The Cutting Room Floor/ME-tan's World

ME-Tan's World is a Game Starring a Windows Anime Girl ME OS-Tan that She Noticed The Computer Planet got destroyed in Pieces so she must go to Earth.

ME-Tan No Boken is a Late Release for the Super Famicom that Was only released in Japan, America (and Europe and North South Korea) didn't get the Game Until 2008 on the Virtual Console as ME-Tan's World: The Prequel.

Concept Artwork
This is Concept Artwork for Hoshi no Kabyi 4, A Famicom Game That Used Kirby as a Placeholder, It Was Later Changed to ME-Tan and moved to the Super Famicom due to the Famicom's Limitations.

Yoshitake Yumezumi
Yoshitake Yumezumi, Which is The Game's Producer, has a Drawing of Himself, He Appears in some copies of the Game (at launch) on the Ending instead of a Picture of ME-Tan and Turtle-san (Known in the west as Master Tortoise) Being DJs, Futaba Games Issued an Apology and Sold Out the Copies of the Game with this Picture in-game.

Kirby 4 Leftover
A Sprite for Kirby 4, in Fact, This was The Sprite from Kirby's Dream Land 3 Downgraded to the NES's Graphics Format (2BPP, 4 Colors), We Couldn't See More Sprites of Him until a Prototype was Dumped.

Final Boss's SFX
The Sound-Effect in the Final Boss Battle was changed in the European Version to avoid a PEGI 7 Rating.

Language
In The Quebec Release for the Game, It is in French, in The European Version, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, and Russian had been Added alongside a Language Select, This Caused The Filesize of the European Version to Expand from 8 Megabytes (64 Megabits) to 12 Megabytes (96 Megabits), The Latin American Version is in Spanish while the Brazilian Version is in Portuguese, The Japanese Version is in Japanese.

Logo
In Countries outside of Japan, The Game Was Published by Microsoft to prevent Gaming Game (known in Japan as Futaba Games) from Getting Sued, when a contest to promote the game in New York city turned on the game, people have seen the Microsoft logo and they are like "How is Microsoft making games on Nintendo instead of XBOX?".

Jingle
The Japanese version uses a unique jingle once the logo appears, The international version uses the TADA sound from Windows 98.