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Advance Wars: Days of Ruin

Also known as: Advance Wars: Dark Conflict (EU), Famicom Wars DS: Ushinawareta Hikari (JP)
Developer:
Intelligent Systems
Publisher:
Nintendo
Platform:
Nintendo DS
Released in JP: October 30, 2013 (DSiWare)
Released in US: January 21, 2008
Released in EU: January 25, 2008




AreasIcon.png This game has unused areas.
GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.
MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.
TextIcon.png This game has unused text.
RegionIcon.png This game has regional differences.








Hmmm...

To do:
Document the difference in scripts between the US and UK version.

Advance Wars: Days of Ruin is the second Nintendo DS game in the Wars series. It features a much darker storyline, completely disconnected from the prior lighthearted entries, set in a post-apocalyptic world. The character designs this time was provided by Hiroaki of King of Fighters fame.


The Japanese version was shelved numerous times due to various circumstances, despite the fact that it was not only already finished, but was even contained within the code of the American and European versions. It was eventually given an official release as a downloadable DSiware game.



Contents




  • 1 Subpages


  • 2 Unused Music


  • 3 Unused Graphics


    • 3.1 Japanese/European Title Screens


    • 3.2 Test Graphic




  • 4 Unused Japanese Mode


  • 5 Unused Maps


    • 5.1 nakazawa53.map


    • 5.2 hori2.map


    • 5.3 TR22.map


    • 5.4 TR35.map


    • 5.5 yasuhara04.map




  • 6 Extra Unit Lists


    • 6.1 dispos/cmp01_01


    • 6.2 dispos/test


    • 6.3 dispos/reinforcement_test


    • 6.4 dispos/Beached


    • 6.5 dispos/BHD


    • 6.6 dispos/Bigfoot


    • 6.7 dispos/daisuke_48


    • 6.8 dispos/daisuke_52


    • 6.9 dispos/daisuke_57, daisuke_58 and daisuke_59


    • 6.10 dispos/Ezload


    • 6.11 dispos/G-JET and dispos/G_JET


    • 6.12 dispos/gocircle


    • 6.13 dispos/guringurin


    • 6.14 dispos/hairpin


    • 6.15 dispos/Ezload


    • 6.16 dispos/ichihachi


    • 6.17 dispos/jisohou


    • 6.18 dispos/muramatu25


    • 6.19 dispos/muramatu27


    • 6.20 dispos/muramatu28


    • 6.21 dispos/muramatu29


    • 6.22 dispos/muramatu30


    • 6.23 dispos/muramatu31


    • 6.24 dispos/muramatu53


    • 6.25 dispos/muramatu70


    • 6.26 dispos/nakazawa01


    • 6.27 dispos/nakazawa02


    • 6.28 dispos/nakazawa03


    • 6.29 dispos/nakazawa06


    • 6.30 dispos/nakazawa08


    • 6.31 dispos/nakazawa14


    • 6.32 dispos/nakazawa18


    • 6.33 dispos/nisikawa01


    • 6.34 dispos/nisikawa02


    • 6.35 dispos/plasmaimpact


    • 6.36 dispos/plasmamap


    • 6.37 dispos/plasmazuru


    • 6.38 dispos/sakuttomap


    • 6.39 dispos/Sky4


    • 6.40 dispos/T-Star


    • 6.41 dispos/zzz_maeda09




  • 7 Cleanup Batch Script




Subpages





NotesIcon.png

English Translation Differences
(Contains spoilers!) Nearly completely different English text.

Unused Music


Some unused music can be found nested in the game's SDAT. Some of it includes midi renditions of what are played as wave streams (.strm) in the final release, while others are just not played in the game.


BGM_RESULT1:



Appears to be a victory track. Replaced by a different one of the streaming audio tracks.


BGM_HAPPY2:



A remix of the song "For the Sake of Omega Land" from Advance Wars: Dual Strike, not used anywhere in the game.


BGM_SADLV2:



An unused track that appears to be two tracks stitched together.


