Anarchy Reigns
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Also known as: Max Anarchy (JP)
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 | This article is a work in progress. ...Well, all the articles here are, in a way. But this one moreso, and the article may contain incomplete information and editor's notes. |
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Unused Graphics
ui_load.dat in the ui folder, found inside data000.cpk, contains leftover images from trial versions. They list the game's developer, publisher, and estimated release date.
img_dl_360 was displayed after finishing the Japanese demo version's Campaign mode.
load_img_e3 provides a release window of January 2012, a full year before the game actually released in the US.
There is an Xbox 360 version of the previous image, whose filename ends in "_360". It has "360" crudely written over it.
load_img_euro completely lacks a release window.
The last image is from Tokyo Game Show, according to its filename, load_img_tgs_360. It too shows a release date of January 12, 2012. The game would be released in Japan about six months after this date.
ui_test_fr.dat has an image of Altambra with the kanji for "temporary" (仮) written on it.
The sui folder has many early UI textures meant for stages.
Two unused images are in room111.dat, one being a collection of early character icons...
... and the other being logos of a beer brand called "Heaven's Beer".
room112.dat has pictures of a helicopter and a car taken from concept art. Below them are two textures, reading "SIGNBOARD TEST" and "NAKAZAWA HEAVY INDUSTRIES" (possibly referring to Hiroki Nakazawa, one of the game's designers).
Inside roome00.dat are two remarkably early concept images-- a prototype title logo reading "PROJECT JACK"...
... and a test image featuring an unused design of Jack's. Before this was found, the sole existing image of this prototype design only showed the front.
Unused Audio
Within the se folder in data002.cpk are numerous subfolders that contain the game's audio. Audio used for testing remains in these folders, pretty much all of which are beeps.
/voice/synth/common/test
Contains a few terribly grating beeps and static noise.
/jingle/synth/common
Contains two files named 111_aif, consisting of beeps in multiple audio channels, and core_se_test_tone(-12db)_wav, a 20-second beep that gradually fades out.
Also in data002.cpk is the bgm folder, inside of which is the game's music.
/stage/synth/stage
Contains two unused files. 1Khz-20dB_6ch_wav is the same as the above 111_aif, just missing the final cut-off beep. 1khz-20dB_wav actually holds two separate audio files, one being a second-long beep and the other being a 7-second long beep.
PS3-Exclusive Audio
| To do: Investigate voice.cpk.2.tmp.cpk further, it may also have unfinished audio in its EV folders. |
The PlayStation 3 version of the game has four extra .cpks in data002/se. They are core.cpk.tmp.cpk, core.cpk.2.tmp.cpk, voice.cpk.tmp.cpk, and voice.cpk.2.tmp.cpk. As they all end in "tmp.cpk", they were likely temporary versions used for testing. Though their folder structures match the final's, upon closer inspection, quite a few of the actual audio files were in fact altered.
core.cpk.2.tmp.cpk
/Synth/cmc000/windoweffect
This subfolder inside the .cpk has early versions of the audio found in the final.
/Synth/id
These files utilize voices instead of the final game's sound effects.
/Synth/us/SubScenario/EV02
| Audio | Early | Final |
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| Nikolai: Max leaves us calling card. Cybrid Arts. Хорошо, yes? I take memory of fight. Max is damaged. | Nikolai: Max leaves us his calling card. Cybrid Arts, dah? I take memory of fight. Max is damaged. |
Early dialogue for the White Side cutscene after defeating Durga, in which Leo, Nikolai, and Sasha discuss Max's whereabouts.
The rest of the audio matches the final conversation, minus the filter.
/Synth/us/SubScenario/EV04
This folder also has unfiltered dialogue, this time from Amala. Other than the missing filter, they too are the same as the final's.
Unused Cutscenes
ev037
ev037.sfd is a placeholder cutscene with text translating to "event in progress".
PS3-Exclusive Cutscenes
Many more unused and early cutscenes were left in the PlayStation 3 version.
ev000
Appears to be an extremely early intro for the game, referred to here by its codename, "PROJECT JACK". Like the final game's intro, it details the outbreak of war, viruses, and their effects on humanity. The video ends abruptly, as the original file is corrupted. The intended length of this video is 1 minute and 28 seconds, but all data after the 51 second mark is blanked out.
ev001
A completely scrapped cutscene depicting Jack being confronted by Sasha in Altambra. One of its audio tracks is missing its right channel.
Sasha seems to be using Rin Rin's name as a placeholder during her intro, as it has the kanji for "temporary" next to it. Both Sasha's and Jack's designs have minute changes-- Jack's goggles are a bit higher on his head, while the black text on the front of Sasha's suit differs slightly.
The most notable change is the fact that Jack smokes a cigar. Jack's refusal to smoke in the final game is an major part of his character-- he quit after his late daughter said it was bad for his health. This heavily indicates the story was still under development when this cutscene was created.
ev002
Sequential to ev001, taking place after the confrontation. Sasha seems to be upset by whatever Jack did and flees, uppercutting an early Killseeker out of her way. She appears a bit more expressive here than in the final game.
ev005
Seems to be an early version of the scene where Nikolai scans Jack-- debug text can be seen onscreen, and the zoom effect is unpolished.
ev006
Unfinished version of the scene where Leo and Nikolai agree to split up after defeating the Mutant. A counter for scene changes is in the upper right.
ev013
An unused Durga cutscene, where he seems to escape after the battle against Leo and Sasha in Port Valenda. His right eye is more human-looking, and Garuda is brown, rather than blue. The text in the upper right reads "exit demo (temporary)".
ev016
An unused Shield Drone enemy introduction. Here, they are referred to as "SP FORCE (仮)".
ev01a
An unused enemy introduction for the Laser Drone. They, too, are called "SP FORCE (仮)".
ev025, ev029, ev043, ev044
The same as ev037, but with a different aspect ratio.
ev112
An early portion of the Blacker Baron post-battle cutscene, in which Jack explains to Baron why he quit smoking. It is the same as the final, apart from lighting bugs that occur when the camera angle changes.
The following files have not been able to be successfully converted to a viewable format, and lack the headers the other .sfd cutscene files have.
ev210
Used in the final; it is the scene where Leo flashes back to witnessing Max's heroics as his mentor.
However, in the PS3 version, ev210 is found in both the movie and movie_dev folders. It is 63.1 MB in movie, and 311 MB in movie_dev.
In the Xbox 360 version, this file is only inside the movie_dev folder. From this, it can be assumed that the 63.1 MB file in the PS3's movie folder is an unused version.
ev231_
While ev231 is used, directly adjacent to this file is another, seemingly unused file called ev231_. Its size is the same as ev231, but the data within is different. ev231 corresponds to the scene in Hong Long in which Leo confronts Max.
ev311
This unused cutscene is located near events that take place at the beginning of the game inside the bar.
ev322
Another unused cutscene, this time found near cutscenes taking place around Leo and Jack's battle in Port Valenda.
References
Cleanup > To do
Cleanup > Works In Progress
Games > Games by content > Games with unused cinematics
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