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| + | | bobscreen=Chaotix Beta Title 1.png | ||
| + | | title=Chaotix (prototype 0111) | ||
| + | | final=chaotix | ||
| + | | system=[[Sega 32X]] | ||
| + | | date=1995-01-12 | ||
| + | | romsize=4 MB | ||
| + | | source=[[February 23, 2008 Proto Release|Sega ROM Archive CD-R disc]] | ||
| + | | foundby=[[User:Drx|drx]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | '''''[[Chaotix]]'' prototype 0111''' is a prototype build of ''Chaotix'' for the [[Sega 32X]]. It was released by drx during the [[February 23rd 2008 Proto Release|February 23rd, 2008 proto release]]. Its compile date is Jan 12, 1995. | ||
| − | == | + | ==Comparisons== |
| + | {{mainArticle|{{PAGENAME}}/Comparisons}} | ||
| + | ==Various differences== | ||
| + | {{cleanup|This section needs moving to the comparisons page(s)}} | ||
===General=== | ===General=== | ||
* If you skip past the title screen intro there will be no background in the mode select screen. | * If you skip past the title screen intro there will be no background in the mode select screen. | ||
* This is the first version with the 'low res' zoomed in like title screen background. No, it's not actually zoomed in; you can clearly see that it has been low-res-ified. look at the pointy things above the green glowy things in both; you can see it's more than a simple zooming issue. | * This is the first version with the 'low res' zoomed in like title screen background. No, it's not actually zoomed in; you can clearly see that it has been low-res-ified. look at the pointy things above the green glowy things in both; you can see it's more than a simple zooming issue. | ||
| − | * The title screen contains the text "Featuring | + | * The US region title screen contains the text "Featuring Espio the Chameleon" indicating that at this point Espio was considered the star. |
| − | * | + | * Debug mode is still enabled. |
* You can get a negative score in this proto. | * You can get a negative score in this proto. | ||
* No limit for Negative Rings. | * No limit for Negative Rings. | ||
| − | * Once collecting an item box | + | * Once collecting an item box, its icon does not appear at the bottom; however, they still seem to work for the most part. |
| − | + | * Once you pass the combi-catcher part of the level hub you can go back instead of it being locked off, however it just shows up blank. | |
| − | * Once you pass the combi-catcher part of the level hub you can go back instead of it being locked off however it just shows up blank. | + | * Time Attack messes up the screen but you can still see the characters spinning. |
| − | * Time | + | * The glitch character Wechidna's sprites are messed up. He has a fully functional flying ability, to fly up hold the C button and hold up, works with down as well. To clarify on Wechidna's flying, he acts just like Tails would. For example, after you fly around he gets "tired" and shows a different animation. Another thing to note about Wechidna is that his separate arm sprite doesn't exist. |
| − | * The glitch character Wechidna's sprites are messed up. He has a fully functional flying ability, to fly up hold the C button and hold up, works with down as well. To clarify on Wechidna's flying, he acts just like Tails would. For example, after you fly around he gets "tired" and shows a different animation. Another thing to note about Wechidna is that his | ||
===Music=== | ===Music=== | ||
| − | + | * Door Into Summer has a different mix than the final. | |
| − | * Door Into Summer has a different mix than the final | + | * Tribute in the final is ??? GOOD ENDING ??? in the prototype, indicating that Tribute was to be used instead of Just Another Day. The proto mix is quite different from the final mix. |
| − | * Tribute | + | * Destructive Power in the final is ??? NORMAL ENDING??? in the prototype. While the final plays three notes on the FM1 (three bass notes that run behind everything), the proto only plays one, which is always one note higher than where the final currently is. |
| − | * ??? STAFF ROLL ??? | + | * Just Another Day in the final is ??? STAFF ROLL ??? in the proto, indicating that the staff roll would originally be separated from the ending scene. There are differences in the drumming. |
| − | * | + | * Steel Heart doesn't play, it just plays one note and then stops in proto. |
| + | * Decision keeps looping in final, but only stops after two loops in proto. | ||
| + | * Oriental Legend, High Five, Reach The Goal, Have a Happy Day, Nice Meeting You, Surprise!, Chaotic World, Tachy Touch, Silver Screen, Pendulum, Soda Pop, Child's Song, Crystal Nightmare, Tube Panic, Mechanical Dance and Surging Power have a different mix. Most of them are different because the PSG 3 held "note" is a much higher one, making them vastly different. | ||
===Scenario Selection screen=== | ===Scenario Selection screen=== | ||
| − | * When you begin scenario selection you see | + | * When you begin scenario selection you see Knuckles and Espio fall in, however once you touch the ground Espio disappears. |
===Demo Level=== | ===Demo Level=== | ||
* Unable to skip past training. The demo after the intro stage forces itself on you, you can't press start to skip it. | * Unable to skip past training. The demo after the intro stage forces itself on you, you can't press start to skip it. | ||
| − | * | + | |
| + | ===World Entrance=== | ||
| + | * Act 2 uses Crystal Nightmare as music, Act 3 uses Tachy Touch, Act 4 uses Electoria and Act 5 doesn't play anything. | ||
| + | * Everything after Act 1 is a blank screen with music, or in act 5's case, nothing. | ||
===Special Stages=== | ===Special Stages=== | ||
| − | |||
* Bonus Stage starts you off with 1000 rings for some reason. | * Bonus Stage starts you off with 1000 rings for some reason. | ||
* Once you pass a special stage you get a "Holy ring" | * Once you pass a special stage you get a "Holy ring" | ||
