Wii Play: Motion

Wii Play: Motion
Also known as: Wii RemoCon Plus: Variety (JP) Developers: Nintendo, Good-Feel, Arzest, Chunsoft, Prope, Mitchell, Skip Ltd., Vanpool Publisher: Nintendo Platform: Wii Released in JP: July 7, 2011 Released in US: June 13, 2011 Released in EU: June 24, 2011 Released in AU: June 30, 2011 This game has unused code. This game has unused objects. This game has unused modes / minigames. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models. This game has unused music. This game has unused text. This game has regional differences. This game has a prerelease article

To do: Please read this and properly document it all: http://pastebin.com/U5b9k8gp Unused menu for Cone Zone

Wii Play: Motion is the sequel to Wii Play and is perhaps most notable for having several different developers (including Good-Feel and Chunsoft) behind its twelve minigames.

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Prerelease Info

Unused Graphics

An unused graphic with someone's Mii on it.
This unused graphic can be found in common/mg121.brres.lz under the name mii_face_dummy.tpl.

Another unused graphic with someone else's Mii on it.
This unused graphic can be found in common/mg150/map_obj.brres.lz under the name mii_face.tpl.

In the same file as the second unused Mii face above, there are some unused Mii bodies as well.

A ton of very small unused graphics with numbers on them.
These unused graphics can be found in common/mg170/ex_obj.brres.lz.

A very early title screen that resembles the Japanese version of Wii Play, (Your First Steps to Wii), and is titled "Chanpon: Your first step to Nagasaki". Chanpon actually is a noodle meal which originated in Nagasaki which is in Japan, and it's the codename of the game. The background lacks details and the copyright date is 2010. The graphic can be found in common/title/add/gf/model.brres.lz

Unused Textures

An unused goal texture.
This unused texture can be found in common/mg170/ex_obj.brres.lz under the name ex_goal_1.tpl.

Unused Objects

Jump Park

Jump Park has two unused objects: a balloon and a star ring. The balloon, which contains 8 gems, pops when a Mii collides with it; the popped balloons will respawn whenever a Mii passes through a star ring.

(Source: xUniverse1)

Skip Skimmer

Skip Skimmer has an unused rock model which has a drawing of Mario on it.

Unused Music

There are two music files for the unused "Loony Cycle" mini-game.

MI1_BGM_INTRO.brstm

The intro at the start of a level.

MI1_BGM_RESULT.brstm

The results for a level.

There seems to be no music for when you actually play the minigame though.

(music dumps: u/M3KAI5ER44)

Unused Boss/Enemy

To do: There is some models associated with these textures at files/locale_us/common/mg180/enemy_ninja2.brres.lz Try and document them.

These two look to be body textures.

This one looks like it would be mirrored to make up the eyes.

These textures are stored along with the other files for the ninja stage of Trigger Twist and the file, locale_us/common/mg180. This looks to be an unused final boss that would either replace the ninja's final boss or be its own stage.
A wireframe of this is also in the game with the file name, pr1_en10mdx1xx.

Unused Minigames

100	Spooky Search
101	Cone Zone
102	Jump Park
110	Star Shuttle
111	Dolphin Park	Unused
120	Loony Cycle	Unused
121	Treasure Twirl
122	Puppet Mii Show (Circus Game)	Unused
130	?	Unused
140	Flutter Fly
141	Pose Mii Plus
150	Wind Runner
160	Teeter Targets
170	Skip Skimmer
171	Veggie Garden'
180	Trigger Twist

The second digit shows the minigame's developer.

0	Arzest Corporation
1	Chunsoft
2	Mitchell Corporation
3	Nd Cube
4	Skip Ltd.
5	Vanpool, Inc.
6	Nintendo
7	Good-Feel
8	Prope, Ltd.

(Source: RoadrunnerWMC)

mg111

One of the unused minigames, internally named mg111, is an action game set in an ocean. The object seems to be to swim through as many gold rings as possible within the time limit. The Wii Remote steers the dolphin, and the player can press A to swim slower and B to swim faster. The HUD (which is mostly non-functional) includes an overhead map, and a point meter that uses the Cone Zone "Points" icon. Miis in boats hold even more gold rings over the water, which you can reach by jumping at high speed.

(Source: RoadrunnerWMC and Wipeoutjack7)

mg120

One of the unused minigames, internally named mg120, is a cycling minigame. You maneuver through an obstacle course floating in the sky over a valley. You hold your Wiimote like bicycle handlebars and "pedal" it, avoiding hazards and collecting balloons. There are a variety of levels. You can choose the first few through the level-select menu, and you can play the others by renaming files in the "common/mg120/map" folder. There's even a functional multiplayer mode! You can crash into opponents, and there are now bombs to avoid. All balloons are gone in this mode.

(Source: RoadrunnerWMC and LuFer)

mg122

One of the unused minigames, internally named mg122, is a rhythm game set in a circus. The Wii Remote is held sideways, and the player can march by tilting the Wii Remote left and right, marching while tilting forward or backward will have the player move accordingly and jump by pressing 2. Additionally, the player can change the camera angle by pressing 1 and reset the game by pressing +.

(Source: RoadrunnerWMC and xUniverse1)

td002

The only title screen demo that goes unused is internally named td002. This demo allows you to look around a small environment using the Wii Remote to control your field of view. You can see Miis and other objects all relating to the minigames within Wii Play: Motion.

(Source: Wipeoutjack7)

Unused Text

There contains three unused text strings in common/mess/bin/USEnglish/glossary.msbt that may be debug text or text used for message editing program.

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Regional Differences

North America	Japan
Europe	Korea

The title screen is different between regions.

Text Sample File

The binary text file named sample in the directory common/mess/bin/*languagedependent* after decompression only has 8 lines of empty text.

Internal Name

The game's internal name is "Chanpon" as shown by the early title screen and sound effects file, titled ChanponSound.brsar.