Silpheed (Sega CD)

Silpheed
Developer: Game Arts Publishers: Game Arts (JP), Sega (US/EU), Tec Toy (BR) Platform: Sega CD Released in JP: July 30, 1993 Released in US: October 1993 Released in EU: September 1993 Released in BR: December 1993 This game has unused sounds. This game has a hidden level select. This game has regional differences.

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Level Select/Cutscene Viewer

During the introduction sequence, press Down, Down, Up, Up, Right, Left, Right, Left, A, B, Start. A stage select option will be added to the main menu. Stages 1 through 11 are the actual stages, and 12 and higher are the cutscenes.

Debug Mode

To enter the debug mode: During the introduction sequence (Not in IPL; Not in Game Arts Logo Sequence), press Left, A, B, Up, Down, Up, Up, Left, Right, C, Right, Down on Controller 2.

To do: Post screenshot and confirm it's working in real console.

Voice Test

On the title screen, press A + B + C on Controller 2 and select "Option" to change sound test to voice test in option mode.

Unused Music

This game used built-in sound chip music instead of CD-DA.

Music	Notes
	Opening
	Stage 01
	Stage 04
	Stage 05
	Stage 12
	Boss
	Ending

Regional Differences

Voice

US and European version deleted a voice clip at the beginning of the first phase of the Allied pilot saying "Goddamn sightseers! Time to go back to hell!", although it can be heard in the Voice test.

Cutscene

The Japanese version comes with Japanese subtitles for the Cutscene after Stage 1 is cleared. Oddly, other Cutscenes that have voices do not.