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The Cutting Room Floor 是一個專注於發掘和研究電子遊戲中未使用或刪減內容的網站。許多遊戲有著除開發者外不為大眾所知的內容,包括調試菜單、未使用的音樂、圖像、敵人和關卡 — 它們也有可能本應公開,但由於時間或資金不足而被刪減。
我們歡迎您瀏覽遊戲列表並開始閱讀。若您也正在研究,那麼您可以瀏覽一些小作品並試試動筆幫我們補充補充。若您只是對多年前見到的菜單/關卡微微留有印象,卻不記得如何開啟,那麼您可以創建一個新頁面,寫下您的記憶。我們也會幫助您的。要是您想支持本網站,並幫助我們不斷深入研究遊戲,歡迎您捐贈我們。
特色條目
Developer: Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
Released: 1996, Nintendo 64
Super Mario 64 had the titular mustachioed plumber step into the third dimension, resulting in a very revolutionary and influential title for the time. It was massively praised for its expansive worlds and hidden secrets, and it still has a following to this day.
The game went through a lot of different ideas during development, and it's no surprise that there's more lurking underneath the surface. Highlights include Hoot's Egg, unusually-placed objects, and even a handful of regional differences. A multiplayer mode was even considered for the game where Luigi would have been a second playable character, but the released game has neither - to the point that the only remnant of Luigi is his shadow... in the final, at least.
Did You Know...
- ...that Myth Makers: Super Kart GP started as a Nickelodeon racing game?
- ...that Lethal Enforcers I & II has its own entire source code hidden inside?
- ...that the battle courses from Super Mario Kart were planned to be included in Mario Kart: Super Circuit?
- ...that Conker's Bad Fur Day has a model for a Pikachu tail, part of a cutscene that was cut at Nintendo's request?
- ...that Amiga developers really, really, really, really, really, REALLY didn't like pirates?
- ...that inside the Mario Kart Arcade GP ROM, there exists a picture of the Beslan school hostage crisis, a major terrorist attack?
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Mickey Mania is a platform game where you control Mickey Mouse through over 20 levels, based on seven Mickey cartoons from 1928-90, while throwing marbles at enemies and stuff.
The Japanese version of the game contains a sly easter egg at the region lock screen. Normally, the game would lock on this screen telling the user the cartridge is for a different region if it's not on a Japanese Mega Drive console. If one uses a switch to bypass this while the screen is displayed, it will display the message shown and the game proceeds as normal.
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