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Extras
Herein lies all extras, flaws, and known bugs that Golvellius has to offer.
| Sound Test | Image |
| You can try all the cool sounds of the game by hold your directional pad or joystick to the upper left corner while holding both A and B buttons down as Kelesis walks into the cave in the opening sequence when starting a new game. |   |
| Bug | Image |
| Wait a minute...is that a TV in the middle of the forest? Unfortunately it is not. In fact, it is just another hole, even though it looks nothing like one. You can find this screen on the Eastern edge of Haidee Forest. |  |
| Flaw in Crawky Map | Image |
| Someone must have been a little tired while creating the map
for Crawky Forest. Take a look at the middle of Crawky Forest in the
Maps section. The picture at the right shows a closeup of the square
screen that was drawn in the wrong place. It looks like they used the
farthest NE corner of Crawky Forest twice (once in the NE and once in
the middle). You can see how the river stops and starts again past this
square. The trees are cut in a perfect line and the mountains end in a
perfect line as well. In the Japanese version of the game the map piece
is the original correct one. |
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| Valley Sword Resets Game? | Image |
| Some websites have stated that if you purchase the Valley Sword, the game automatically resets. I have NOT found this to be true, in the ROM or SMS versions. If anyone experiences this phenomenon, please contact me. |  |
| Invincibility Ring/Invisibility Ring | Image |
| The small red ring you find in Fosbus Swamp is named the "Invisibility Ring" 3 times in-game. Yet, the manual names this ring the "Invincibility Ring." The ring has nothing to do with turning invisible nor invincible and only serves Kelesis by giving him the ability to crush stones with his sword. In the original MSX version of the game, the ring was translated as the "Vanish Ring" because it helped Kelesis "vanish" rocks. My guess would be that the translators turned "vanish" into "invisibility," and the manual writer must have written this part of the manual without their morning coffee. |  |
| Demon Names | Image |
| All of the Demons except Fosbus and Golvellius have different names in-game than they do in the instruction manual. Another translator/manual writer miscommunication. The in-game names seem to fit closer with the enemies in the original MSX Golvellius. |  |
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