Menu

 

Pictures from the final on the left, beta on the right.

After the story sequence, you're brought to the main menu. Some options have different functions from the final, but the menus between the beta and final look the same, except for the bottom of the screen being grey in the final, and Player and Pass Word swapped around in the beta.

 

The password screen acts like it should in the final; with the correct code of obscure characters, you'll be transported to wherever the code was assigned to. The beta's version, however, is a stage select disguised as a password screen! As you can see at the bottom, it shows what round you'll be teleported to. The first card chooses your level, the second is the area, and the other two cards seem to do jack.

 

The sound test is interesting, as both the beta and final have unique tracks! Of course, hearing these songs is awkward, since it's so slow and clumsy to go through, but yeah.

 

A Button restarts the track, B Button returns you to the menu, and C Button scrolls to the next song.
TRACK

F    I    N    A    L

 TRACK

B    E    T    A
Music 1 Intro Music 1 SEGA/Illusion Shot Pictures ditty
Music 2 Intro story Music 2 Intro
Music 3 Round 1 - forest Music 3 Intro story
Music 4 Round 1 - cave Music 4 Round 1 - forest
Music 5 Round 2 - sky Music 5 Round 1 - cave
Music 6 Round 2 - thunderous mountain Music 6 Round 2 - sky
Music 7 Round 2 - water rapids Music 7 Round 2 - thunderous mountain
Music 8 Round 2 - 2-Player mountain Music 8 Round 2 - water rapids
Music 9 Round 3 - ocean Music 9 Round 2 - 2-Player mountain
Music 10 Round 3 - beach Music 10 Round 3 - ocean
Music 11 Round 3 - sunken ship Music 11 Round 3 - beach
Music 12 Round 4 - library Music 12 Round 3 - ocean (repeat)
Music 13 Round 4 - parcel Music 13 Round 3 - beach (repeat)
Music 14 Round 4 - candy land Music 14 Round 3 - sunken ship
Music 15 Round 4 - cork riding Music 15 Round 4 - library
Music 16 Round 5 - card land Music 16 Round 4 - parcel
Music 17 Round 5 - night walkway (beta) Music 17 Round 4 - candy land
Music 18 Round 5 - crazy floors Music 18 Round 4 - cork riding
Music 19 Boss Music 19 Round 5 - card land
Music 20 Final boss Music 20 Round 5 - night walkway
Music 21 Boss defeated Music 21 Round 5 - crazy floors
Music 22 Game Over Music 22 Boss
Music 23 Ending - entrance of Donald and Mickey Music 23 Boss defeated
Music 24 Ending - the walk home Music 24 Game Over
Music 25 Round 5 - night walkway Voice 1 Item pickup
Music 26 Ending - entrance of Donald and Mickey (repeat) Voice 2 Cloak
Music 27 Use of the Magic Box Voice 3 "ftr"
Voice 1 Mickey "alakazam" Voice 4 Warped item pickup
Voice 2 Donald "alakazam" Voice 5 Crawl
Voice 3 Mickey "ouch" Voice 6 Jump
Voice 4 Donald "ouch" Voice 7 hollow wood sound (platform fall?)
Voice 5 Mickey "wow" Voice 8 [no idea]
Voice 6 Donald "wow" Voice 9 [no idea]
  Voice 10 [no idea]
Voice 11 [no idea]
Voice 12 2-Player boost jump
Voice 13 "wrt"
Voice 14 Cartoony clang
Voice 15 "bawooh" (Pete hit?)
Voice 16 argh I've heard it but no idea what it is :{
Voice 17 Magic appear
Voice 18 Card flip
Voice 19 Mickey "alakazam"
Voice 20 Donald "alakazam"
Voice 21 Mickey "wow"
Voice 22 Donald "wow"

The Control section is the same between the two, although the beta has MAGIC in place of RUN. That means that whenever your character says "Alakazam!" and start wiggling their fingers, you have to press the MAGIC button instead of any button, and running is done by pressing and holding the ATTACK button. I honestly can't believe that they didn't change the names of the control types in the final. What's A TYPE doing with 2 TYPE, 3 TYPE, and 4 TYPE?

Gabriel says: WHY HELKLO RAGEY

The answer is: to keep with the "playing cards" theme of the rest of the menu (especially the Player and Pass Word sections), with the A(ce) as the lowest card.

That's what happens when the only card game you play is Cluedo.