BGM_GMAP4:



A MIDI rendition of the streaming track "Final Reckoning" in the game.


BGM_TITLECALL1 to BGM_TITLECALL4:










MIDI renditions of all of the Mission Intro music that is never played, due to the tracks existing as streams in-game.


Unused Graphics


Japanese/European Title Screens





Hmmm...

To do:
Proper way to make the Japanese logo appear.

The US ROM contains two leftover title screens: the final European version, and the then-unreleased Japanese version. In the 2013 DSiWare release, its outline was darkened.











US ROM DSiWare
AWDoR-unused Japan title.png AWDS DoR (J) - DSiWare Title Screen.png

Test Graphic


The US ROM also contains a test graphic located in the /ending/ folder as a single graphic "test.cg". The graphic says "title" in hiragana.


Advance Wars - Days of Ruin taitoru.png


Unused Japanese Mode


The American and European versions of the game contain the complete Japanese version, later used in the 2013 DSiWare release, that is functional but dummied out in the game files. The Japanese script most closely resembles the English script of the European version.


The functionality can be restored by turning your Firmware Language to Japanese and changing the byte of the US ROM at 0xE720F from 05 to E5. While changing this byte does not enable the Japanese title screen, it has an additional effect of restoring German and Italian to the European version's behavior.



























Japanese
American

AW4 mainmenu japan.png

AW4 mainmenu usa.png

AW4 tutorial japan.png

AW4 tutorial usa.png

AW4 dossier japan.png

AW4 dossier usa.png

AW4 tactics japan.png

AW4 tactics usa.png

AW4 prologue japan.png

AW4 prologue usa.png

Unused Maps


nakazawa53.map


This map appears in the filesystem, but is unreferenced anywhere else by the game. It is a versus or Trial style map.


hori2.map


This is a map from the previous games called "Switchback". It exists in the filesystem but cannot be played in-game normally. Replacing another map with this file causes the game to crash.


TR22.map


This map appears to be an unfinished pre-deployed Trial map.


TR35.map


This map also appears to be an unfinished pre-deployed Trial map.


yasuhara04.map


This map appears to be a Versus map of some variety.





Extra Unit Lists





Hmmm...

To do:
transfer all the tables. Add the WIP revision unit lists as well.

Every map with predeployed units has a unit list associated with it that is called on map load or by the in-game scripting engine. Some of these are unused in the filesystem and never loaded.


dispos/cmp01_01


A reinforcement list for the first mission of the Campaign, C1. The one used in the final build (dispos/cmp01_02) only has a Recon and a Tank.



























Unit
Position
Army
Player 1
Mech
15,3
Mech
15,7
Recon
15,4
Tank
15,6

dispos/test


Test map! Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.



















































































































































































































































































































































Unit
Position
Army
Player 1
Rockets
5,27
Rockets
1,28
Rockets
14,28
Rockets
18,27
Rockets
29,26
Infantry
8,27
Infantry
12,27
Infantry
0,28
Infantry
4,27
Infantry
2,28
Infantry
9,27
Infantry
19,27
Infantry
22,28
Infantry
11,27
Infantry
17,27
Infantry
24,28
Infantry
28,26
Infantry
5,21
Infantry
3,21
Infantry
1,24
Infantry
3,24
Infantry
7,24
Infantry
17,21
Infantry
21,19
Infantry
22,22
Infantry
28,22
Anti-Air
16,22
Anti-Air
21,22
Anti-Air
1,19
Anti-Air
10,29
Anti-Air
4,28
Army
Player 2
Lander
3,4
Lander
5,4
Lander
7,4
Lander
20,4
Lander
22,4
Lander
24,4
Lander
13,4
Lander
15,4
Lander
10,3
Lander
11,3
Lander
17,3
Lander
14,4
Lander
4,4
Lander
6,4
Lander
21,4
Lander
23,4
Lander
29,5
Infantry
29,4
Lander
27,5
Infantry
3,2
Mech
3,1
MidTank
6,2
Recon
4,2
Infantry
7,2
Mech
7,1
Mech
11,1
Infantry
11,2
Infantry
15,2
Mech
15,1
Infantry
21,3
Mech
21,2
Infantry
23,3
Mech
23,2
WarTank
22,3
Tank
14,2
Infantry
17,2
WarTank
5,2
Tank
20,3
Tank
10,2
Infantry
13,2
Mech
17,1
Recon
24,3
Bomber
1,7
Bomber
10,7
Bomber
18,7
Bomber
27,7
Mech
29,3
Infantry
27,4
Mech
27,3
Mech
13,1

