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===Ztar model===
===Ztar model===
[[File:MP8-ztar.png|thumb|Unused Ztar model]]
[[File:MP8-ztar.png|thumb|Unused Ztar model]]
There is an unused model for a [[Ztar]] in the games files, suggesting they got cut from the game.
There is an unused model for a [[Ztar]] in the game's files, suggesting they were cut from the game.


==Music==
==Music==
===Ztar fanfare===
===Ztar fanfare===
There is an unused, "bad" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVjjKSosiFo version] of the "You Got A Star!" fanfare. It's suggested this was meant for getting a Ztar before they got scrapped from the final game.
There is an unused, "bad" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVjjKSosiFo version] of the "You Got A Star!" fanfare seemingly intended for collecting a Ztar before they were scrapped from the final game.


==Unseen geometry==
==Unseen geometry==

Latest revision as of 01:44, September 8, 2024

This is a list of pre-release and unused content for the game Mario Party 8.

Early Boxart[edit]

Early menu[edit]

An early demo title screen of Mario Party 8, featuring artwork of the playable veteran characters from the previous Mario Party game. From left to right: Wario, Peach, Boo, Daisy, Luigi, Mario, Yoshi, Waluigi, Birdo, Toad, Toadette and Dry Bones. Dry Bones was announced before Hammer Bro's announcement on 4th August 2007.
The early title screen
  • The original title screen for Mario Party 8 was just a white screen with the veteran playable characters running after a Star.
  • Blooper and Hammer Bro selecting panels were blank with a question mark, instead of arts of themselves, as it is in the final version.
  • Duel Minigames were called "Two-Player Minigames" in the demo version.
  • When selecting Blazing Lassos or Ion the Prize, the demo jumps straight into the minigame. In the final version, players have to select P1's opponent.

Unused data[edit]

M809 - Hammer de Pokari[edit]

A beta minigame, from Mario Party 8.
Hammer de Pokari minigame

Hammer de Pokari is an unused 4-player minigame from Mario Party 8. It takes place on a giant sand castle in a beach inhabited by Goombas, which does not appear anywhere in the game. In this minigame, players must swing the Wii Remote sideways to swing hammers. Its objective is to get most whacks in. After a player is whacked five times, the minigame ends. Every player has a Coin counter on their tallies. However, they are not used for anything in the state of the minigame, or even are changed during gameplay. It was replaced by Speedy Graffiti.

M813 - Guruguru Kataduke[edit]

A beta minigame, from Mario Party 8.
Guruguru Kataduke minigame

Another unused minigame found in the debug menu is the 4-player minigame Guruguru Kataduke (literally translated as "Round and Round Finish"). In this minigame, the players must spin their Wii Remote in a clockwise fashion to roll up their ribbons, colored according to the previous game’s player colors. In the background, there are many present boxes and two Shy Guys on a table. To win the minigame, it is necessary to roll up the ribbon completely. It was replaced by Rudder Madness.

M853 - Ochiruna Rodeo[edit]

A beta minigame, from Mario Party 8.
Ochiruna Rodeo minigame

There is an unused duel minigame in Mario Party 8 called Ochiruna Rodeo, that takes place in a farm, inside a pen where the competitors ride two mechanical bulls. The players must tilt the Wii Remote in the direction of the bulls, or they can fall. The last player standing on their mechanical bull is the winner. It was replaced by You're the Bob-omb.

Debug menu[edit]

Like the last three Mario Party games, Mario Party 8 contains a debug menu that is visually identical to Mario Party 4's debug menu, once again with the minigame names being changed. This is the last Mario Party game to reuse this debug menu.[1]

Characters[edit]

Toadsworth[edit]

Toadsworth's unused voice clips are found in the brsar file that stores all the sounds of the game. It is unclear what role he was going to take in this game, if he was even planned at all, as he has only two voice clips: happy and sad.

Models[edit]

Ztar model[edit]

Model of a Ztar from Mario Party 8
Unused Ztar model

There is an unused model for a Ztar in the game's files, suggesting they were cut from the game.

Music[edit]

Ztar fanfare[edit]

There is an unused, "bad" version of the "You Got A Star!" fanfare seemingly intended for collecting a Ztar before they were scrapped from the final game.

Unseen geometry[edit]

The garage in Bumper Balloons contains objects such as tires and crates, which are never seen in-game since the garage door never opens.[2]

Gallery[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]