Also, the HUD has a blue border instead of a black one. Hitler has already been renamed, but since "Hister" would sound a little too similar to Hitler (or was perhaps just a placeholder name), it was changed to "Staatmeister" in the final.īlood is still present in the prototype, although the blood bowl has been taken out. The HUD has "Health" and "Ammo" (like the PC version), instead of "H.P" and "shot".Ammopacks are bandoleers in the prototype.There is an exception at this point, though – the Iron Cross is still visible. Anything even remotely related to Nazism is censored in both the prototype and final.Also, the "bullet" for selecting options is a more generic flashing cursor. Floor 5-6 can crash due to all the enemies.The secret exit of 3-1 takes you to 4-1.Due to this, some levels can't be 100% completed. If an enemy is killed with the Flamethrower, he will not burst into flames. These rounds will travel through enemies until they hit a wall. It fires a two-round burst of orbs every time the fire button is hit just like the Chaingun. Some secret walls can be seen through, and trying to push them on such side, the game gives an error and freezes. In the SNES and subsequent ports the Flamethrower fires a stream of very fast red orbs with a principle similar to Dooms Plasma Gun.Secret walls are seen on the map, these are identified by them looking different on the map than what's really seen in-game.Pressing Start on the main menu sends you into the game.No ammopacks or SNES-exclusive weapons are present past Mission 3.The maps tend to be a lot closer to the PC version.A CPU meter of sorts is present on the top-right corner of the screen during the game.A password is still given when you finish a level, though. No password is given when viewing a map.Right + Select go to Music Test, Down + Select go to Sound Test, Up + Select go to Level Select. Title screen cheats work without holding R button at startup.Blazkowicz globe animation when booting the game up. There's also a newer prototype out there.Īlready going through Nintendo's censorship process, the prototype of the SNES Wolfenstein 3D still has quite a few differences. This uses assets and maps directly ripped from the SNES rom via Adam Bisers extraction utility. Graphics rips and any additional differences. This is a port of the SNES version of Wolfenstein 3D to ECWolf.
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