Trajectile

Trajectile
Also known as: Reflect Missile (EU/JP) Developer: Q-Games Publisher: Nintendo Platform: DSiWare Released in JP: January 20, 2010 Released in US: January 4, 2010 Released in EU: November 27, 2009 This game has unused areas. This game has hidden development-related text. This game has unused text. This game has debugging material. This game has revisional differences.

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Trajectile is like Breakout, but not.

To do: There's debug files in the ROM. There's apparently 220 or 230 levels in the game, but over 300 level files. Get rips of the title screen graphics to show the change in logo for regional revisions. The Japanese version has a lot of wonky wording for English text.

Build Info

Two files appear in the root of the filesystem, called revision.txt and version.txt.

Version	revision.txt	version.txt
Japan (Rev 1)	Revision r27659	Version pepe 091008 10:41
USA	Revision r28079	Version pepe 091014 22:56
Europe/Australia	Revision r28079	Version pepe 091014 22:57

Despite the Japanese version being marked in its ROM header as Revision 1, there is no unrevised version for this region.

Debugging Files

Many files and ARM9 strings in the ROM data seem to indicate that debugging functions are present, as well as a level editor.

Unused Text

To do: There's probably more.

Note that the word "unused" in this section is actually copied from the game.

menu.bmg

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サイカイ
unused

3セットセレクション
unused

5セットセレクション
unused

10セットセレクション
unused

TURN:  
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PAR
unused

SCORE:
unused

CLEAR STAGE
unused

TOTAL STAGE
unused

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Unused Levels

To do: There's more.

stage_01043.bs2

This unused level was used, presumably, for debugging the level format and making sure that physics works correctly. Strangely, this level has 10 sets of missiles, which may point to different amounts of missiles being used while the game was in development:

• 1 Smasher
• 2 Smashers
• 1 Driller
• 2 Smashers
• 1 Smasher
• 1 Driller
• 3 Smashers
• 2 Smashers
• 2 Smashers
• 3 Smashers

The locations of the missiles are defined in pixels rather than just numbers between -8 and 8 from left to right. Additionally, the file format is slightly different, as the level data starts at a different position in the file than all regular levels, indicating that the level engine underwent some modification during development.