| − | === | + | ===Newtrogic High Zone=== |
| − | * Instead of playing the | + | * Instead of playing the "Chaotic World" during the stage select roulette it plays the song "Decision". |
| + | |||
| + | ==Downloads== | ||
| + | NOTE: To play the prototype in [[Kega Fusion]] v3.6 and up, the "Fast 32X Timing" option in the 32X configuration tab must be enabled. For older versions of Kega Fusion, a special release, which can play the prototype, was made available {{file|Kega_Edited_for_Chaotix.zip|here}}. | ||
| + | {{Download|file=Knuckles'_Chaotix_(32X)_(Prototype_0111_-_Jan_12,_1995,_09.36)_(hidden-palace.org).zip|filesize=1.54MB}} | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==External links== | ||
| + | *{{LinkRetro|topic=10001|title=Sonic Retro discussion thread}} | ||
| + | * [https://hiddenpalace.org/Knuckles%27_Chaotix_(Jan_12,_1995_prototype) Hidden Palace Release Page] | ||
| + | * Videos of the prototype: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDMUlmVxoRc&feature=PlayList&p=9A58C188A76704BC&index=6 Video 1] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V21BVEfUN70&feature=PlayList&p=9A58C188A76704BC&index=7 Video 2] | ||
| + | ==References== | ||
| + | <references/> | ||
| − | {{ | + | {{Chaotix0111Omni}} |
| + | {{ChaotixOmni|4}} | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Chaotix prereleases]] |
Latest revision as of 22:42, 24 December 2023
| Chaotix (prototype 0111) |
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| Prerelease of: chaotix |
| System: Sega 32X |
| Build date: 1995-01-12 |
| ROM size: 4 MB |
| Source: Sega ROM Archive CD-R disc |
| Found by: drx |
Chaotix prototype 0111 is a prototype build of Chaotix for the Sega 32X. It was released by drx during the February 23rd, 2008 proto release. Its compile date is Jan 12, 1995.
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Various differences
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General
- If you skip past the title screen intro there will be no background in the mode select screen.
- This is the first version with the 'low res' zoomed in like title screen background. No, it's not actually zoomed in; you can clearly see that it has been low-res-ified. look at the pointy things above the green glowy things in both; you can see it's more than a simple zooming issue.
- The US region title screen contains the text "Featuring Espio the Chameleon" indicating that at this point Espio was considered the star.
- Debug mode is still enabled.
- You can get a negative score in this proto.
- No limit for Negative Rings.
- Once collecting an item box, its icon does not appear at the bottom; however, they still seem to work for the most part.
- Once you pass the combi-catcher part of the level hub you can go back instead of it being locked off, however it just shows up blank.
- Time Attack messes up the screen but you can still see the characters spinning.
- The glitch character Wechidna's sprites are messed up. He has a fully functional flying ability, to fly up hold the C button and hold up, works with down as well. To clarify on Wechidna's flying, he acts just like Tails would. For example, after you fly around he gets "tired" and shows a different animation. Another thing to note about Wechidna is that his separate arm sprite doesn't exist.
Music
- Door Into Summer has a different mix than the final.
- Tribute in the final is ??? GOOD ENDING ??? in the prototype, indicating that Tribute was to be used instead of Just Another Day. The proto mix is quite different from the final mix.
- Destructive Power in the final is ??? NORMAL ENDING??? in the prototype. While the final plays three notes on the FM1 (three bass notes that run behind everything), the proto only plays one, which is always one note higher than where the final currently is.
- Just Another Day in the final is ??? STAFF ROLL ??? in the proto, indicating that the staff roll would originally be separated from the ending scene. There are differences in the drumming.
- Steel Heart doesn't play, it just plays one note and then stops in proto.
- Decision keeps looping in final, but only stops after two loops in proto.
- Oriental Legend, High Five, Reach The Goal, Have a Happy Day, Nice Meeting You, Surprise!, Chaotic World, Tachy Touch, Silver Screen, Pendulum, Soda Pop, Child's Song, Crystal Nightmare, Tube Panic, Mechanical Dance and Surging Power have a different mix. Most of them are different because the PSG 3 held "note" is a much higher one, making them vastly different.
Scenario Selection screen
- When you begin scenario selection you see Knuckles and Espio fall in, however once you touch the ground Espio disappears.
Demo Level
- Unable to skip past training. The demo after the intro stage forces itself on you, you can't press start to skip it.
World Entrance
- Act 2 uses Crystal Nightmare as music, Act 3 uses Tachy Touch, Act 4 uses Electoria and Act 5 doesn't play anything.
- Everything after Act 1 is a blank screen with music, or in act 5's case, nothing.
Special Stages
- Bonus Stage starts you off with 1000 rings for some reason.
- Once you pass a special stage you get a "Holy ring"
Newtrogic High Zone
- Instead of playing the "Chaotic World" during the stage select roulette it plays the song "Decision".
Downloads
NOTE: To play the prototype in Kega Fusion v3.6 and up, the "Fast 32X Timing" option in the 32X configuration tab must be enabled. For older versions of Kega Fusion, a special release, which can play the prototype, was made available here (info) (268 kB).
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Download Chaotix (prototype 0111)
File: Knuckles'_Chaotix_(32X)_(Prototype_0111_-_Jan_12,_1995,_09.36)_(hidden-palace.org).zip (1.54 MB) (info)
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External links
- Sonic Retro discussion thread
- Hidden Palace Release Page
- Videos of the prototype: Video 1 Video 2
References
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