Super Mario Sunshine (lost early builds for GameCube platformer; 2001-2002): Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 15:29, 13 December 2023
Early logo from the E3 Demo
Status: Lost
Super Mario Sunshine is a 2002 platformer game created for the GameCube. Itâs the 2nd 3D game in the series following Super Mario 64. Though the game went through a lot of development and was even shown at events. While videos and photos exist of the builds, the builds hasnât been dumped online.
SpaceWorld 2001 Build
Status: Lost
Super Mario Sunshine was revealed at SpaceWorld 2001, with the release of the game for next year. In the demo are hundreds of different changes from this build and the release, while being a year apart. Though interestingly, the music played for the trailer can be found in the game data.[1]
Differences include:
- In the build shows a cut enemy named âHinokuri2â walking around and spawning Stoopin Stu. The enemy isnât in the game but can be found in a test level and the files.[2]
- In the build also shows an early version for the citizens, being humans.[2][3]
- F.L.U.D.D was actually gonna be more skinnier than usual.
- The trailer uses the unused sky from a test level
- Early HUD, with the counter for SOL coins being on the bottom left while the water counter is on the top right.
- At a certain time mark, F.L.U.D.D doesnât have a nozzle, which coincides why Mario lacks water in the scene[1]
E3 2002 Build
Status: Lost
Super Mario Sunshine was then revealed at E3 2002. The E3 trailer and demo looks more close to the final version and looks like the demo that was playable in stores with more differences. These differences were:
- Sound effects were partially implemented and are absent in the build[1]
- The life HUD is more different and instead used to be numeric before using wedges
- The boos in Hotel Delfino has a much more different design
- Sirena Beach's electric goop is present at Gelato Beach which resembles the test enemy, Kug. This goop also does not shock Mario upon contact unlike Kug[1]
- The titleâs logo was different and lacked a Shine Sprite
Unknown/Inbetween Build
Pre-SpaceWorld 2001
Status: Existence Unconfirmed
An screenshot was found in-game for the use of the texture map for Eely-Mouthâs eyes. Itâs speculated that this photo is from an early version of the SpaceWorld 2001 build because of the lack of a HUD and the plating-roofed âTwin Towersâ in the background are those from a early Delfino Plaza area from the SpaceWorld 2001 trailer.[1]
Availability
As of December 2023, no leaks of the build has been dumped online. Though people do hope of a leak one day that contains the SMS beta builds
Gallery
SpaceWorld 2001
FLUDD older and skinnier design
Cut human citizen
Cut Area for Isle Defino
E3 2002
Early HUD
Mario fights Petey Piranha in an early Bianco Hills.
Beta version of the boos
