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A prototype of the PS2 version of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game was released by Hidden Palace on March 20, 2021 as part of Project Deluge.
Dated January 10, 2005, this appears to be a pretty early build. Despite this point in development being only three months from release, it contains a lot of debug features and even has the unused Anakin's Flight level fully intact. It also features plenty of differences compared to the final build.
A fully functional debug menu is available at any time in the pause menu, labeled as LEGO Options.
"LEGO Options" in the pause menu.
Debug options as listed in-game.
Debug Menu Features
Go To Scene - Lists all playable maps and every viewable cutscene in the game.
Go To Level - Allows you to go back to the title screen and view the credits.
Go To Door - Lists all doors that can be warped to in any area you're currently in. Dexter's Diner allows you to warp to any point in the entire game while in this menu.
Restart - Restarts the current level.
Open All Doors - Opens all doors in current point in the level.
Game Mode: Story/FreePlay - Lets you switch from story mode to free play mode mid-level. Has the unintended effect of breaking cutscenes when loaded in freeplay mode (can be loaded from the Go To Scene menu).
Panel - Toggles the visibility of the HUD when not in the pause menu.
Lift Player: On/Off - Allows you to moon jump when pressing R1 while on.
FPS Display: On/Off - Allows you to view the FPS in-game.
Level Streaming: On/Off - Toggles if the next section of a level is preloaded or not.
Streaming Display: On/Off - Shows when the next areas of a level are being preloaded.
Difficulty: Difficulty 1-10 - A difficulty selector from 1 to 10.
Open All Levels - Opens all levels in Dexter's Diner.
Collect All Mini-Kits - Sets the Mini-Kit count in all levels to 10 and has all Mini-Kit builds to appear outside.
Collect Story Characters - Unlocks all progression-related characters.
Collect All Characters - Unlocks every character in the game.
View Camera: Pad 1/Pad 2/Off - Allows the selected controller to be used as a debug camera controller.
Keycard - Allows you to write data to a separate keycard presumably meant for development purposes. All audio will be disabled if the game isn't reset as prompted.
General Differences
Prototype
Final
The icon used for saving the game features a fully modeled PS2 Memory Card with Yoda's face on it, as opposed to just having Yoda's face be the icon for saving the game. The design for Yoda's head also appears to be slightly different in the model.
The iconic loading screen with the headshot icons for Player 1 and Player 2 has not yet been implemented.
Studs are called Coins here.
The light setup for every single level uses the same plain presets.
The Force effect has a more primitive appearance. The effect is made out of lots of blurred circles instead of a glowing aura.
Quitting to the title screen and then starting a new game will spawn you in as the characters you had equipped before quitting.
Hints don't have Dexter's face on them.
The swirling effects around Blaster grapple spots are green.
Characters
Obi-Wan Kenobi
His death sound effect is much higher pitched.
Queen Amidala
She has a red Blaster instead of a revolver.
Yoda
Yoda's model is totally different, using a lower-quality version. His model in the prototype is still used in his icon in the final game. This version of Yoda does not have a moving mouth or eyes.
Commander Cody/Clone (Episode III)
Commander Cody is called "Clone (Episode III, Sand)."
The Swamp clone has a green secondary color instead of a blue one. The green colors still appear in the clone's icon in the final game.
All clones have a red Blaster instead of a blue one.
Droideka
Being electrocuted by an astromech droid won't temporarily remove its shield.
Its shield color will appear inverted on reflecting floors (like shiny marble floors).
Geonosian
It's impossible to switch characters in Free Play as the Geonosian unless you tag a teammate who is not a Geonosian. The Geonosian will also not be equippable in the list of your teammate's characters.
Grievous' Bodyguard
The MagnaGuards have red staffs instead of pink.
Darth Sidious
Prototype
Final
Darth Sidious has an early design and early animations. He has a skin tone that resembles his first official minifigure from the year 2000, and he also borrows animations from other characters in this build instead of having his own unique ones. His icon also reflects his early design.
Princess Leia
She's totally missing from this version of the game - she doesn't show up in the cutscenes for the Episode IV bonus and she isn't purchasable in the diner.
Level Differences
Every level in this version of the game is different in one way or another. Some levels are much less finished than others.
Dexter's Diner
The music is different. The final game uses the same music in the opening cutscene for the level "Escape from Naboo."
Lots of areas in the diner use different camera angles.
