Shrek (Xbox)

Shrek
Developer: Digital Illusions CE Publisher: TDK Mediactive Platform: Xbox Released in US: November 14, 2001 Released in EU: March 28, 2002 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused sounds.

Shrek kicks off the Xbox's launch with a 3D platformer. Notably, it was the first ever game to use deferred shading in its graphics. It was later ported to the GameCube as Shrek: Extra Large.

Featuring a very fast Shrek that pummels enemies that never die and levels and characters not seen in the movie at all (all designed by Todd McFarlane).

To do: There is a model of Fiona in eviltower.lmp. Either find a way to read the model or load it in-game.

Unused Graphics

common.lmp

test.dds

A test texture pattern.

font.dds

Several unused fonts from Quake III Arena.

chicken.dds

An image of a chicken.

Logos

Static logos for Dreamworks, TDK and a Shrek-styled DICE logo are present. The game uses FMV sequences instead, rendering these unused.

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  dicelogo.dds

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  dreamworks.dds

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  TDK.dds

motherg.lmp

trans_RH_Alpha_leafs_test03A.dds

An unused bush texture.

swamp.lmp

AM_BG.dds

The top half of a scene from the movie, where Shrek tells Donkey that he should "go celebrate his freedom with his own friends".

map.lmp

worldelements.dds

A texture with basic gradients and a strange brown pattern.

comp_AM_DICE.dds

A mirror texture with DICE's logo and a copyright date on it.

Unused Sounds

swamp.lmp

Some placeholder audio files with a female voice are present.

Filename	Audio	Subtitle
shrek_house1.wav		You can use the power of the magic mirror to teleport around the world and complete your quest.
shrek_house2.wav		Uhhh... yeah. The mirror is very weak right now. To increase its power and teleport farther, you'll need to perform good deeds. Every time you perform a good deed, the mirror will become a little more powerful. If you work at it, it will eventually be powerful enough to take you to Merlin's tower of pure evil.
shrek_house3.wav		Jump into the magic mirror and get going.

eviltower.lmp

merlin_death.wav

While technically not unused, the game cuts to credits before he can say "Didn't see that coming."