Lucky Luke: Western Fever (Windows)

Lucky Luke: Western Fever
Also known as: Lucky Luke: A Febre do Oeste (Portugal), Lucky Luke: Im Westernfieber (Germany), Lucky Luke: La Febbre Del West (Italy), Lucky Luke: La Fiebre del Oeste (Spain), Lucky Luke: La Fièvre de l'Ouest (France) Developer: Kalisto Entertainment Publisher: Infogrames Platform: Windows Released in US: 2001 Released in EU: November 16, 2001 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused sounds.

Lucky Luke: Western Fever is a single-player, third-person, action, puzzle, shooter game in the Lucky Luke series.

Unused Graphics

Unused Intro Copyright notice

The final game's intro sequence has several full-screen developer/publisher logos (still images and a video) but no copyright notice screen which exists in the game's files in the "<game folder>\DATA\INTRO\" folder. All images in the folder (used and unused) are stored horizontally flipped and vertically rotated in 3 versions: a full 512x512 pixel image and 2 256x256 pixel images each containing one half of the image. All images pertaining to the unused copyright notice are shown below:

COPYRIGH.tga (512x512 pixel version)

COPYRIGH_256_1.tga (256x256 pixel version first half)

COPYRIGH_256_2.tga (256x256 pixel version second half)

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Unused Audio

Stage 2 Old Lady Cut Quest

Stage 2 has unused quest audio in the "<game folder>\DATA\AUDIO\" folder for the old lady blocking the way near where you first ask Rantanplan to scare the cat and who admonishes the player for trying to enter the area out of respect for the town priest's words. This unused audio (in all languages shipping with the game) has the old lady acting drunk as if she was given some alcohol, indicating that this may have been the original solution to clear this part of the level. In the final level, this quest is completely cut and an alternate path is taken by the player around the old lady.

The Windows version of the game has no in-game language select and therefore only the file corresponding to the defined language set during installation is directly accessible from the installation directory. All the files can however be extracted from the installation media directly as they use InstallShield CAB files (stored in data2.cab on the disk but accessed by extracting data2.cab).

B0066083.wav		French
B1066083.wav		English
B2066083.wav		German
B3066083.wav		Italian
B4066083.wav		Spanish
B5066083.wav		Dutch

(Source: Gordonfreeman1)