Crayon Shin-chan Arashi wo Yobu Cinema Land Kachinko Gachinko Daikatsugeki!

Crayon Shin-chan Arashi wo Yobu Cinema Land Kachinko Gachinko Daikatsugeki!
Also known as: Shin Chan: !Aventuras de cine! (ES), Jjangguneun Motmallyeo: Cinema Land Chalkak Chalkak Daesodong! (KR) Developer: Inti Creates Publishers: Banpresto (JP), 505 Games (EU), Daewon Media (KR) Platform: Nintendo DS Released in JP: March 20, 2008 Released in EU: December 5, 2008 (ES) Released in KR: September 15, 2009 This game has hidden development-related text. This game has unused graphics.

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Shin-chan and his family embark on another adventure spanning through 15 of the iconic boy's movie adventures.

Unused Graphics

Dummy Data

root/z000.bin

"ダミーデータ" translates to "Dummy Data".

Early Graphics

root/d1s_test00.bin

Early	Final

root/d1s_test01.bin

Early	Final

root/d1s_test02.bin

Early	Final

root/d1s_test03.bin

Early	Final

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Development Text

root/フォルダ説明.txt

Same as Arashi wo Yobu Nutte Crayoon Daisakusen!.

Original	Translation
・ゲームに必要なデータ(サウンド以外)はこのフォルダに集約させること ・更新したファイルをprog\data\にコピー	.Data (other than sound) necessary for the game is aggregated to this folder .Updated file is copied to prog\data\

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Regional Differences

Title Theme Song

While the Japanese version of the game uses an edited version of the anime theme used at that time, the Spanish (EU) version uses a custom version of the save menu song.

Removed Songs

The Spanish (EU) version removes some of the songs in the Japanese version and either replaces them with remixes of other songs, or doesn't use them at all.

Attack Onomatopoeia

The Japanese version shows small onomatopoeia boxes after jumping on an enemy or getting hit, this was removed from the Spanish (EU) version.

Spanish	Japanese