Digimon World 2

Digimon World 2
Developer: Bec Publisher: Bandai Platform: PlayStation Released in JP: July 27, 2000 Released in US: May 19, 2001 This game has unused areas. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused text. This game has regional differences. This game has a notes page

Digimon World 2 abandons the monster-raising simulation of its predecessor to become a rather slow dungeon crawling game. But at least you can now hear the Digimon state their attack like in the TV series... Provided you understand Japanese.

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Notes

Unused Graphics

An image of a completed File City (and the overlays for it) from the first game are also present. Whilst File City is in the game, it looks nothing like this.

This image can be found only on the US version. It's unknown where it is, but it more closely resembles something from the sequel.

A rainbow image with 256 written on it. Amazingly contains 256 colors and happens to be 256 pixels tall! Who would have guessed.

Unused Domains

There are two unused domains.

The first is a near-identical copy of the Modem Domain boss level. The main difference is that Greymon has additional text not seen in the regular version of the level:

Greymon: Mmmm. You! You're not bag! This time it's a draw!! 
But you better sharpen your skills before we meet again! I'll see you later!!

Player: What? Where are you going? Come back here! Greymon!!

The second is a test level, containing basic enemies and certain obstacles.

(Source: Doctor Ansem)

Unused Program Data

Present in P.DRV. These programs seem to be used in Digimon Digital Card Battle.

Regional Differences

• The Japanese version is compatible with Pocket Digimon World and V-Tamer. This is the only legit way of obtaining a Kimeramon. It is also compatible with Wonderswan. All mentions were removed and the graphics deleted in the US version.
• The team known as Silver Cross (シルバークロス) was renamed to Gold Hawks in the US version.

US	Japan

• Likewise, their logo was changed. Despite changing the logo on the floor, the original logo remains on the character headshots.

• In the Japanese version, watching the introductory scene a second time will show BlackWarGreymon in place of WarGreymon. Contrary to popular belief, not only is this not possible in the US version, but BlackWarGreymon is still not obtainable in-game.