Gravity Rush 2

Gravity Rush 2
Also known as: Gravity Daze 2 (JP) Developers: SIE Japan Studio, Project Siren Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment Platform: PlayStation 4 Released in JP: January 19, 2017 Released in US: January 20, 2017 Released in EU: January 18, 2017 Released in AU: January 18, 2017 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models. This game has unused sounds. This game has debugging material. This game has a hidden sound test. This game has a hidden level select.

This game/console's online features are no longer supported. While this game/console's online features were once accessible, they are (as of July 19, 2018) no longer officially supported and online-exclusive features may be documented as now-unseen content.

Gravity Rush 2 was supposed to be another one of Vita's most popular exclusive titles... until it was ported exclusively to PlayStation 4.

Test Levels

To do: document more working levels in lua/Game. More can be found here.

-enter_world Test test_hud_select

-enter_world Test test_hud_menu

Shows early UI elements in the style of the previous Gravity Rush.

>> HP_GAUGE

-enter_world TestModel all_marker

-enter_world TestModel all_npc

-enter_world TestSound test_sound

Objects can be spawned.

-enter_world LaunchScript root_E3

Seen in PSX 2016.

(Source: illusion)

Unused Graphics

A placeholder background image that makes its triumphant return from Gravity Rush. This version matches Vita's resolution, rather than being resized to power-of-2 values. This version is also missing text on the top right-hand corner.

A tiny debug screenshot from an early build was left in the game. The very top left corner shows a framerate counter, which appears to be over 30 at the time of capture. Below that, we can see a neat debug menu with various options:

*Debug Sound Info = OFF
*Globals >
*Player >
*Entity List >
*Entity Perf >
*CheckPoint >
*Physics Debugger >
*=> Screenshot >>>

A temporary image for characters.

A leftover debug font. Click the image to see the full size version.

Placeholder textures for faces and bodies, respectively. The face texture is stretched quite badly while the body texture is handwritten with care.

Yet another temporary image, this time for visual effcet effects.

Dummy icons of some sort.

Twelve placeholder images for DLC. These are copies of images used for the credits sequence, with text overlaid and colors inverted.

A placeholder in-game screenshot. "02" is written on the top left corner.

Two test reflection textures.

A texture for a temporary treasure box object.

Two UV map textures for trucks.

Concept art stored as a model texture file. This appears alongside the object's actual texture.

Concept art embedded within an object's texture file.

It's... Knack. Why not.

(Source: Ehm, xdaniel, RegularPanties)