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| − | + | '''Beta items''' are items found in certain games which were intentionally removed from normal gameplay or the final release. They were originally added for debugging, which allows a game developer to test and demonstrate certain features in a game, sometimes to a limited audience. In the {{SER}}, some of the games hold debugging items which can be found in the source coding or were previously announced but not included when finally released. Obtaining such items usually involves "hacking" the game using third party software. {{PG}} has a few debugging items, one of which is the [[sickle]], and some of which can glitch the game. | |
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Revision as of 23:58, January 17, 2017
Beta items are items found in certain games which were intentionally removed from normal gameplay or the final release. They were originally added for debugging, which allows a game developer to test and demonstrate certain features in a game, sometimes to a limited audience. In the Animal Crossing series, some of the games hold debugging items which can be found in the source coding or were previously announced but not included when finally released. Obtaining such items usually involves "hacking" the game using third party software. Animal Crossing has a few debugging items, one of which is the sickle, and some of which can glitch the game.
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