Nothing you do in the diner will award you Studs.
You can't turn the lights on using the Force.
The trash bin things by the mini bar hatch doors are not present.
The diner only has shaker, stool, and chair props. Props such as the soft serve machine haven't been added.
A salt shaker on a booth table in The Phantom Menace's room will instantly explode upon entering.
Using the Force on booth chairs will turn them upside down onto the table instead of shaking them.
The exit for an episode's room has the episode number icon on them instead of Dexter's face.
Early Shop
Prototype
Final
The shop in the Dexter's Diner hub had completely different things for sale, including Hearts and default Blasters (a bit redundant considering a lot of characters already have one), items not purchasable in the final build.
Nothing in the shop is actually purchasable besides characters and hints.
Dexter himself lacks any animations and the entire shop menu is very clearly a work-in-progress.
Extras as seen in the final game haven't been implemented yet at all, and the extra Blasters (Bigger, Classic, Silly) have early models attached to them.
When selecting characters and hints, they will physically enter and leave the shop through the hatches found at the ends of the bar counter.
Prototype
Final
Characters use their internal names in the shop.
Every single character has a different price in the prototype from their final version.
Prototype
Final
Hints have placeholder prices: they increment in the pattern 10 Studs, 100 Studs, 1000 Studs, 0 Studs.
Prototype
Final
The code menu uses an extremely primitive UI that doesn't seem to function at all.
Negotiations
It uses the same music as Dexter's Diner.
The chairs dance around for a much shorter time when acted upon with the Force.
Prototype
Final
A part near the end has a Blaster grapple spot that isn't in the final.
Prototype
Final
The droideka scene near the end utilizes a different camera angle.
Invasion Over Naboo
Prototype
Final
The Trade Federation has launched a full-scale attack on the peaceful world of Naboo. Hiding aboard one of the landing craft, Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi have escaped from the Trade Federation flagship. Now they must make contact with local forces...
The Trade Federation has launched a full-scale attack on the peaceful world of Naboo. Hiding aboard the landing craft, Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi have secretly hitched a ride with the invasion force. Now they must make contact with local forces - before it is too late...
The text crawl is different.
There is no music.
The cutscenes have unfinished backgrounds.
There's an extra piece of the ship you must destroy before you can destroy the floor of it and get a Mini-Kit.
There is a gold stud in the middle of the cave behind the Jar-Jar portrait instead of a blue stud.
Nothing happens to the bricks in the wall after you pull them out using the Force.
The tunnel leading to the lake does not have a background.
The platform that can be lifted with the Force in the part of the lake obstructed by the ship is a plain grey brick. Upon being lifted, it makes a glitchy, ear-grating sound.
The stone head in the part of the lake obstructed by the ship can be walked through.
The statue that is put together at the end of the level for a Mini-Kit has a floating center part.
The arrow-shaped group of studs at the very end is spread out and is further away from the water.
Escape from Naboo
Prototype
Final
The Gungan ruler Boss Nass has refused to help the people of Naboo. Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi have left his underwater city for the Royal Palace in Theed. As Trade Federation battle droids seize control of the Naboo capital city, Queen Amidala and Captain Panaka, her head of security, are powerless to repel the invasion...
The Gungan ruler Boss Nass has refused to help the people of Naboo. Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi have left his underwater city for the Royal Palace in Theed. As Trade Federation battle droids seize control of the Naboo capital city, Queen Amidala and Captain Panaka, her loyal protector, are powerless to repel the invasion...
The text crawl is slightly different, describing Captain Panaka differently.
All cutscenes are relatively unfinished.
There is no music in the actual level.
When the players spawn, the camera is focused on the gate that is next to them.
Fences, such as the ones lining the top of the curtain wall at the beginning of the level, make a horribly loud creaking noise upon being opened.
The statue inside one of the rooms is indestructible.
The rooftop that leads to the next room has a different camera angle.
There is no gate that has to be opened by shooting a target.
Going to the far left of the fourth part of the level has a different camera angle, showing a structure unseen in the final.
The layout of the pathway around the wall in the fourth part ends after the Blaster spot.
The final stretch of the level with the buttons has a 2D camera angle instead of an isometric camera angle.
There is no control panel behind the battle droids in the final cutscene.
The droids do not make any noise in the final cutscene.
