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Q*bert (PlayStation)

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Title Screen

Q*bert

Developer: Artech Studios
Publisher: Hasbro Interactive
Platform: PlayStation
Released in US: November 30, 1999
Released in EU: December 1999


GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.
ModelsIcon.png This game has unused models.
MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.
TextIcon.png This game has unused text.
DebugIcon.png This game has debugging material.
DummyIcon.png This game has unusual dummy files.


ProtoIcon.png This game has a prototype article

Being part of Hasbro's "Arcade Revival" series along with Frogger, Centipede, and Pac-Man just to name a few, you are thrown into the oddly cubic world of Q*Bert. The game follows Q*Bert's mundane existence until Coily, that snake you fooled to his death from the original arcade game, decides to wreak havoc by destroying Q*Bert's world and snatching Q*Dina, Q*Bert's love interest. Now, Q*Bert must lethargically hop from one cube to another, encountering minimal obstacles and familiar foes, to bring back the peace and save Q*Dina.

Sub-Page

Read about prototype versions of this game that have been released or dumped.
Prototype Info

Cheat Menu

QbertPSX Cheat.png

The following code replaces the game's pause menu with a cheats menu, which allows the player to change their number of lives, invulnerability, and ranking.

US Europe
800BA2A4 00000005
800B5708 00000005

Unused Graphics

COILY1.TIM

QbertPSX 1.png

Found inside of MENUT.BF, it is in a noticeably different font from the rest of the game, and may be a placeholder icon for a level involving Coily.

Unused Models

Low-Poly Q*bert

QbertPSX QbertLow.png

A very low poly Q*bert with no underside modeled.

Unused Music

Elementary, my dear Cactus.
This needs some investigation.
Discuss ideas and findings on the talk page.
Specifically: What is this song?

2_KAZE.DA, which is only found in the European version, is a Japanese song.

Unused Text

The American release contains a file labeled as PAD_3MIN.JNK, which contains this phrase repeated for 27 MB of disc padding:

*3 min pad data*