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Dinosaur Planet was a game originally developed by Rare and set to be published by Nintendo, planned for release on the Nintendo 64, but later intended for the Nintendo GameCube instead. Originally, the game had nothing to do with the Star Fox series and was intended to be a stand-alone title. According to an interview with, he had noticed the striking similarities between the game's characters and those of Star Fox, and so the decision was made for the game to become part of Star Fox as a launch title for the Nintendo GameCube. Although Rare scrapped the project due to Nintendo wanting it to be a Star Fox title on the GameCube, there is still a lot of leftovers from the game's development, which led to the game evolving into what became 'Star Fox Adventures'. Contents DevelopmentWhat little is known about the game is that development was in progress sometime around 1999 and 2000.

Rare had previously released many pieces of artwork, screenshots, trailers and even soundtrack material before this decision was made and many of these can still be found today.PlotWhat little details about the plot, characters and settings present show that the game was still quite similar to the later Adventures.The two main characters would have been (replaced by Fox), who was the son of a wizard named, and, who was Randorn's adopted daughter (and thus Sabre's adopted sister). They would have been accompanied by their respective sidekicks, (for Sabre) and (for Krystal).

The gameplay allowed for the two characters to be used in different locations and sections of the game. To switch between the two, the player would use a character known as the SwapStone (which later became the ).

It also appeared that both of the main characters had their own weapons: Krystal wielded a staff, while Sabre used a sword.Other earlier versions of characters and enemies were also seen in the previews, including;, the, the, the wounded and Scales' flying.Characters KrystalKrystal originally was the main protagonist and one of two playable characters, paired up with Princess Kyte. Krystal's reason for boarding the Galleon in Dinosaur Planet was to save the queen CloudRunner's daughter, who was caged near the head of the ship, while in Adventures, the young CloudRunner is still there, but merely serves as a tutorial for the talk button, while Krystal's reasons for boarding the ship are unknown.Both Sabre and Krystal had separate weapons, Sabre had a sword and Krystal had a compact staff. While Sabre was cut from the game, Krystal and her staff made it through to Adventures.

Unlike the original game, Krystal never uses her Staff during her playable period, losing it at the beginning of the game, and retrieving it before the final boss.SabreSabre was originally to be the secondary playable protagonist, paired up with Tricky. A royal knight of the planet Animus, Sabre was the son of a wizard named Randorn and Krystal was his adopted sister.Sabre was to be armed with a sword, meaning Krystal would have kept the Staff as her own weapon during gameplay. This changed when Dinosaur Planet merged with the Star Fox series, leaving General Scales as the only character with a sword. In the N64 development of Dinosaur Planet, both Sabre and Krystal ran on the same model engine, possibly due to similar lines and animations both characters would say and do in-game.

This is evident when Sabre makes commands and grunts in Krystal's voice as well as his HUD having a picture of Krystal, instead of himself. Sabre's voice and personality was performed by Steve Malpass, who carried this over to Fox, creating a stark contrast in Fox's character compared to earlier games.Sabre's name may have come from Sabre Wulf, the titular character of a game Rare made back when they were Ultimate Play the Game.RandornRandorn is a wizard who was 's father and adopted. When his first-born son died in a war, he sent him to, he couldn't handle the grief and left his home and Sabre behind. As he wandered through the forests around the Wolven Tribe (Wolves), he found a camp of the hostile Vixon Tribe (Foxes) and overcame with anger, killing everyone at the camp but Krystal. The next morning, he went to look for survivors and found Krystal, realizing what he did, he adopted her and told her that he found the camp in the state it was now.

He was to be a powerful wizard. Because of his power and kindness, attacks his home, where he is met with warriors who were sent to protect him, it doesn't end well for the warriors. When Krystal meets General Scales, he says that he had 'a nice little chat', showing that Randorn would've been a powerful and dangerous enemy to General Scales, should he have attempted to take over.When Randorn was cut from the game, Nintendo replaced him with an EarthWalker who was also hurt and sent Krystal to the first Krazoa Test.