Mos Espa Podrace
Prototype
Final
Queen Amidala and her Jedi protectors have fled Naboo, heading for Coruscant. They plan to inform the Galactic Senate of the Trade Federation invasion. However, the Royal Starship's hyperdrive is damaged in the escape, and they have been forced to divert to the remote planet of Tatooine for repairs...
Queen Amidala and her Jedi protectors have fled Naboo, heading for Coruscant. They plan to inform the Galactic Senate of the Trade Federation invasion. However, the Royal Starship's hyperdrive is damaged in the escape, and they have been forced to land on the remote planet of Tatooine for repairs...
The text crawl is slightly different, using the phrasing "divert to" instead of "land on".
There is no music.
The overlay that shows what lap you are on is not present.
The race ends after the second lap.
The speed-up boosts are grey and blue instead of white and green; they are also not at all LEGO-themed.
The time limit does not exist.
Everything destructible is gone except for the crystals and the barrier that blocks off the ramp, making it impossible to completely fill up the stud bar.
All cutscenes that happen during the race are missing, with the exception of the Tusken raider scene. This also includes the scene that plays when you die.
Prototype
Final
Anakin's podracer icon uses his own icon as a placeholder.
Anakin's podracer animation will only appear to sharply steer left or right, no matter how subtle the controller input is.
Prototype
Final
Sebulba is completely untextured except for his eyes.
Prototype
Final
The pits are nothing like their final game counterparts; the pits are two large, jagged holes instead of multiple smooth holes spread out. There are also speed boosts on each side of the hole in the prototype. The left boost is a ramp that leads to a Mini-Kit.
Retake Theed Palace
Prototype
Final
On Coruscant, Queen Amidala has found the Galactic Senate currupted by Trade Federation, and mired in bureaucracy. Frustrated, she has returned home to Naboo. Together with Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Captain Panaka, the astromech droid R2-D2, and the young pod racer from Tatooine, Anakin Skywalker, Queen Amidala now plans to infiltrate Theed Palace and capture the Trade Federation Viceroy...
On Coruscant, Queen Amidala has found the Galactic Senate corrupted by Trade Federation influence, and mired in bureaucracy. Frustrated, she has returned home to Naboo. Together with Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Captain Panaka, R2-D2 and the young podracer from Tatooine, Anakin Skywalker, Queen Amidala now plans to infiltrate the Royal Palace and capture the evil Trade Federation Viceroy...
The text crawl is slightly different.
Cutscenes are close to completion, but most are missing backgrounds and sound. Some shots have different camera angles.
There is a large wrecked wall at the back of the beginning of the level that you can walk up on.
The rebuilt staircase is asymmetrical.
The statue model used throughout the level has a solid bottom, meaning you cannot see underneath it. Some of the statues also have Obi-Wan's face.
The painting of the house that turns into a picture of Padmé is already a picture of the latter, using the force will shake the painting.
The contraption that blocks Anakin from being able to touch the button to open the gate is not here.
The droids that block the room that leads to the spaceport are not programmed to do anything.
The captive guards are shown in a different order, and the camera is very far away from them.
One guard does not have any droids holding him captive at all.
A random grey brick appears next to the astromech droid panel once all the guards are rescued.
Anakin uses his hatless model with hair from the Mos Espa Podrace intro in the final cutscene.
Anakin's Flight
The famous cut level Anakin’s Flight is fully playable in this prototype build. All the level's cutscenes that were touched up and finished for LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga are here and accounted for, albeit unfinished. It can played through its own door in Dexter's Diner or through the debug menu. Playing the level through story mode will spawn the player at the very last scene of the level, labeled as "Anakin_E" in the game's files. However, using the debug menu allows you to see the rest of the level as it was originally designed.
"Anakin_A" starts with Anakin approaching the Droid Control Ship, shooting down enemy ships along the way.
"Anakin_B" starts with Anakin flying around the Droid Control Ship, shooting turrets and radars. This segment doesn't end and you need to select another scene within the debug menu to continue.
"Anakin_C" has Anakin inside the ship, blasting through doors and shooting more turrets. This scene also doesn't transition into the next one, as Anakin will fly into a door that is impossible to open.
"Anakin_D" has up to two players shoot an endless barrage of Droids and Droid Troop Carriers in a turret section. You're supposed to destroy a reactor in this scene but destroying it doesn't progress the level.
"Anakin_E" is where the level begins in story mode, as he escapes the Droid Control Ship as it gets destroyed.
