History Trivia / KingsQuestVIIThePrincelessBride

** At one point during development, the game was going to feature optional subtitles. Though disabled in the final release, an incomplete version remains in the code, and can be viewed through ''UsefulNotes/ScummVM''.

** Curiously, [=McVerry=] is a celebrated cabaret singer and undoubtedly could’ve handled the song, but Seibert was the wife of longtime Sierra employee Mark Seibert (and admittedly a fine vocalist herself).

** One early mock-up showed Valanice wearing the same dress, but colored pink instead of green. Possibly changed due to engine issues or because pink became Malicia’a signature color.

** At one point during development, the game was going to feature optional subtitles. Though disabled in the final release, an incomplete version remains in the code, and can be viewed through [=ScummVM=].

** Some of the music cues ended up being used in different locations than initially planned. For instance, the “Mother Oak” song heard when meeting Lord Attis as a stag was composed for the introduction, when it was going to be more interactive.
* TheWikiRule: The [[http://kingsquest.wikia.com/wiki/King%27s_Quest_Omnipedia King's Quest Omnipedia]].

* TalkingToHimself:

* TalkingToHimself: As many of the voice actors had more than one role, there are a few instances of this, such as with Valanice and Ceres.

** The opening cinematic was originally going to be implemented through the game’s engine, but later became a pre-rendered movie.

** It was because of this collaboration that the game ended with two protagonists. Williams had received many letters requesting Princess Rosella return as a playable character, while Shannon thought Queen Valanice was overdue for a starring role. As Williams agreed with Shannon’s assessment, they decided to feature both women as leads.

** Several areas were originally designed to showcase more horizontal scrolling but were eventually split into two separate screens. These include the Bountiful Woods merging with the Were Woods (which can be seen in the game’s demo), and the exterior of Dr. Cadaver’s house transitioning to Count Tsepish’s tomb (a complete version of which is buried within the data for some versions).

* CrossDressingVoices: Several characters.
* [[TalkingToHimself Talking To Themselves]]: As many of the voice actors had more than one role, there are a few instances of this, such as with Valanice and Ceres.

* [[HeAlsoDid They Also Did]]: Does the animation style of Rosella and Valanice in the intro look familiar? That's because the game's opening was done by Animation Magic, the Russian studio that animated ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaCDiGames Link: The Faces of Evil]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaCDiGames Zelda: Wand of Gamelon]]'', and ''VideoGame/IMMeen''.

* TheWikiRule: The [[http://kingsquest.wikia.com/wiki/King%27s_Quest_Omnipedia King's Quest Omnipedia]].

** A playable demo featured an early version of the chapter select screen in its data, showing 7 chapters instead of 6, and an option to turn hot spot highlighting on and off.

** A playable demo featured an early version of the chapter select screen, showing 7 chapters instead of 6, and an option to turn hot spot highlighting on and off.

** An large amount of animated sprites went unused, especially those showing Valanice and Rosella performing various actions from every possible angle. Only a small portion of these made the final game.
** Numerous lines of recorded dialogue went unused. Of particular note are several exchanges with Ricardo, offering items which Valanice cannot take into the desert, and Rosella’s dialogue with Lord Attis (the two never meet in the final game).

** A second encounter with the giant scorpion was apparently intended for inclusion in Chapter 5, as sprites exist of Valanice either blasting it with the sunlit crystal or stabbing it with a stake. As it is, even if you don’t use the bug reducing powder in Chapter 1, the scorpion vanishes without explanation.

* TheOtherDarrin: King Graham's unused dialogue mentioned below is voiced by Danny Delk instead of Creator/JoshMandel. It's unknown as to why Delk was used instead of Mandel, as he hadn't left Sierra at this point. This has led to speculation that Delk was merely a placeholder until Mandel could record the line, which ultimately never happened.

** Numerous lines of recorded dialogue went unused. Of particular note are several exchanges with the desert rat, offering items which Valanice cannot take into the desert, and Rosella’s dialogue with Lord Attis (the two never meet in the final game).

** A second encounter with the giant scorpion was apparently intended for inclusion in Chapter 5, as sprites exist of Valanice either blasting it with the sunlit crystal or stabbing it with a stake. As it is, even if you don’t use the big reducing powder in Chapter 1, the scorpion vanishes without explanation.