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Chunithm Amazon

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Chunithm Amazon

Developer: Sega
Publisher: Sega
Platform: Arcade (Nu 1.1)
Released in JP: October 25, 2018


SourceIcon.png This game has uncompiled source code.
DevTextIcon.png This game has hidden development-related text.
GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.


See, this is why game preservation is important.
This game is defunct.
Do note the game no longer works at all without modifications. This is most likely due to the game's servers being shut down. As a result, further official developments with the game are unlikely to happen.

Chunithm Amazon is the 7th game in the Chunithm series, a series about penguins and pretending to play a piano.

Dummy Textures

The game's files contain multiple dummy textures, probably used during early development stages.

A dummy character was used in place of the character you have by default.

Dummy Final
Generic character. Final used in-game.

Two dummy jackets were used in place of the jackets used for each song.

Normal 512px
Standard jacket. Brighter and larger version.

A dummy map icon was used in place of the default map icon, despite it being nearly identical minus the watermarks.

Dummy Final
Placeholder icon. Final icon.

A temporary QR code was used in place of the QR code in-game, which would bring the user to the Chunithm-Net website. Interestingly, the dummy QR code is a standalone image, while the final version is incorporated into the texture file for the User Box.

Dummy Final
Placeholder icon. Final icon, incorporated into User Box.

Additional dummy images include a temporary map background,
CHU UI map dummy 00 v10.png

a temporary nameplate,
CHU UI NamePlate dummy.png

and a temporary system voice icon.
CHU UI Systemvoice dummy.png

Copyright Headers

Inside of every C .h code file is a copyright header with additional information.

///------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// @file   <filename>.h
/// @brief  エクスポーター自動生成ファイル
/// @author SurfrideExporter
/// 
/// Copyright(C) SEGA
///------------------------------------------------------------------------

The @brief text translates to "Exporter auto-generated file". SurfrideExporter was likely an internally developed tool used to export code.