Both "Anakin_F" and "Anakin_H" once again has Anakin fly around the Droid Control Ship endlessly, only this time there aren't any enemies at all. There also isn't any collision in anything besides the floor. These scenes were most likely made as tests for the flight path around the ship, given the fact that they're after the scene where the level properly ends.
Droid Control Ship Mini-Kit as seen in the outside hub.
The level even has its own Mini-Kit set that is completely removed in the final build due to the level's removal. Though there are no LEGO Canisters that spawn anywhere in the level itself, and thus it can only be seen by unlocking all the Mini-Kits in the debug menu.
Prototype
Final
As the battle for Naboo rages on the planet's surface, a desperate assault has been launched on the Trade Federation battleships above. Anakin Skywalker finds himself at the controls of an N1 Starfighter, heading for the Droid Control Ship...
As the battle for Naboo rages on the planet's surface, a desperate assault has been launched on the Trade Federation battleships above. Anakin Skywalker finds himself at the controls of an N-1 Starfighter, heading for the Droid Control Ship...
The text crawl is just slightly different from the unused text crawl for the level which is found in the final build's data, as "N-1" is spelled differently.
Darth Maul
Prototype
Final
The Trade Federation army has been neutralised, but the battle continues in Theed Palace. Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi have one more enemy to face...
The Trade Federation army has been neutralized by Anakin Skywalker, but the battle continues in the Royal Palace. Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi have one more enemy to face...
The text crawl is slightly different.
The level has no music.
The first area's fight is different. Familiarly, you have to attack Darth Maul with the flying ship parts, until he runs away. In this version, there are no battle droids, and Darth Maul does not have a health bar in this phase.
The AI will get stuck in the first room upon approaching the platforms that 2 players must lift through the Force.
Windows throughout the level have a light effect, showing rays shining through them.
The third room has walkways in-between the platforms, removed in the final game.
The beams that lift you up to the platforms have a much simpler design.
Prototype
Final
The cutscene of the commander droids calling backup is at a different angle, and it depicts the droids running from offscreen instead of flying down from crates.
Because of the early commander droid mechanic, no new droids will spawn unless the commander is offscreen.
Prototype
Final
The walkways to the commander droids have a different camera angle.
The walkways themselves have much less detailed textures.
The last room's boss fight is very different:
The first phase is similar to the final game, but you must drain all of the health from Darth Maul before moving on to the second phase, whereas in the final game it will move on to the second phase when Darth Maul reaches 5 hearts.
The second phase is very different. Darth Maul will jump across the platforms and throw flying objects at you as usual - however, in the prototype, the goal is not to deflect the objects back to him, but to use the Force to destroy the platforms he is standing on. Also in the prototype, the objects flying towards you move much faster and at a different camera angle making them appear smaller.
The third phase is also very similar to the final game. However, unlike the final game, Darth Maul has a full healthbar.
The game does not give you a hint telling you to tag your teammate before being put in a Force hold.
Discovery on Kamino
Prototype
Final
The galactic senate plunges ever deeper into crisis. The mysterious Count Dooku leads a separatist movement which threatens the future of the Republic. In this time of turmoil, Obi-Wan Kenobi investigates the attempted assassination of Senator Padme Amidala. With his astromech droid R4-P17, the Jedi Knight tracks the source of a poisoned dart to the remote world of Kamino...
The Galactic Republic plunges ever deeper into crisis. The mysterious Count Dooku leads a Separatist movement which threatens the future of the Republic. In this time of turmoil, Obi-Wan Kenobi investigates the attempted assassination of Senator Padmé Amidala. With his astromech droid R4-P17, the Jedi Knight tracks the source of a poisoned dart to the remote world of Kamino...
The text crawl is slightly different.
This level has no music or unique sounds.
Prototype
Final
R4-P17 appears to be in some sort of default pose during the cutscene where Obi-Wan meets Lama Su and Taun We, as her zapper is clearly and unintentionally visible.
The door is already open in the cutscene before Obi-Wan and R4-P17 enter, but Obi-Wan still has an animation for waiting for the door to open.
Prototype
Final
There is a shelf in the closet near where you first enter the Tipoca City building.
The mines found throughout the level are only toggleable by directly attacking it and will instantly kill anyone in radius.
The scene revealing the clones is in a primitive state. It doesn't show the adult clones, and it also lacks Obi-Wan's reaction.
Prototype
Final
The astromech droid panel that opens the door to the rooms has R2-D2's image on it.