dispos/reinforcement_test


A test unit list used for the reinforcement function. Note the overlapping position of the Rig and the first Infantry - it appears to be testing that two units on the same tile get loaded correctly.































Unit
Position
Army
Player 1
Infantry
4,6
Infantry
4,4
Rig
4,6
Army
Player 2
Mech
4,5

dispos/Beached


Looks like a beach head defence map, with a large number of indirects and meatwalls to deal with Player 2's many landers, mechs and tanks. Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/BHD


Appears to be a map about dealing with a huge swarm of infantry. Looks like some kind of Trial or Campaign map. Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/Bigfoot


A map that appears to be some kind of predeployed Trial map or similar. Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/daisuke_48


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/daisuke_52


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/daisuke_57, daisuke_58 and daisuke_59


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/Ezload


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/G-JET and dispos/G_JET


Two copies of a unit list, with an identical name to one of the deleted maps (see the batch script). Judging by the units, the map would appear to be a similar type of map as the map "T17: Coast Assault" but with a focus on aerial units, rather than a navy/land invasion. The only difference between the two files is the filename.































































Unit
Position
Army
Player 1
Bomber
9,0
Bomber
0,0
Duster
4,0
Duster
5,0
Fighter
2,1
Fighter
7,1
Army
Player 2
Anti-Air
5,7
Battle Copter
4,6
Duster
4,8
Duster
5,8
Missiles
4,7
Battle Copter
5,6

dispos/gocircle


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/guringurin


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/hairpin


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/Ezload


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/ichihachi


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/jisohou


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/muramatu25


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/muramatu27


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/muramatu28


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/muramatu29


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/muramatu30


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/muramatu31


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/muramatu53


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/muramatu70


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/nakazawa01


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/nakazawa02


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/nakazawa03


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/nakazawa06


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/nakazawa08


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/nakazawa14


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/nakazawa18


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/nisikawa01


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/nisikawa02


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/plasmaimpact


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/plasmamap


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/plasmazuru


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/sakuttomap


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/Sky4


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


dispos/T-Star


Duplicate unit list for the deleted T-STAR.map, which is a duplicate of T_STAR.map ("Rotor Battle")


dispos/zzz_maeda09


Belongs to one of the deleted maps in the batch file of the same name.


Cleanup Batch Script


Present in the file system is a batch script called unused_map.bat, a standard batch file with commands to delete a huge amount of maps that are supposedly unused. There appear to be a list of test maps and a maplist by various developers who had a category of maps removed.


Filenames systematically seem to refer to either games or individuals within Intelligent Systems.


AGB = Game Boy Advance (Advance Wars)


SFW = Super Famicom Wars


daisuke = Daisuke Nakajima


muramatu = Toshitaka Muramatsu


nakazawa = Kyouko Nakazawa


hayashi = Hiroyuki Hayashi


cmp = Days of Ruin Campaign. cmp00.map was likely a Campaign test map or tutorial map.


The maps with the w2_ and w3_ prefix appear to refer to Advance Wars 2 maps, and Advance Wars: Dual Strike maps respectively, which can be worked out from the remaining maps in the game that conform to that pattern.