Likewise, Randorn's home, Warlock Mountain, was replaced by Krazoa Palace. You can find reused puzzles, pictures, rooms and events, that were in originally in Warlock Mountain, when you go to Krazoa Palace as Krystal near the beginning of Adventures. One of his likes was a drop of Whiskey while one of his dislikes was hangovers, hinting that he might have been a regular drinker.Gallery. Biography of Randorn.General ScalesGeneral Scales was supposed to originally be a boss in Dinosaur Planet. However, due to Rare being rushed by the upcoming GameCube console and Microsoft buyout, they had to scrap General Scales as a boss.

In either version, he was never the final boss.KytePrincess Kyte would have been the princess of the tribe, and accompanied through much of the game. She was planned to get captured a few times by and his crew.

At the end of her arc, Kyte became the new queen after is presumably killed (by whom is unknown, but most likely General Scales). Unused text indicates that she would have also been afraid of heights, but eventually overcomes her vertigo while adventuring with Krystal.Kyte is not in the final game, but it is believed that her role was distributed among some notable but unnamed CloudRunners.TrickyMuch of Tricky's role in the original intended game was kept in 'Adventures', from his character arc and sidekick skills.LocationsEarly locations were also seen of,. Warlock Mountain and Krazoa Palace were meant to house a powerful being(s). Warlock Mountain was meant to house Randorn the wizard and Krazoa Palace was meant to house the Krazoa. This is seen in lines of dialogue from fallen EarthWalker warriors, where they describe who/what they were sent to protect.

Both locations were attacked by General Scales for this reason.Voice actingRight from the beginning, the Dinosaur Planet story was originally going to be fully voice acted in English, seen in the fight against the Galleon where Krystal spoke of '.something about a mountain hidden within a storm.' As well as her CloudRunner calling out to her throughout the battle where to attack the Galleon. It is not clear if Dino language was an idea by Nintendo or a last minute idea by Rare.Adventures leftovers. Warlock Mountain and Krazoa Palace share many similarities even though Krazoa Palace was a separate place in Dinosaur Planet. While both areas have a separate level design, they both are seen with Krystal going there after her encounter with Scales and both having similar symbols on doors, puzzles, events, and rooms throughout both games.

The only difference between Krystal's encounter with General Scales between both games includes General Scales in Dinosaur Planet falling overboard after being electrocuted by lightning when grabbing onto the CloudRunner's cage. Krystal then pilots the Galleon to Warlock Mountain and disembarks.

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The Room 3 - The Complete WalkthroughChapter 1 + 2 - The Lighthouse The Room 3 is here. Mobile gaming's premiere box-stroking puzzle game finally has a third installment, and it's a beauty. It's big, bold, and full of keys to fondle in your fingers.It can also be quite tricky, with complicated puzzles that require more than a few brain cells to work out. So, with that in mind, we've put together a complete walkthrough to the game to help you out.Don't say we never do anything nice for you.This first guide will help you tackle chapter one, which takes place in a crypt.

And chapter two, which takes place in a lighthouse. That explains the diving helmet. We've skipped the tutorial at the very beginning.Investigate the panel on the door. Slide open the latch and look inside.You can now access this podium. Look through your eyepiece to see three messages. Then swivel the circular windows to find the item that solves the riddle.

Here are the solutions:The power of flight, the well of knowledge - featherThe poor have me, the rich need me - nothingMy face is silent without my hands - watchYou'll get an ornate box for your troublesLook at the box in your inventory. Spin the dial in the front latch to unlock the box and take out the lens. This will be attached to your eyepiece and let you look inside the nearby keyhole.Spin the dials until all three tumblers glow. You just need to spin one of the two left dials until both left tumblers glow, and the same for the right.Inside, place the pyramid on the triangular shape on the table. You'll get an emblem.Place the emblem in the empty slot on the chest of arms image on the wall. Then rotate the rotating pieces to match the image aboveLook at the panel on the wall.

Move the sliders to the positions shown to power on the machine. Then flip the big switch on the table.Flip all four switches and press the button inside this machine to open it up.Spin the left dial until the lamp in the background turns on. Then spin the right dial until the green waveform matches the black one. This will open a portal.Look at this odd handle on the side of the central table. With one hand, pull this lever back.

With another, unlock the latch beneath. Open the drawer and take the wooden gear.Place the gear into the indentation in the center of the table top. Spin it until the church pops out of the table.Look on the floor to find a tile, with a plaque that reads PYRE.