Prototype
Final
The outside of the windows are much less visually appealing. There is also a blue stud in the middle of the stud row behind the window.
In Jango Fett's room, you can use the Force to put the chairs on top of the table instead of making them dance.
Rockets don't fly out Jango Fett's closet when it is opened.
You can't use the Force to turn the Jango Fett portrait into a clonetrooper portrait.
There's no dancing animation when the disco mode is enabled in the research room.
Prototype
Final
The puzzle that shows where to step on the light buttons in order to get a Mini-Kit has a different base on which the lights are laid out on. The lights themselves are smaller.
Prototype
Final
In the room that leads to the outside, nothing on the table can be played with using the Force. The table and cups are also untextured and the chairs can be walked through.
The cutscene showing Jango placing down landmines is absent.
The view of the inside of the city that is seen from the walkway was not added yet. Instead, there is a repeating texture pattern.
The building that has a moving platform and targets is half untextured.
Prototype
Final
The blocks blocking the astromech droid panel are transparent and blue.
The Dark Side door is less obviously meant for use with the Dark Side, being a gate with bright colors instead.
Prototype
Final
The exterior of the building leading to the boss fight is incomplete, so you can see floating doors and objects in the boss fight intro.
Boba Fett doesn't show up inside the Slave I during the battle.
In Jango Fett's third phase, you cannot deflect his rockets back to him. You must either attack him with your lightsaber or deflect the ship blasters onto him.
Prototype
Final
Obi-Wan's lightsaber and tracking device don't appear in the final cutscene. The cutscene also has earlier lighting for the level.
Prototype
Final
Obi-Wan's ship doesn't appear in the final cutscene. Added with very different camera angles, the scene is rather hard to understand.
Droid Factory
Prototype
Final
Obi-Wan Kenobi has tracked the bounty hunter Jango Fett to the planet of Geonosis. This rocky world is known for its droid production facilities, and forms the base of operations for the Separatist movement. While Anakin Skywalker guards Senator Padme Amidala to protect her from further assassination attempts, Obi-Wan lands his Jedi Starfighter on the planet surface..
Obi-Wan Kenobi has tracked the bounty hunter Jango Fett to the planet of Geonosis. This rocky world, known for its droid production factories, forms the base of operations for the Separatist movement. While Anakin Skywalker guards Senator Padmé Amidala, Obi-Wan lands his Jedi Starfighter on the planet's surface...
Although this text crawl does partially appear in-game, the game cuts to the main level halfway through before the text is finished scrolling. Parts which were edited between the prototype and the final have been marked with bold text.
This level has no sound.
All cutscenes are missing except for the final cutscene.
All astromech droid panels in this level are glitchy; in some areas; the light will be green. In others, the light will remain red or it will simply disappear after being toggled.
You don't lose studs for dying under a hydraulic press.
The astromech droid panel that stops the conveyor belt is non-functional.
The fans do not have the distorting air effect.
There are no studs on the trail of the third fan.
The first Blaster spot has an offset aura.
All the astromech droid panels in the Red-Yellow-Blue Mini-Kit room are non-functional. One panel has a dark blue light instead of red.
Padmé must shoot levers with targets on top of them to raise the vats of lava instead of simply shooting the target. One of these lever targets still remains in the final version.
Anakin must throw a lever instead of putting a target on top of it using the Force.
Anakin must jump onto the platform that moves C-3PO around and then use the force on the gear, as the gear is just offscreen in this version.
The second C-3PO platform is already facing the first platform when it is finished being turned, so it is faster to get to the other side.
The lava has no texture, and is instead pure darkness.
The wedge that leads to lava and a blue stud is a staircase.
Instead of building a platform and then switching to R2-D2 to trigger the bridge, Anakin has to hold the platform up using the Force. The R2-D2 NPC will then fly to the other side of the pit and trigger the bridge.
The door will close shut after C-3PO opens it the first time; he will have to open it again in order for it to work.
The last area where you rescue Obi-Wan takes place on a ledge.
Obi-Wan does not have a special animation for this sequence. He just plays his falling animation instead.
Obi-Wan's model does not expand and contract when he is captive like it does in the final game.
The contraption that is holding Obi-Wan is grey instead of black.