DEL agb00.map
DEL agb04.map
DEL Beached.map
DEL BHD.map
DEL Bigfoot.map
DEL cmp00.map
DEL daisuke01.map
DEL daisuke02.map
DEL daisuke03.map
DEL daisuke04.map
DEL daisuke05.map
DEL daisuke06.map
DEL daisuke08.map
DEL daisuke10.map
DEL daisuke11.map
DEL daisuke13.map
DEL daisuke14.map
DEL daisuke15.map
DEL daisuke18.map
DEL daisuke19.map
DEL daisuke20.map
DEL daisuke21.map
DEL daisuke22.map
DEL daisuke24.map
DEL daisuke25.map
DEL daisuke26.map
DEL daisuke34.map
DEL daisuke36.map
DEL daisuke38.map
DEL daisuke48.map
DEL daisuke52.map
DEL daisuke56.map
DEL daisuke57.map
DEL daisuke58.map
DEL daisuke59.map
DEL daisuke60.map
DEL Ezload.map
DEL G-JET.map
DEL gocircle.map
DEL guringurin.map
DEL G_JET.map
DEL hairpin.map
DEL hayashi05.map
DEL hayashi06.map
DEL hayashi07.map
DEL hayashi08.map
DEL hayashi10.map
DEL hayashi11.map
DEL hayashi12.map
DEL hayashi13.map
DEL hayashi15.map
DEL hayashi16.map
DEL hayashi17.map
DEL hayashi19.map
DEL hayashi21.map
DEL hayashi22.map
DEL hayashi24.map
DEL higuchi_001.map
DEL hori04.map
DEL hori05.map
DEL hori06.map
DEL ichihachimap.map
DEL Jeff_map.map
DEL jisouhou.map
DEL kawasaki001.map
DEL kawasaki002.map
DEL kawasaki003.map
DEL muramatu01.map
DEL muramatu02.map
DEL muramatu03.map
DEL muramatu04.map
DEL muramatu05.map
DEL muramatu06.map
DEL muramatu09.map
DEL muramatu10.map
DEL muramatu100.map
DEL muramatu11.map
DEL muramatu12.map
DEL muramatu13.map
DEL muramatu14.map
DEL muramatu15.map
DEL muramatu16.map
DEL muramatu18.map
DEL muramatu19.map
DEL muramatu20.map
DEL muramatu21.map
DEL muramatu23.map
DEL muramatu24.map
DEL muramatu25.map
DEL muramatu26.map
DEL muramatu27.map
DEL muramatu28.map
DEL muramatu29.map
DEL muramatu30.map
DEL muramatu31.map
DEL muramatu32.map
DEL muramatu34.map
DEL muramatu35.map
DEL muramatu39.map
DEL muramatu40.map
DEL muramatu41.map
DEL muramatu42.map
DEL muramatu43.map
DEL muramatu44.map
DEL muramatu45.map
DEL muramatu46.map
DEL muramatu47.map
DEL muramatu48.map
DEL muramatu49.map
DEL muramatu50.map
DEL muramatu51.map
DEL muramatu53.map
DEL muramatu54.map
DEL muramatu55.map
DEL muramatu56.map
DEL muramatu57.map
DEL muramatu58.map
DEL muramatu59.map
DEL muramatu60.map
DEL muramatu61.map
DEL muramatu62.map
DEL muramatu63.map
DEL muramatu64.map
DEL muramatu65.map
DEL muramatu66.map
DEL muramatu67.map
DEL muramatu68.map
DEL muramatu69.map
DEL muramatu70.map
DEL muramatu71.map
DEL muramatu72.map
DEL muramatu73.map
DEL muramatu74.map
DEL muramatu75.map
DEL muramatu76.map
DEL muramatu77.map
DEL muramatu78.map
DEL muramatu79.map
DEL muramatu80.map
DEL muramatu81.map
DEL muramatu82.map
DEL muramatu83.map
