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Unused {{Gates|Removed and Unused content/Music and Sound Effects|music}}, {{Gates|Removed and Unused content/Items|item graphics}} and {{Gates|Removed and Unused content/Dungeons|dungeons}} are also included. | Unused {{Gates|Removed and Unused content/Music and Sound Effects|music}}, {{Gates|Removed and Unused content/Items|item graphics}} and {{Gates|Removed and Unused content/Dungeons|dungeons}} are also included. | ||
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* <ref>https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/Title_list/DLC</ref> DLC explanation on 3DBrew | * <ref>https://www.3dbrew.org/wiki/Title_list/DLC</ref> DLC explanation on 3DBrew | ||
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Downloadable content is normally downloaded from a menu within the game, only allowing to get the parts that were bought by the player. However, if it is downloaded through other methods, the entirety of the DLC is downloaded. This page gives an summary of the unused placeholder downloadable content for Gates to Infinity from Nintendo's servers because of this. The full DLC contains 102 NCCH partitions, even though only a few of them are intended to be obtained by players.
General details
Most entries are assigned an unused red Magnagate icon.
File:Gates - Unused red Magnagate DLC icon.png
Unused music, item graphics and dungeons are also included.
References
- [1] DLC explanation on 3DBrew