Jedi Battle
Prototype
Final
Obi-Wan Kenobi has tracked the bounty hunter Jango Fett to the planet of Geonosis. This rocky world is known for its droid production facilities, and forms the base of operations for the Separatist movement. While Anakin Skywalker guards Senator Padme Amidala to protect her from further assassination attempts, Obi-Wan lands his Jedi Starfighter on the planet surface..
In their attempt to rescue Obi-Wan Kenobi on the planet Geonosis, Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala have been captured by Jango Fett. Obi-Wan has sent a distress signal to the Jedi Council. But hopes of rescue seem remote, as the evil Separatist leader Count Dooku oversees their execution...
The text crawl is erroneously lifted from Droid Factory.
The level has no sound.
The level uses regular Episode I droids in the place of Geonosian droids.
The level also uses Geonosian droids in place of Episode 1 security droids.
There is an unused third horde of droids before the Jango Fett fight, five Super Battle Droids and five Droidekas.
Just like in Discovery on Kamino, you do not use the Force on Jango's rockets, but you simply avoid them while attacking him instead.
Gunship Cavalry
The door leading to this level is not coded to do anything, and it is only playable through the debug menu.
The level does not have a text crawl whatsoever, which can be discovered by looking through the game's data.
The level has no sound.
There are no lasers at all throughout the level.
It's impossible to take damage here.
There is a much higher number of enemies that spawn in the first part.
The second part is missing a time limit.
The second part is in a very early state. Since there are no lasers yet, there is no way to disable the shields. That means that the level is unbeatable past the second part.
Count Dooku
The door leading to this level is not coded to do anything, and it is only playable through the debug menu.
The level has no sound.
The exploding mines that reveal a Mini-Kit are disabled and on the other side of the room. You must use the Force to move them to the other side and activate them.
You use the Force to move the blue speeder in the first room instead of destroying it. It falls down once the Force stops being used, making it much more difficult to get the studs behind it in singleplayer.
There are 2 gold studs and 1 blue stud behind the blue speeder instead of 2 blue studs.
The level uses an earlier lever model.
Count Dooku starts his second phase when he loses 2 hearts instead of 3.
In the second phase, Count Dooku only throws rather large pillars at you.
Anakin's disembodied hand doesn't show up in the cutscenes.
Yoda's model appears slightly after the cutscene camera cuts to where he is supposed to be.
Each cutscene is varying in levels of completion. The ending cutscene is the most unfinished one, with plain lighting and wholly missing backgrounds.
Battle over Coruscant
Prototype
Final
The Republic is crumbling under a Separatist assault led by Count Dooku and General Grievous. In a stunning move, Separatist forces have swept into the Republic capital and kidnapped Chancellor Palpatine, leader of the Galactic Senate. As the Droid Army attempts to flee from Coruscant with their hostage, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker lead a desperate mission to rescue the Chancellor...
The Republic is crumbling under a Separatist assault led by Count Dooku and General Grievous. In a stunning move, Separatist forces have swept into Coruscant and kidnapped Supreme Chancellor Palpatine. As the Droid Army attempts to flee with their hostage, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker lead a desperate mission to rescue the Chancellor...
Although this text crawl does partially appear in-game, the game cuts to the main level halfway through before the text is finished scrolling. Parts which were edited between the prototype and the final have been marked with bold text.
The level is in a very, very early state:
There is nothing that gives you studs here, making the stud bar impossible to fill up.
The cutscenes use placeholders, but they only use the background of the current level instead of the room with the Droideka stating that the cutscene is unfinished.
There is absolutely no music or sounds in this level other than the noise upon obtaining a Mini-Kit.
The ships Obi-Wan and Anakin fly do not have an icon.
Nothing is collidable except for the red brick domes, the hologram gate at the end of the level, and the first large ship in the level.
Your ship is not programmed to lock on the red domes that you must shoot in order to open doors, but it doesn't impede on progress in the level as nothing is collidable.
Crashing into something that is collidable will not take health or kill you; simply put, you are invincible.
The only ships fighting in the background appear at the beginning, the rest of the level is completely devoid of decoration except for the larger static ships.
The backdrop for the ship at the very end of the level is not present.
Chancellor in Peril
The level has no music.
Prototype
Final
High above the planet Coruscant, a deadly battle rages between Separatist forces and the Army of the Republic. On the Separatist flagship, Count Dooku and General Grievous hold Chancellor Palpatine captive. Crashing their Jedi Starfighters into the main hangar, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker are surrounded by hostile forces...
