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*An unused line of menu text reads "Ice Key", which can be seen in the pause menu via a Gameshark code. The Ice Key is one of the elusive Stop 'N' Swop items from Rareware's earlier title ''Banjo-Kazooie'', which suggests that ''Donkey Kong 64'' was originally intended to be compatible with the feature.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWLhww_IM6g Video of the Ice Key text in the game, along with a theory as to where it could have been used in ''Donkey Kong 64''.]</ref> | *An unused line of menu text reads "Ice Key", which can be seen in the pause menu via a Gameshark code. The Ice Key is one of the elusive Stop 'N' Swop items from Rareware's earlier title ''Banjo-Kazooie'', which suggests that ''Donkey Kong 64'' was originally intended to be compatible with the feature.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWLhww_IM6g Video of the Ice Key text in the game, along with a theory as to where it could have been used in ''Donkey Kong 64''.]</ref> | ||
* An unused piece of dialogue from the Seal mentions paying 100 "skulltilleys" to race him, a portmanteau of Carl Tilley (a Rare developer) and [[zeldawiki:Skulltula|Skulltula]] (an object found in ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''). The French translation replaced this with a reference to ''[[wikipedia:fr:Objectif Nul|Objectif Nul]]'', a then-popular comedy. | * An unused piece of dialogue from the [[Seal]] mentions paying 100 "skulltilleys" to race him, a portmanteau of Carl Tilley (a Rare developer) and [[zeldawiki:Skulltula|Skulltula]] (an object found in ''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time]]''). The French translation replaced this with a reference to ''[[wikipedia:fr:Objectif Nul|Objectif Nul]]'', a then-popular comedy. | ||
* [[B. Locker]] has unused lines suggesting a very different personality for him than what he has in the final game. The [[Golden Banana]]s were apparently supposed to be a bribe for him, and if the Kongs obtained enough, he'd let them "sneak in" to the level. | * [[B. Locker]] has unused lines suggesting a very different personality for him than what he has in the final game. The [[Golden Banana]]s were apparently supposed to be a bribe for him, and if the Kongs obtained enough, he'd let them "sneak in" to the level. | ||