64th Street: A Detective Story

64th Street: A Detective Story
Developer: C.P. Brain Publisher: Jaleco Platform: Arcade (Jaleco Mega System 1-C) Released in JP: March 1992[1] Released in US: 1992[2] This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds.

As its name suggests, this is a detective game and... a beat 'em up?! That's an odd combination. This game became obscure, which is rather unfortunate because it's actually a milestone in the genre: it features a huge amount of destructible background objects that hasn't been matched before or since.

Not to mention that this it's also one of the best games made by C.P. Brain, along with Avenging Spirit.

To do: Secret Developer Images (Easter eggs). Revisional Differences (Japan, set 1 and Japan, set 2 in MAME) Any changes in the Arcade Archives release?

Unused Sounds

ID	Sound	Notes
0C CONTINUE		According to its name, this short track was meant to play during the Continue countdown. In the actual game, the stage music keeps playing instead.
0E STAGE START		This was meant to play at the start of the stages, as the name indicates.
28 ENEMY DAMAGE		The name of this sound indicates it was meant to be the defeat sound for enemies. In the actual game, a different sound is used for that: 26 BOSS DAMAGE, which its name implies that it was meant for the bosses instead.

Also, while not unused, the music that plays on the title screen when inserting a coin is labeled as 09 BONUS STAGE, which indicates that it was originally intended for a bonus stage, which the actual game doesn't have any.