High above the planet Coruscant, a deadly battle rages between Separatist forces and the Army of the Republic. On the Separatist flagship, Count Dooku and General Grievous hold Chancellor Palpatine captive. Crashing their Jedi Starfighters into the main hangar, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker are surrounded by hostile droid forces...
The text crawl is slightly different, as it fails to mention the fact that Anakin and Obi-Wan have to fight against droids specifically.
The opening cutscene's animation is complete, but it takes place in the placeholder cutscene background.
Obi-Wan and Anakin's ships are missing from the start point.
The left door model in the very first room is broken.
Pulling all the levers in the first room doesn't drop any studs.
The NPC player will get stuck trying to jump up the platforms in the 2nd room.
The protocol droid door near is coded to be an astromech droid door, however it still has an icon for protocol droids.
The space around the air vents will not get distorted as part of the air effect.
Count Dooku only has 4 hearts. His third phase where he puts the players in a Force hold is not present.
Chancellor Palpatine's jumping animation is missing only from the cutscene where he gets rescued.
The second protocol droid door leads to a dark grey wall.
The large, moving wall doesn't have any particles coming from it. The wall moves in increments instead of linearly. It also doesn't kill you; it only pushes you.
There is no astromech droid panel to push the moving wall back at the end of the hallway.
The astromech droid leading to the final hallway has a green light once you reach it, but it is actually still disabled.
The cutscene where General Grievous escapes the ship is missing.
The ending cutscene is unfinished.
General Grievous
There is no music.
Prototype
Final
Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker have save Chancellor Palpatine. But his captor, General Grievous, has escaped. The Jedi Council assigns Obi-Wan Kenobi the task of hunting down Grievous, and the Jedi Knight tracks him to the sinkhole world of Utapau...
Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker have saved Chancellor Palpatine. But his captor, General Grievous, has escaped. The Jedi Council assigns Obi-Wan Kenobi the task of hunting down Grievous, who is hiding on the sinkhole world of Utapau...
Although this text crawl does partially appear in-game, the game cuts to the main level halfway through before the text is finished scrolling. Parts which were edited between the prototype and the final have been marked with bold text.
All cutscenes are incomplete.
There's a random grey brick floating in the air that is part of the first bridge you build.
Going into the cave that contains the exploding mine that you move with the force will allow you to see out of bounds.
Defense of Kashyyyk
Prototype
Final
Obi-Wan Kenobi has neutralised General Grievous, but the Clone wars continue. Across the galaxy, Jedi Knights lead the Army of the Republic into battle against Separatist forces. Jedi Master Yoda fights on the Wookie planet of Kashyyyk. But the Sith Lord Darth Sidious is about to reveal himself, and draw a new darkness over the galaxy..."
Obi-Wan Kenobi has taken care of General Grievous, but the Clone Wars continue. Across the galaxy, Jedi Knights lead the Army of the Republic into battle against Separatist forces. Jedi Master Yoda fights on the Wookiee planet of Kashyyyk. But the Sith Lord Darth Sidious is about to reveal himself, and draw a new darkness over the galaxy...
Although this text crawl does partially appear in-game, the game cuts to the main level halfway through before the text is finished scrolling. Parts which were edited between the prototype and the final have been marked with bold text.
There is no music.
The generic Wookiee is not a playable character in this level.
All cutscenes are incomplete. Most use the placeholder cutscene, but there is a very early version of the Order 66 cutscene present.
The level starts immediately with the Wookiee rescue mission prompt.
The Darth Sidious hologram (which is a brick in this version) doesn't disappear after the cutscene.
There are no battle droids in the swamp region.
The walkers have not been fully coded, so they die in one hit. They float in mid-air. Funnily enough, they will attack the enemies and not you or the other players.
Boulders cannot be destroyed at all.
Luminara becomes a playable character in the final area.
Ruin of the Jedi
Prototype
Final
Palpatine has issued Order 66, turning the Clone Army against the Jedi. Across the galaxy, Clones have gunned down their Jedi generals. Yoda and Obi-Wan Kenobi have survived, and head for the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. They hope to find some answers to this shocking turn of events within the Jedi Archives...
Palpatine has issued Order 66, turning the Clone Army against the Jedi. Across the galaxy, clones have gunned down their Jedi generals. Yoda and Obi-Wan Kenobi have survived, and head for the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. They hope to find some answers to this shocking turn of events within the Jedi Archives...
