Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Return

Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Return
Also known as: Tomba! The Wild Adventures (JP), Tombi! 2 (EU), Tombi! 2: Contra Los Cerdiablos (ES) Developer: Whoopee Camp Publishers: Whoopee Camp (JP), SCEA (US), SCEE (EU) Platform: PlayStation Released in JP: October 28, 1999 Released in US: December 31, 1999 Released in EU: June 16, 2000 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused items. This game has regional differences. This game has a prototype article

Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Return sees the titular pink-haired feral kid go on a journey to save his girlfriend! (Cue catcalls and whoops.) This time, however, everything is in 3D... but it still adheres to the 2.5D rules of the original game.

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Prototype Info

Unused Items

Icon	Item Name	Description
	(not use1)	(not use)
	(empty)	(empty)

In the game, items with pink text are used automatically. Items with green text are equippable. Although both equippable, (empty) and the blank item reuse the last apparel and weapon appearances respectively, but do nothing themselves.

Unused Graphics

Unused Laughing Crying Forest Fruit

A fourth, unused fruit can be found in the game's files. It appears slightly darker than the neutral fruit and has a seemingly angry expression.

The unused fruit's texture.

The unused fruit's appearance in-game.

Unused Status Icons

Several unused status icons can be found in the game's files.

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Nishiki Birds' Gondola

The Japanese demo of Tomba! 2 contains an item called "Nishiki Birds' Gondola" that uses the same item slot that would be used for the "Nishiki's Wings" item in retail versions. However it lacks textures and an item icon.
It is safe to assume that the Gondola would have been used during the "With the Nishiki Bird" event, but was replaced with the Nishiki's Wings item at some point in development.

In retail versions, the textures for the Gondola are loaded in the VRAM when in the Town of the Fishermen and the Water Temple, the same areas where the Nishiki's Wings make an appearance.

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Regional Differences

Opening Movie

• The opening movie was shortened, removing the scene at the beginning that depicts the end of the original game.

Japan	International

Title Screen

Japan	North America	Europe

Soundtrack

To do: Rip the audio from the game and upload.

• The Japanese version's soundtrack, composed by Sheena Ozawa, was replaced in the international versions with a new soundtrack composed by Ashif Hakik (RIP).

Miscellaneous

• The European version removes some voice clips, such as the opening text crawl that plays after starting a new game.
• The European version adds a loading screen after the Whoopee Camp logo, as opposed to the US/Japanese versions hanging on the logo for an extended load time.