Take the sphere inside.Look at the sphere. Turn the sphere upside down in its cradle and then spin it until it opens. Take the magnet from inside.Return to the tabletop, find this building, and spin the wheel until the little door opens. Look inside with the eyepiece.Pull the snake's tail to make the stepped body appear.

Spin the three segments until the diamonds line up, like above.Press the button on the snake's exposed head to make it open its mouth. Take the magnet from inside.Look at this machine. With the selector on the first letter, twist dials 9 and 8 to highlight the letter P.Then move the selector to the second letter slot, and twist dials 9 and 2 for Y. Move the selector to the third letter slot, and twist dials 2 and 5 for R. Move the selector to the fourth letter slot, and twist dials 1 and 6 for E.Take the carved wooden arch.Place the arch on the table here. Then twist it and use your eyepiece to go inside.On three of the pillars you'll find a pair of dots. Hold them with two fingers to reveal a pattern.

Do this for all three and make a note of them.Draw all three patterns on the central panel to make three lots of writing appear. When all three are there, a new structure will appear.Look at this back panel through the eyepiece to see the letters of the compass drawn on the shapes. You can press the button in the centre to spin the arms and drag the shapes into the middle. Use this to complete the compass, like above.Take the wooden model piece from inside.Open this drawer and take the model clock face.

But also note the symbols on the tiny plaque.Find and note these symbols, too.Move the viewfinder on this part of the structure so that the column and row match one set of symbols you saw on the tiny plaques. Then double tap on the viewfinder to see the constellations lineup on the chart.Make a note of both of these, which you can see below.Got them? Then return to the front face of this structure.Use the magnets to push and pull the four diamonds so that you match the layouts shown on the constellation diagrams. If you put both magnets on the same line, the diamond will move to the centre.The easiest way to do this is to start from the bottom so you finish at the very top icon which is in the middle on both diagrams.Once you have matched one diagram, one of the latches will open. Repeat the process for the other diagram to open the second latch and then the door.Take the piece from inside.Place this model piece on the table, like above, and the entire table will rise up to an area with a diver's helmet.Open this drawer and take the antler.Look at this bolt and twist it.

Take the brass rivet from inside.Put the brass rivet in this hole and slide it. Open the panel and take the metal acorn. Also flick the switch and take the wooden model piece.Pop the clock face onto the model clock tower. Pry open the door and have a peek inside with your eyepiece.Pull the owl's beak, twist its head, flick the little switch, open its wing, and take the tiny model boat out. Leave this area.Place the wooden shape in this hole. And place the model boat on the rail.

Slide the boat up, spin it, and slide it into the jetty. Enter the boat house with your eyepiece.Flick the switch on the rat's butt, spin the dial, press the two buttons, slide open the body, and take the key. Leave this area.Place the wooden piece into the table. Spin the latch so it overlaps the metal iris.

Enter with your eyepiece.Pull the grasshopper's legs down, flick the switch, flick the second switch, pull the head and take the metal pointer. Leave this areaPlace the metal pointer on the inside of the open panel on the diver's helmet. Then spin the cross shaped handle so the pointer points at the three highlighted symbols (as shown on the underside of the helmet's plaque).You need to do it in the specific order shown above, also. Take the copper tap.Place the copper tap here.

Twist it.Rotate rhe two metal shapes so they overlap vertically, like so. Spin the loose nut on the left. The helmet will open. Take the crystal phial from inside.Look at the acorn and twist it to open it into a key.Enter the wooden arch area. Use the key on this door.Place the antler in the empty slot. Spin the pieces until the left antler mirrors the right one.Put the crystal phial in this hole. Take the glowing gem stone.Use the small key on this building and then enter inside with the eyepiece.Spin the dial until the arm reaches the mannequin.

Then use your eyepiece to enter the small hole that opens. Repeat this process with each limb until you get to the centre of the puzzle.Put the gemstone in this holder. Take the illuminated lamp. A new part of the room will appear.Spin the wheel so it crates a complete circle like so.Pull the top handle down, and then spin the column using the wheel until you've made a complete window in the metal grate, like above.Now move the bottom handle up and spin the entire thing until the window is over the hole in the centre or the column, as above.Pop the lamp in the hole and take the pyramid to finish the chapter.