Gauntlet Dark Legacy (PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube)/Debug Content
This is a sub-page of Gauntlet Dark Legacy (PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube).
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Throughout Gauntlet's development, many items were created to assist in the development of the game. To include menus, overlays, a model viewer, and texture viewer.
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Debug Menus
There are multiple 'types' of debug menus throughout the game. The PS2 has the most unique and in depth menu. This is most likely due to the game being ported from Arcade to PlayStation 2 first.
Playstation 2 (US)
Access
The debug menu can be accessed via Action Replay with the following code and pressing Select.
| Enable Debug Menu |
|---|
201004AC 0C080AD3 20202B4C 24040008 20202B50 3C020021 20202B54 3C030021 20202B58 8442149A 20202B5C 14820004 20202B60 8C620788 20202B64 38420004 20202B68 AC620788 20202B6C 0806081E 20202B70 24040022 20202B74 3C020021 20202B78 3C03002A 20202B7C 8442149A 20202B80 14820003 20202B84 8C621558 20202B88 38420001 20202B8C AC621558 20202B90 1000FFF6 20202B94 00000000 |
GameCube (US Revision 1 & PAL)
The debug menu used in the Playstation 2 release had its GUI removed (However, all of the underlying code was left in the game and still works if used with a memory editor.)) and was replaced with a menu where the options were to be selected prior to starting a game. One notable quirk of this menu is it requires the use of specific character names in order to be activated. At the end a little message is given that says "Mike and Bob say, Thank you for Playing!" Presumably, this was probably as a little nod to the play testers.
Access
Activating the menu is done by pressing R+Z after entering an applicable character name. (While the name is blinking.)
| Debug Menu (Rev 1) | Debug Menu (PAL) | Characters |
|---|---|---|
0407B5F0 3C600080 0407B9D4 3C600080 |
0407ADFC 3C600080 0407B42C 3C600080 |
DBRNKR AAAAAA MNTHRX ARIENT ADMBLY* ZANZI* NICO* |
- The characters with asterisks will also change the character model like a cheat code.
In Revision 0, the menu does not exist. ADMBLY & MNTHRX will give unlimited everything like a cheat code. ADMBLY just gives unlimited keys & potions.
Overlays
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Text Overlay
All builds of the game contain text overlays for various information. (Camera Position, nearest transmitter, etc.) These are controlled by the DoDebug & AuxLevels variable internally.
Additionally, where the player stats/inventory are located, information pertaining to player location & looking direction are printed over.
The following code also requires the Debug Menu code be enabled to work.
| Playstation 2 (USA) |
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20126FB4 3C020021 20126FBC 24040011 20126FC0 0805855A 20126FC4 AC440788 |
Arrow Overlay
The Arrow Overlay is only present in the Playstation 2 build. This was used for camera location, placement, and to mark where the camera would move. This can be enabled through the Debug Menu with the option Cameras. The Arrows were originally used to tell players which direction to go in a level on the Arcade version if they were to be turned around or not move for a while.
Debug Credits Warp/Revision Text
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In the GameCube version, press R + Z as the game loads FMV at the title screen to skip to the credits sequence. If the buttons are held, the game revision will be displayed in the lower-right.
The easiest way to do this is to press and hold the buttons during the third and final intro FMV sequence (the orc attack which leads into the title screen), as pressing any buttons during this FMV will jump directly to the title screen.
The USA Rev 0, USA Rev 1, and Europe releases of the game are all identified internally as Version 3.5.
Once this has been done once in the current session, the credits warp can be performed again from screens other than the title screen, such as any of the three opening FMVs, the Game Over FMV, or the attract sequence.
