There is also no fight against him, but above the area there are two duplicates of the Anchor Arms Robo-SpongeBob model T-posing. The unused fight against Robo SpongeBob with his Anchor Arms still exists here as well, and like Patrick's Dream is untextured. They appear idle and seemingly can't be interacted with by the player. Inside the door are all of the game's enemies in a straight line. At the end of the room is a giant door with Squidward's moose head.
Interestingly, while most of the map uses the same geometry as the original level, some parts of the map are in higher quality, implying this level barely went through the "rehydrating" process before history repeated itself.Ī test level that tests all the enemies' behaviors, with each enemy having its own door. The same unused version of the Patrick's Dream level from the original game still exists in the game's files, but now it's completely textureless. Despite that and some debatable design liberties, it's still seen as a generally faithful recreation of the cult classic. Unfortunately, Nickelodeon rushed Purple Lamp to complete it, most likely in an attempt to have it coincide with The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run (which, ironically, ended up getting delayed and having its theatrical release be cancelled due to COVID-19), and that led to a 7 GB day one update.
SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated is a remake of the 2003 console original for newer systems (including PC for the first time as the original PC version was completely different from the older console version) with updated graphics, even more references to both classic and modern moments from the show, and notably, a new multiplayer mode decorated with several cut elements from the original.
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