Kirby’s Dream Course [SNES - Beta / Unused]

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23 Oct 2008

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GoldS has found an unused icon in Kirby’s Dream Course: “This icon was probably supposed to be used for the Mix “ability” in the game, which gives you a random ability from an ability roulette. The icon is never used in the game. There IS a Mix enemy in the 2P mode, but this graphic is never displayed. It looks almost identical to the Mix icon from Kirby’s Adventure, apart from a different palette.” In the japanese game code you can even find 11 unused levels (check the video), that were removed completely from the USA rom. Big props to GoldS for this find!

An interesting note: in the beginning, the game was not going to be a Kirby title. Rather, it was intended to be a miniature golf game entitled Special Tee Shot. It was only midway through development that the developers retooled it with elements from the Kirby series. Special Tee Shot was eventually released in Japan only on the Satellaview add-on. [Info from Wikipedia]

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2 Responses to Kirby’s Dream Course [SNES - Beta / Unused]

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niccolas

June 11th, 2009 at 3:14 am

This might the awsomes thing ever!!!!!

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SoVre

February 6th, 2012 at 7:11 pm

THATS FUCKING COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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