Of Killer7’s various physical releases, only the USA Gamecube release had a manual that was both in color, and translated. This is the copy I have included here; I did not scan it myself, as I don’t own an american copy of the game. The scans included here have been screencapped from youtuber Supergreatfriend’s let’s play of the game.
Here’s some beta and pre-release trailers for Killer7. Most of the high quality uploads were provided by BigManJapanSC. I have tried to place them in release order to the best of my abilities; However, a lot of information has been lost to time due to the fact that many of the websites they were originally hosted on have been taken offline through the decades, so keep in mind I may have made some mistakes.
This trailer was released at some point during 2002; unfortunately I cannot find more detailed informations about its release date. The game still retained its beta graphic style at this point in development, and it might be the earliest trailer released for the game. This copy was ripped from the Killer7 Capcom Secret DVD, click HERE for a full quality download.
A remixed version of the previous trailer. This copy was ripped from the 28th Famitsuwave DVD, click HERE for a full quality download.
This trailer was released during TGS 2003, which would have taken place in September of that year. At this point of development, the game still featured the Temple of Horizon level and certain cutscenes involving Curtis Blackburn which were exclusive to the beta. It also features the appearence of Sundance Shot from Flower, Sun and Rain. Check out THIS editorial for my thoughts on the matter. This copy of the trailer was ripped from the Capcom Special DVD, click HERE for a full quality download.
This trailer has been labelled as the “E3 2003” trailer by some sources, which would have taken place in June of that year. However, due to the state of development compared to the previous TGS 2003 trailer, I believe those sources might be wrong. Some of the cutscenes and voice acting are already finalized, even though most of the game’s aesthetics and UI are still those of the beta. This copy of the trailer was ripped from a copy of Meiwaku Seijin: Panic Maker, which released in mid-2004 (a date more consistent with the development progress shown in the trailer), click HERE for a full quality download.
This trailer was ripped from the E3 Access: The Future of Videogames DVD, which was released at some point in the second half of 2004. This trailer is a mix between beta clips, with the old UI, some old character models and a few shots of the Temple of Horizon, and finalized clips that barely differ from the commercial release, if at all. From this point onwards, trailers will mostly be comprised of clips taken from the final release of the game. Click HERE for a full quality download.
This trailer was ripped from the 3rd DVD volume of Electronic Gaming Monthly, which was released at some point during the second half of 2004. Click HERE for a full quality version.
This trailer was released during TGS 2004, which would have taken place in September of that year, and ripped from the Soul Bullet Bonus DVD. Click HERE for a full quality download.
This trailer was released at some point during the winter of 2004 and ripped from the Soul Bullet Bonus DVD. Click HERE for a full quality download.
This trailer was ripped from a copy of the Biohazard 4 Secret DVD, a preorder bonus which would have been released in January of 2005, alongside the aforementioned game. To my understanding, this is a collection of individual character trailers that were released online separately. Click HERE for a full quality download.
A slightly remixed version of the previous trailer, ripped from the Cube DVD 16. Click HERE for a full quality download.
Another slightly remixed version of the previous trailer, this time ripped from the Capcom Secret DVD. Click HERE for a full quality download.
This trailer was released at some point during the spring of 2005, shortly before the japanese release of the game. It was ripped from the Soul Bullet Bonus DVD and you can click HERE for a full quality download.
This trailer was released during E3 2005, which would have taken place during June of that year, around the time of the japanese release of the game. Click HERE for a full quality download.
A trailer ripped from the Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine Demo Disc 094, released in July 2005, coinciding with the western release of the game. Click HERE for a full quality download.
