There are models for the buttons on a PlayStation controller, but only the Triangle one is used (and with a different design than the others). Models for just about every symbol on a standard keyboard are also present. Some of them are not seen in the final game. Some unused textures can be found within the game's levels.Ī complete alphabet of 3D letters is fully modeled. These changes could have been made either to make the name closer to the series tradition of two-word level names, or just to make the name less repetitive.Ĭode for the Atlas entry referring to the level as Monkey Monk Monastery. This name is also seen in most of the final game's code, where it is abbreviated 'MMM'. The earliest mention of this level is in some unused text in the pre-release, which refers to the level as 'Monkey Monk Mountains', whereas in early Atlas text it's called 'Monkey Monk Monastery'. This level underwent multiple large revisions. The appearance of that chest is identical to how it would look in Luau Island. Also, this level was supposed to have a Dragonfly Chest as shown by the chest in Monkey Monastery with 'Luau Island' in its name.

The level 'Luau Island' was originally called 'Dragon Keys' as evidenced by an early piece of the script where an NPC asks Spyro to obtain a Rubber Ducky from Dragon Keys. There are some remnants from this design phase, such as the letters 'SP' in the name of textures for sand, palm trees, and leaves. Trees found in the hub refer to a level called 'Sparx Pond' which actually turns out to be the original name for Dragonfly Dojo. The level 'Dragonfly Dojo' had several name changes and redesigns throughout development. File: Spyro ETD NTSC-U PS2 Map.7z (653 KB) ( info)

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