000
[pers] 40.000000
[time] 0.0

[cam] -6.250977 8.046875 30.010742
[int] 1.046143 9.500244 -0.086426
[zrot] 90.000000
[pers] 40.000000
[time] 1.0

[cam] 33.327393 8.020996 11.763672
[int] 1.046143 9.500244 -0.086426
[zrot] 180.000000
[pers] 40.000000
[time] 2.0

[cam] 20.964355 8.016357 -32.125244
[int] 1.046143 9.500244 -0.086426
[zrot] 270.000000
[pers] 40.000000
[time] 3.0

[cam] -21.173340 8.034424 -13.926514
[int] 1.046143 9.500244 -0.086426
[zrot] 360.000000
[pers] 40.000000
[time] 4.0

[end]

(Source: Original TCRF research)