Probably some sort of inside joke from Delta 4.Ī logo from a Dune game is on the root of the disc for some reason.Ī picture of a hand under a mine. It is very similar to the used images in tone. The first of an unused set of images likely intended for the "making of" bit.Ī rather confused-looking Fergus points at something offscreen while holding a gun incorrectly. This may have been used the second time you go to it.Īn alternate animation of the game's title.Īn unused version of the "MEANWHILE" splash card, on a sign instead of in the Back to the Future font. The shop apparently had one more item besides baked beans: the Prospector's Gold Panning Kit.Īn animation of the store closing.
Judging by the name of the animation, it could have been used if the character makes a mistake or as an alternative game over. In the final game, Evil Eb is not fought at all - the player character spares him instead.Īn animation of the priest talking, accompanied by a few of the game's other characters. Several animations of Evil Eb popping up from behind buildings and shooting.
It was most likely supposed to be used while you're told about the action screen and you have to shoot Bernard the Bunny. Still, it does suggest that there were plans to localize this game in some capacity, which is a bit surprising.įound in the tutorial files. It can be accessed in-game by replacing another "SHOT" file with the file "LINGOSHOT", though only clicking the UK flag does anything and even then it seems to just return you back to the title screen. He had a strong conviction that no government could be ordained that could resist these internal forces, when, they are directed to its destruction by bad men, or unreasoning mobs, and many then believed, as some yet believe, that our government is unequal to such pressure, when the assault is thoroughly desperate.An unused language select screen, known as "FLAGS" in the graphics files.
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