Differences Between U.S. and European Releases
When the PAL version was developed for Europe in 2005, a number of new features were added.
- 14:9 aspect ratio instead of 5:4 (at least on PS2 version)
- 25 levels built by U.S. fans were added to the 200 level PDA Game.
- A "replay rewind" function was added to single-player allowing play at any point in a level.
- A brand new 2-4 player mini-game called "All You Can Eat", featuring the Fat Kids, was made exclusively for the PAL version. It is a button masher where you have to eat all of the food in front of you to win. This idea was later re-used in The Behemoth's next game, Castle Crashers, under the title, "All you can quaff".
- A glitch in level 3-5 that allowed a player to get massive amounts of points was removed.
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