Although this text crawl does partially appear in-game, the game cuts to the main level halfway through before the text is finished scrolling. Parts which were edited between the prototype and the final have been marked with bold text.
All cutscenes are missing.
There is no music.
The second large orb in the temple will start rotating once it is put together with the Force.
The gate that leads to the archive room is completely untextured.
Any and all Dark Side platforms are missing.
The 4th and 5th lever rooms are already available, but the levers are stil not reachable without Free Play.
All platforms extend to the same length.
The final cutscene is pure darkness and not a placeholder cutscene.
Darth Vader
Prototype
Final
Anakin Skywalker, once the young Podracing champion of Tatooine, Padawan to Obi-Wan Kenobi and her of the Clone Wars, has finally given in to his secret emotions and fallen to the Dark Side. His tutor and friend Obi-Wan Kenobi has hidden himself aboard Padme's starship as she rushes to meet Anakin on the volcanic world of Mustafar...
Anakin Skywalker, once the young Podracing champion of Tatooine, Padawan to Obi-Wan Kenobi and hero of the Clone Wars, has finally given in to his secret emotions and fallen to the Dark Side. His wife Padmé rushes to the volcanic world of Mustafar, hoping to turn Anakin back from his dark path. She has no idea that Anakin's former master Obi-Wan is hiding aboard her ship...
Although this text crawl does partially appear in-game, the game cuts to the main level halfway through before the text is finished scrolling. Parts which were edited between the prototype and the final have been marked with bold text.
Only 5,000 studs are required for the Mini-Kit piece.
All cutscenes are missing. Some have backgrounds, but all use the placeholder camera movement.
There is no music.
The door at the beginning is untextured.
For some reason, the beams on the left side of the door in the second room won't be able to be moved with the force. You must move the left ones out of the way before the right ones.
When using the Force to move the second right beam out of the way, the model will become corrupted.
The section where characters press the buttons to reach the next point in the third area has not been implemented yet.
The NPC will not do anything in the third room other than throwing the lever to turn off the gas.
Lots of models in the fourth room are earlier renditions of their final models.
Anakin and/or Obi-Wan have 4 hearts in the final battle.
It's not possible to beat Anakin/Obi-Wan in the final battle, you must let them kill you in order for the level to end.
In a scenario where Anakin/Obi-Wan dies instead of your own character, the level will restart from the beginning of the third stage and the boss health bar will stay on-screen.
Unused Audio
Collectibles
Minikits that are nearby play a completely different sound from the final build. The filename was also slightly changed.
MK-Loop22-28 (Prototype)
MK-Loop (Final)
Enemies
Battle Droids
The two death sounds of Battle droids are completely different from the game's release.
Droiddie01 (Prototype)
DroidDie01 (Final)
Droiddie02 (Prototype)
DroidDie02 (Final)
Unused Text
Jedi Battle Text Crawl
Prototype
Final
In their attempt to rescue Obi-Wan Kenobi on the planet Geonosis, Anakin Skywalker and Padme Amidala have been captured by Jango Fett. Obi-Wan has sent a distress signal to the Jedi Council. But hopes of rescue seem remote as the Separatist leader Count Dooku oversees their execution...
In their attempt to rescue Obi-Wan Kenobi on the planet Geonosis, Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala have been captured by Jango Fett. Obi-Wan has sent a distress signal to the Jedi Council. But hopes of rescue seem remote, as the evil Separatist leader Count Dooku oversees their execution...
The Jedi Battle text crawl can be found in the game data nearly identical to the final version. However, in this build of the game, Jedi Battle erroneously uses Droid Factory's text crawl, leaving this one unused.
Count Dooku Text Crawl
Prototype
Final
The Army of the Republic has been called into action. Led by Mace Windu and Yoda, the new Clone forces are engaging the Separatist droid armies on the planet Geonosis. As the battle rages, the Separatist leader Count Dooku flees to his secret hangar. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker give chase...
As the battle rages between the Clone forces of the Republic and the Separatist droid army, the Separatist leader Count Dooku flees to his secret hangar. Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker follow closely behind, prepared for a final showdown with the Sith Lord...
This text crawl does not appear at all in the game due to Count Dooku being inaccessible through the hub. The text crawl was entirely rewritten for the final build. The first half of the early version is similar to the final build's Gunship Cavalry crawl.
This prototype is documented on Hidden Palace.
