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====MS5Release - November 6, 2006====
====MS5Release - November 6, 2006====
From here, the ROMs begin to resemble the final game. When booted up, you are once again presented with the [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL1#Early Title Screen Art|Early Title Screen (Full)]] split into two both screens. However, when you press start, a real menu appears.
From here, the ROMs begin to resemble the final game, and they also begin to save your progress. When booted up, you are once again presented with the [[Unused & Removed Features/DTL1#Early Title Screen Art|Early Title Screen (Full)]] split into two both screens. However, when you press start, a real menu appears. You are given 7 clickable options:
* '''New''' - Starts the game
* '''Continue''' - Starts the game from your previous save
* '''Edit''' - Allows you to edit a [[Hero]]
* '''Copy''' - Indents, but does not seem to do anything
* '''Erase''' - Indents, but does not seem to do anything
* '''Options''' - Indents, but does not seem to do anything
** All three of these can be indented at the same time
* '''Back''' - Takes you back to the Early Title Screen
=====Edit=====
In the Edit mode, you are presented with an almost complete Drawing Mode, complete with help boxes, 9 templates, and a "Draw Your Hero!" arrangement. After creating your Hero, you are asked to create a [[Snowshooter]]. This does not have a template. After drawing these, you will be put into a beta version of [[Snow Fields]] and [[Mt. Snowy]]. You have complete control over your Hero, minus being able to T-pose and change your size on command. A beta version of the [[Snow Gate]] music plays.
In this level, you have a total of 500 snowballs already collected, 3 lives, and a working Manin counter. Pressing R in this level will take you to the next the room of the level, while pressing L will always take you to a testing arena, documented later. In this first room, which resembles Snow Fields, you can collect Isaac, who appears where rescued Raposa appear in the final game, and a template piece. You can also create the [[Fluffy Cloud]].
In the next room, which resembles the second room of Mt. Snowy, you can collect anther template piece. In the third room, which resembles the first room of Mt. Snowy, you find the third template piece. In the fourth room, which resembles the third room of Mt. Snowy, you'll find the fourth template piece. The fifth room resembles the fourth room of Mt. Snowy, although you get to ride the sled and complete the level. After this point, the story continues as it would if playing in story mode. Throughout the entire level, you can encounter [[Snow Baki]], which appear yellow instead of purple, [[Shadow Walker]]s, [[Shadow Bat]]s, and [[Pengoon]].
In the aforementioned testing area, there are [[Heart]]s spread across the floor and presets for some creations. There are moving platforms (with a preset not seen in the final game), that will take you to a higher area, a rotating, red platform that acts as a slope, a green [[Spring]], and a green slope that acts identical to the red one, although you can act as a weight on it. In this arena, you can fight a Shadow Bat, two Shadow Walkers, [[Flyin' Rabbit]], [[Yeti]], two [[Snow Hider]]s, a yellow Snow Baki, and a [[Snowget]].
=====New/Continue=====
Continue functions as one would assume it would, and as such, is being lumped in with New.
The game begins the same way as the final release - with [[Mari]], called Madison here, asking the [[Creator]] to restore the village. You have the choice to help her or ignore her, and if you ignore her, the game returns to its title screen. If you help her, she will run out and gather [[Jowee]], [[File:ComingSoon.png|center]]
====MS6120406 - December 12, 2006====
====MS6120406 - December 12, 2006====
[[File:ComingSoon.png|center]]
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