Prerelease:Drawn to Life

This page details pre-release information and/or media for Drawn to Life.

To do:
Concept art. I'll grab comparison screenshots later.

Screenshots

The following screenshots are dated to sometime in 2006, about a year before the game's release.

Earlier sprites for Jowee and two other Raposa who appear to be early versions of Crazy Barks and Bubba. All three have mouths which they lack in the final.
It should be noted it is impossible to have both Crazy Barks and Bubba in the village with a population level that low in the final, as rescuing Raposa is mandatory.
Bubba is less rotund, and appears to have whiskers in his early sprite.
Crazy Barks has a green inner tube and wears rings around his ears, while in the final he lacks the inner tube and wears a leaf hat. He is also noticeably lacking his moustache and beard.
Both Bubba and Crazy Barks appear to have longer ears than in their final sprites, which is more accurate to the official art of the Raposa.
The map layout resembles neither anything in the final game or concept art.

The level in the screenshot is named Level 2-1, the final does not use numbered names for levels and instead gives each level a unique name.
The level's name implies that the Snow Gate was the second gate at some point in development.
Instead of an icon of the Hero's head, there is a pencil beside the life count.
The score count was removed in the final.
There is a health bar. In the final, this would be rendered redundant as damage taken is indicated by how much of the Hero's mannequin body is exposed.
There is a counter for green droplets, which were likely an early version of the rapocoins.
The flying teardrop shaped enemy doesn't appear anywhere in the final. It is possible it may have been replaced by the Flyin' Rabbit enemy, which is named snow_flyer internally.
The tileset for the snow world lacks the slushy texture seen in the screenshot.
The pine tree was replaced by a stylized tree covered in snow in the final.

The color palette is stylized as droplets rather than being circular like in the final.
There is no option to switch palettes, or use stamps or patterns. As well as no option to use a premade Hero template.
The bland "+" button was replaced with a magnifying glass in the final.
The "Load" and "Save" function is absent from the final.

(Source: http://www.opensenses.com/discussion/ds-drawn-to-life, IGN)