Miss. Peach World - L.A Cop Nintendo

Dan Burke

Miss. Peach World - L.A Cop

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This hack changes the majority of the graphics. Scooter has been changed to "Miss Peach", a woman with a white dress who is based on Marilyn Monroe. Demon Dan is now Janky Takamitsu, a mad scientist with a syringe. All of the other enemies and objects have been changed. For example, Wan Ka Pow is now a mafia member known as Maron Brond and Pelvis becoming a tribal person known as Mr. Sankon. The majority of the music has been changed to a track from AV Dragon Mahjong. The cutscenes are also changed to two girls with their clothes rotting away between levels, eventually becoming nude. The text for the cutscenes are all in Japanese but oddly enough, it's written out in rōmaji. This is possibly due to Color Dreams not willing to implement the Japanese alphabet. The plot and overall presentation is notably inconsistent between the cutscenes, the gameplay and the box. The box states Miss Peach is a Los Angeles cop who has to save a girl from a monster known as Okottendo. On the box, she's depicted as Princess Peach but in-game, she's based more on Marilyn Monroe. Also, Okottendo is referred to as a kaiju-like monster which in-game, is the replacement for Suki Yashi and not the final boss. The box art also shows Pelvis and the original fire hydrant design despite the fact they were all changed in-game. The most puzzling thing is the cutscenes; they all seem to refer to a character known as Assy who is cheating on his girlfriend (a pink-haired girl) with a blue-haired girl. Meanwhile, his girlfriend gets suspicious. The ending has his girlfriend finding out Assy cheated on her and ends up breaking up with her. The cutscenes still mention Demon Dan's name as well. A prototype version of the game has been discovered that's titled Mr. Assy. The only thing known about the game is that the cutscenes remain the same as they did in Miss. Peach World (which explains the Assy name within Miss. Peach World) and there is a new title screen instead. Given the game's title, it's presumed that Scooter remains the same or is slightly edited here. If Miss Peach World's cutscenes still mentioning Demon Dan is anything to go by, it might also mean Demon Dan and thus, the rest of the enemies and objects remaining the same. It's presumed this is the initial version sent to Hacker International but they wanted the game to be changed up even more. Miss. Peach World's inconsistencies could also have been the result of miscommunication between Hacker International and Color Dreams while developing both versions.