Sonic Shuffle

Sonic Shuffle
Developers: Sonic Team, Hudson Soft Publisher: Sega Platform: Dreamcast Released in JP: December 21, 2000 Released in US: November 13, 2000 Released in EU: March 9, 2001 This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences. This game has hidden bonus content. This game has a prototype article

After the success of Mario Party, Sonic followed in the plumber's footsteps in the party genre with Sonic Shuffle, which was unsuccessful thanks to the cheatsy AI and excessive load times (not as bad as that Sonic game from 2006, mind you, but still pretty annoying).

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Prototype Info

Debug Features

Present in the SUBPROG directory are files for debug tools, such as a model viewer and a level viewer which includes a small debug system. To access these features, replace TITLE.BIN with any of the below files:

To do: These all need looking into.

Model Viewer (MDLVIEW.BIN)

It's...a model viewer. Duh.

Level Viewer (TEST_0.BIN)

Lets you view the game's maps. This uses the Gindows debugging system seen in the Rez prototype and Scud Racer early SDK sample.

Character Viewer (HPVIEW.BIN)

Lets you view character models, although only Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Amy, Illumina, Lumina, and Void can be selected. Note that this file is referred to as "High Poly Viewer" within 1ST_READ.BIN.

(Source: Woofmute)

Debug Menu Text

Text for the Debug Menu from the European Debug Version can still be found in TITLE.BIN, before the text used for VMU access. Whether it can still be accessed is unknown. If running the European Debug Version, holding the Y button while the game loads the SEGA logo will launch this menu.

Sonic Shuffle DEBUG MENU
BOARD Stage No %d
Mdl File Viewer
HI-Poly Viewer
PST=%d
GENERAL
SPECIAL
  CLEAR
START SELECT (VS)
START SELECT (Story)
RECORD Announcement
Rank Demo
Tutorial Demo
Sonic Room
Void EVENT
Duel
Movie
SOUND TEST
Event No %d
TEST-0
Mini Event Menu
Ring
Badbge Enemy_%d PST_%d
EXDEMO.BIN
Leave a hand
DEBUG MENU:Proc start fail
PLAY

Sound Debug Menu DrvVer %1X.%02X.%02X
Select Game[%s]
Select Game[%s]
Select Trap[%s]
Select Mev [%s]
Select Btl [***]
Select Tut [***]
Select Rec [***]
Select Sev [%s]
Select Bev [***]
Select Srm [***]
Select Vev [***]
Select End [***]

Regional Differences

Title Screen

US/Europe	Japan

Bonus Content

Eight 1024×768 wallpapers can be found by placing the Dreamcast disc into your computer. The files on the disc are 24-bit bitmaps (BMP), but here they have been converted to PNG.

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  C20.BMP

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  C21.BMP

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  C22.BMP

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  C23.BMP

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  C24.BMP

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  C25.BMP

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  LUMINA.BMP

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  VOID.BMP