Among these are 5 costumes that never made the final cut, all of which were removed in the v1.01 patch and onward. The /Mush/aml file contains data related to the Costume Mario transformations. Vol/content/Layout/PauseBtn_00.szs mentions some pause screen icons.Ĭut Costume Mario Costumes References to Cut Costumes Likely an early version of the Killer Wail, or what would eventually become the Stingray in Splatoon 2. The Inkstrike resembled more of a cartoon rocket rather than a missile, with no tablet. The icon for the early Splash Wall looks untextured. The Disruptor originally looked like a sphere with holes, before the design was changed to a chemical flask. The Squid Beakon originally took the form of a flag rather than a radar dish. One of the items that remained largely the same. It's likely that the tennis ball was merely a placeholder model for the Suction Bomb. The final game keeps them mostly colorless due to the ever-changing nature of the Inklings’ ink colors.
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Unlike the final version of Splatoon, the sub-weapons are in full static colors. The materials go as:ĭummy00, dummy01, dummy02, dummy03, dummy04, dummy05, dummy06, dummy07, gsys_assign_cubemap, gsys_assign_depthshadow, gsys_assign_gbuffer, gsys_assign_material, and gsys_assign_zonly. There are 13 materials, one assigning to each face. Present as /Model/SceneModel.szs, this model was likely a test model for materials. It is dated Octoand was edited in Photoshop. Icons used back when the game wasn't Super but simply Mario Maker are split between a few files, in /Layout/Edit_TestDragBtn_00.szs, /Layout/Edit_TestPostBtn_00.szs, /Layout/Edit_TestListBtn_00.szs and /Layout/Test_ActorBtn_00.szs.Ī drawing of Nikki, the Mii character originating from Swapnote is found in the game's Layout folder, simply titled image.jpg. In the base game, two files in vol/content/Layout have E3_DebugMenu in the name, being E3_DebugMenuNormalBtn_00.szs and E3_DebugMenuSelectBtn_00.szs, suggesting a Debug Menu is present in the E3 build of the game. Oddly, it's not in the standard Wii U BFFNT font format - it's just an image with no extra data. The file is a leftover from the official NW4F "LayoutViewer" tool NW4F/LytTool/LayoutViewer/Cafe/data/gx2_font/debug_font.gtx. This rather boring font image is in vol/content/Pack/System.pack/System/Font/debug_font.gtx. Since this game does not have this kind of platform, or even pools of water, it is likely that this design was meant for one of the other platform types. Just like the bridge tile, there's another unused red coin graphic in this style.Ī preview icon for the water-floating platform from Lemmy's Castle in Super Mario World exists.
There's a bit of a theme here - the thicker castle bridge returns for all tilesets except the castle's, though this time it's identical to the Super Mario Bros. This is actually more reminiscent of the original Koopa Clown Car from the original Super Mario World. The Koopa Clown Car has alternate "hurt" sprites with much simpler shading than the final version.
Unused Stretch returns, now in 16-bit! All in all, it looks like Stretch was originally going to be a bit scarier. However, even through enabling wall jumps, the wall_kick sprites can't be seen at all.Īll the hipdrop and wall_kick sprites use slightly different palettes to the final sprites, being darker and more vibrant than the softened final sprites, suggesting they were directly ported from Super Mario Bros. By editing either game's control files to enable ground pounding, these sprites can be seen. While this also applies to the Super Mario World theme, it should be noted that (through hacking) the "hipdrop" sprites can be seen in-game. Strangely, Fire Mario is missing out on the unused wall jump party, and Small Mario's sprite is identical to the used one. These jumping Marios more resemble the "traditional" Mario jump, but their name of "wall_kick" suggests they were for wall jumping, which is also only available in the New Super Mario Bros. 12.5 Magikoopa and Skewer Placing Sound.There are 11 styles declared thus far and it has been announced that others may also be accessible in the final game, counting some visual styles from non-Mario games. The game will allow players the choice to choose the graphical styles from different 2D Mario games. Just like the original game and the sequel, TBD Course World
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