DEL muramatu84.map
DEL muramatu85.map
DEL muramatu86.map
DEL muramatu87.map
DEL muramatu88.map
DEL muramatu89.map
DEL muramatu90.map
DEL muramatu91.map
DEL muramatu92.map
DEL muramatu93.map
DEL muramatu94.map
DEL muramatu95.map
DEL muramatu96.map
DEL muramatu97.map
DEL muramatu98.map
DEL muramatu99.map
DEL nakazawa01.map
DEL nakazawa02.map
DEL nakazawa03.map
DEL nakazawa06.map
DEL nakazawa08.map
DEL nakazawa10.map
DEL nakazawa13.map
DEL nakazawa14.map
DEL nakazawa15.map
DEL nakazawa17.map
DEL nakazawa18.map
DEL nakazawa20.map
DEL nakazawa22.map
DEL nakazawa23.map
DEL nakazawa24.map
DEL nakazawa25.map
DEL nakazawa26.map
DEL nakazawa27.map
DEL nakazawa28.map
DEL nakazawa31.map
DEL nakazawa33.map
DEL nakazawa34.map
DEL nakazawa35.map
DEL nakazawa36.map
DEL nakazawa37.map
DEL nakazawa38.map
DEL nakazawa39.map
DEL nakazawa41.map
DEL nakazawa43.map
DEL nakazawa44.map
DEL nakazawa45.map
DEL nakazawa46.map
DEL nakazawa47.map
DEL nakazawa48.map
DEL nakazawa49.map
DEL nakazawa50.map
DEL nakazawa51.map
DEL nakazawa52.map
DEL nakazawa54.map
DEL nakazawa55.map
DEL nisikawa1.map
DEL nisikawa2.map
DEL nisikawa4.map
DEL nisikawa6.map
DEL ohashi01.map
DEL plasmaimpact.map
DEL plasmamap.map
DEL plasmazuru.map
DEL sakuttomap.map
DEL san04.map
DEL sf2_01.map
DEL sf2_02.map
DEL sf2_03.map
DEL sf2_05.map
DEL sf2_07.map
DEL sf2_09.map
DEL sf2_11.map
DEL sf2_12.map
DEL sf2_13.map
DEL sf2_14.map
DEL sfw05_4.map
DEL sfw06_4.map
DEL sfw08_4.map
DEL sfw09_4.map
DEL sfw10_4.map
DEL Sky4.map
DEL T-STAR.map
DEL tei00.map
DEL test.map
DEL test01.map
DEL test02.map
DEL umi07.map
DEL w2_m3p03.map
DEL w2_m4p01.map
DEL w2_m4p02.map
DEL w2_t2p01.map
DEL w2_t2p02.map
DEL w2_t2p03.map
DEL w2_t2p04.map
DEL w2_t2p05.map
DEL w2_t2p06.map
DEL w2_t3p01.map
DEL w2_t3p02.map
DEL w2_t4p01.map
DEL w2_t4p02.map
DEL w2_test01.map
DEL w2_test03.map
DEL w2_test08.map
DEL w3_2p01.map
DEL w3_2p03.map
DEL w3_2p04.map
DEL w3_2p05.map
DEL w3_2p06.map
DEL w3_4p01.map
DEL w3_4p02.map
DEL w3_4p03.map
DEL w3_4p05.map
DEL w3_e3_01.map
DEL w3_e3_02.map
DEL w3_e3_03.map
DEL w3_s2p01.map
DEL w3_s2p02.map
DEL w3_s2p03.map
DEL w3_s3p01.map
DEL w3_s3p02.map
DEL w3_s3p03.map
DEL w3_s4p01.map
DEL w3_s4p02.map
DEL w3_s4p03.map
DEL w3_s4p04.map
DEL w3_t2p01.map
DEL w3_t2p02.map
DEL w3_t2p03.map
DEL w3_t3p01.map
DEL w3_t3p02.map
DEL w3_t3p03.map
DEL w3_t4p01.map
DEL w3_t4p02.map
DEL w3_trytest02.map
DEL w3_trytest03.map
DEL webbridge.map
DEL zzz_maeda01.map
DEL zzz_maeda02.map
DEL zzz_maeda04.map
DEL zzz_maeda07.map
DEL zzz_maeda08.map
DEL zzz_maeda09.map






















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