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Broken Helix (Oct 7, 1996 prototype)
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Build date |
Oct 7, 1996 15:08:06
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Build name |
10-7-96
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Dump status |
Released, redump needed
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Released by |
Hidden Palace
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File release date |
April 17, 2021
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Origin
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CD-R
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Lot |
Project Deluge
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Labels |
Broken Helix 10-7-96
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Dump method |
PLEXTOR DVDR PX-716UF 1.11 03/23/07 15:10 (CloneCD)
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Game
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Broken Helix
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System |
PlayStation
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Genre |
Action Adventure
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Final build |
JP Jan 9, 1998 EU Sep 12, 1997 US May 15, 1997
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Release date |
JP Mar 26, 1998 EU Sep 12, 1997 US May 31, 1997
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A prototype of Broken Helix for the PlayStation.
Notes
- Prototype size is considerably smaller than retail, possibly a preview
- Weird start to the opening cut scene where a line at the bottom of the screen shrinks down before the scene actually commences
- This cut scene can't be skipped
- No main menu, loading screens, etc. From the title screen, it goes straight to the campaign, starting with prologue cut scene
- The player starts in a different part of the room, with the mission progressing somewhat differently
- Slightly different HUD
- Camera is zoomed in near Jake's head
- No on-screen prompts
- Jake randomly repeats "Ok, bye bye" after a death grunt is heard
- Miscellaneous Notes:
- Game is emulatable: Yes (as of April 17, 2021).
- Game contains dongle protection: No.
- Game contains debugging symbols: N/A
- Dump was originally scrambled: No
Screenshots
Origin
Files
File
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Type
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Date
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Size
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SHA-1
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PSX - Broken Helix 10-7-96.img
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File
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2020-12-12 09:41:47
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244.11 MB
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1b4a261940077b53bbb5e5470058b6828bf06865
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PSX - Broken Helix 10-7-96.cue
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File
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2020-12-12 09:36:27
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129 bytes
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f0adcf7ec3af85744fd727c948add722744a4c1e
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PSX - Broken Helix 10-7-96.ccd
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File
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2020-12-12 09:36:27
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961 bytes
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8dee21769fc9cdf8b7a00baebdb7151b4117c2f8
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PSX - Broken Helix 10-7-96.sub
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File
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2020-12-12 09:42:21
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9.96 MB
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32c50a3de4e1f8c0345ccb9e0c440fad642c7a87
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PSX - Broken Helix 10-7-96.jpeg
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File
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2021-03-14 12:13:55
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808 KB
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75a361fe5dbfbe367cc74bf7941bb0c6f972ebe5
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Acknowledgments
A huge thanks to Iniche for doing the initial research on this prototype!
See also