Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension (Nintendo DS)

Phineas and Ferb: Across the Second Dimension
Developer: Altron Publisher: Disney Interactive Studios Platform: Nintendo DS Released in US: August 2, 2011 Released in EU: September 16, 2011 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused sounds. This game has anti-piracy features.

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

Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension is a DS game that extends a certain montage in the movie of the same name into a full-fledged 3D platformer game.

Unused Graphics

Unused Minimaps

In the folder SubInterface, minimaps for the tutorial map, the tutorial boss, World 1-1, and World 1-2 can be found. These maps may reflect older versions of the maps they correspond to.

Anti-Piracy

To do: Get video footage that gets straight to the point.

If the game successfully detects that the player is using an illegal copy, the jumping rate for the player will then be capped at a low value, thus making the game unwinnable.

(Source: GBATemp Forum, TWiLightMenu AP-patched games list, Original TCRF Research)

Hidden "Mode"

To do: Figure out what connection the Code Redemption option has to the mode(s) like this.

To do: Document all changes that the mode(s) make to the game.

Within the game, there is a "Halloween" mode that changes the character selection on the Touch Screen to depict Phineas, Ferb, and Agent P inside castles, and it also changes Phineas' (and only Phineas') attacks to resemble small pumpkins (these do not affect gameplay). The reason it is hidden is because it seems to turn on automatically if the game detects the month is currently October, though it can be turned on manually in the Options menu and played with year-round. It is unclear if there exist other modes like this in the game, or if they were locked behind the Code Redemption option (which can no longer be used; the official website, along with the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection that work with the codes have since been defunct, making them mostly unobtainable in this regard).

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Voice Clips

To do: Rip and upload the missing voice clips in good quality.

There are a number of unused voice clips (created courtesy by the original voice actors from the movie this game was based on, of course) that either mention earlier scenarios or just don't seem to fit anywhere in the final game.

Candace

Filename	Sound	Comments
DONT_WORRY		Here, Candace mentions Baljeet, who is completely absent from the game. He does appear in the PlayStation, Xbox and Wii versions, however.
HOW_CONTROL		Here, Candace screams, and wonders how she is supposed to control something. In the movie, she pilots one of Phineas and Ferb's tree house robots during the final battle, but doesn't do so at all in the game.
SEEM_SOFT		A clip of Candace advising Phineas, Ferb, and Agent P to be careful. It's possible that this was supposed to be used in a cutscene before the player enters the final level of the game, or before any of the bosses.
TURTLE		Candace asking, "What's the turtle's name, again?". The only turtle in the game is Agent T, who debuts in this game as an unlockable costume.

Phineas

Filename	Sound	Comments
HERECOME		Phineas saying, "Here they come...". Where this would have fit best is unknown.
GETDODGEY		Phineas saying, "Time to get dodgey!".
HAIRY		Phineas sighing and saying, "Well, that was hairy."
HEY		Phineas calling out to Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Had it been used, this clip would be notable for being one of the rare times he calls him that, as opposed to "Dr. D" or "Dr. Doof", like in the actual movie and/or the final game.
CHARGING		Phineas alerting (the player) of something charging, probably a boss. In the final game, no character talks during any of the boss battles.

Dr. Doofenshmirtz/2nd Dimension Dr. Doofenshmirtz

Filename	Sound	Comments
YOUHAVE		A threat made by Dr. Doof's 2nd Dimension counterpart. He doesn't say this in the final game, only speaking in roughly 3 cutscenes in the entire game.
CURSEYOU		Dr. Doof saying "Curse you, Perry the Platypus!". Due to the two working together in this game (and the movie it was based on), this clip may sound contradictory, though it could've been intended for his 2nd Dimension counterpart, instead referring to the Platyborg.

Major Monogram

Some of his clips intended for the tutorial overexplain the controls, while the others seem to just be earlier takes.

(Source: Original TCRF research)