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'''''Peach's Castle''''' is a [[Tech Demo]]<ref>[http://www.unseen64.net/2009/03/01/peachs-castle-gamecube-tech-demo/ Unseen64 Peach's Castle Demo Information]</ref> for [[Nintendo GameCube]]. A [[Tech Demo]] for the game was | '''''Peach's Castle''''' is a [[Tech Demo]]<ref>[http://www.unseen64.net/2009/03/01/peachs-castle-gamecube-tech-demo/ Unseen64 Peach's Castle Demo Information]</ref> for [[Nintendo GameCube]]. A [[Tech Demo]] for the game was unveiled in May 22, 2001. In 2001, [[Nintendo]] sent various developers an interactive Tech Demo in order to show them the graphical capabilities of their new console as part of the Nintendo GameCube Software Developement Kit. In this demo, the player controls a red arrow that can go through various places in [[Princess Peach's Castle]] from ''[[Super Mario 64]]''. In different rooms it shows different graphical effects, which includes the following: large textures, bumps and shadows, anti-aliasing, local lighting, projection textures, environment mapping, and maximum polygons. | ||
The castle is referred to in the game as ''Peach Castel'' (''castel'' is an old French word for ''castle''). | The castle is referred to in the game as ''Peach Castel'' (''castel'' is an old French word for ''castle''). | ||
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Template:Articleabout Template:Infobox Peach's Castle is a Tech Demo[1] for Nintendo GameCube. A Tech Demo for the game was unveiled in May 22, 2001. In 2001, Nintendo sent various developers an interactive Tech Demo in order to show them the graphical capabilities of their new console as part of the Nintendo GameCube Software Developement Kit. In this demo, the player controls a red arrow that can go through various places in Princess Peach's Castle from Super Mario 64. In different rooms it shows different graphical effects, which includes the following: large textures, bumps and shadows, anti-aliasing, local lighting, projection textures, environment mapping, and maximum polygons.
The castle is referred to in the game as Peach Castel (castel is an old French word for castle).
Rooms
Entrance
A hub area with 6 doors, 5 of which lead to other rooms. This room features a lot of animations.
Dome
In this room, the walls and ceiling have various flowers on it as well as mountain themed background. The floor has a Star with flower in the background, which is made of small 3-star texture.
Spiral Staircase
Spiral Staircase is a dark place with a spiral starcase in the center. As the red arrow steps on it, it begins to jump slowly to the bottom where the door to Hangar is. This room features Bump Mapping.
Hangar
As the name implies, this is an in-door hangar with an airplane. In this room the player can find a metal Warp Pipe which leads to the Cave. This room features anti-aliasing.
Cave
In the Cave the player will appear on a wooden bridge which leads to a Goomba statue. The cave has some bulbs and colorful projector lights to light the path. Entering the green Warp Pipe will lead the player back to the Entrance.
Cinema Theater
Cinema Theater shows a short looping video with prototype Nintendo GameCubes of various colors.
Metal Mario
In this room, the player will see a Metal Mario statue which utilizes environment mapping.
How Many Coins?
How Many Coins? is a white colored room with Question Block at the center. Pressing 
while underneath will release a large amount of coins. To exit the room the player needs to press 
or to control the camera, the player should press 
instead.
Features
Camera control mode
By pressing the player can control the camera's angle and position. To move it the player should move the 
and 
to control the angle.
Wireframe mode
Wireframe is a visual presentation of a three dimensional object using narrow green lines that specify its each edge. It can be enabled by pressing 
.
The Wireframe mode also makes the GameCube a bit slower than without it (this can be seen on the Lag meter), this is most notable in How Many Coins? room.
On the Pause menu the player can set Mip mapping, Rendering, Debug information display, Lag meter display, Gamma correction, an option to enable or disable the background music, and Sound Effects. It can be accessed by pressing 
. The player can goto the Main Menu, where they are able to choose the following modes: Normal Demo (default, the player is able to control the red arrow to explore the Castle), Auto Demo (the camera is controlled automatically and the rooms are changing as some time passes).
Doors
While the next room is loading, instead of the loading screen, the arrow is "knocking" the door until it loads. It can be seen that the lighting is added when the arrow stops.
Controls
- - Jump (How Many Coins? only)
- - Enter Camera control mode, exit room (How Many Coins? only).
- - Enter Camera control mode (How Many Coins? only).
- - Enter Wireframe mode.
- Shifts camera a bit and goes back. Has no use and probably a bug.- - Enter Pause menu.
- - Move the arrow, move the camera (not vertically).
- - Rotate the camera (in Camera control mode it's less limited).
Gallery
Dome.
Spiral Staircase.
Hangar.
Cave.
Cinema Theater.
Metal Mario.
How Many Coins?
Castle's map.
Media
References
