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Most of the rest of the levels are not present in any form.In particular, Sunny Villa and Molten Crater can only be selected through the minigames menu, and sublevel portals are disabled in those levels, meaning large parts of those levels go unused without the use of cheat codes in this version.The following levels are accessible via the level select:.The levels that are intended to be playable have names within the level select menu, though, with many of these names being changed from their final names. Internally, all levels have placeholder names of "Level X" where the X is the level's ID." and allows transport to most of the levels present in this version. The level select menu is also titled "Warp to.None of the loading screen images from the final game are present.This screen uses an earlier variant of the Spyro 3 logo, with a differently styled dragon present on the emblem and a different font used for the game's title.After leaving the title screen a loading screen is seen, seemingly identical to the one used in the earliest demo:.The "Sony Computer Entertainment America" screen preceeding these screens is identical across Spyro 2, Spyro 3 and this build.The Spooky Swamp theme plays on this screen, rather than the Sparx theme. The title screen also matches Spyro 2's, albeit with Spyro 3's menu font and without a logo (meaning the lizard appears to bump into something invisible). The Universal and Insomniac logo screens are slightly different, looking similar to the ones used in Spyro 2.This, in combination with the fact that no disc modification date is listed, suggests the build date may be anywhere from April 5th to April 25th. Oftentimes, the modification dates on the files do not match their true modification dates. Its original disc was labelled with 4.25, which likely represents a burn date of April 25th. The disc's primary volume creation date lists the prototype as being built on 5th April 2000 as opposed to the final's 14th September 2000, but no modification date is included. Note that the executable SPYRO3.EXE is called "SCUS_944.67" in the final. Since the timestamps in the final (NTSC-U Revision 0) build seem to have been corrupted, they have not been listed here. The following is a table displaying the various modification dates of each of the files within the ISO.