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The giant Strollin' Stu is actually a yellow fiqure with an eye at the top. This is how he appears in the test level. In the Spaceworld trailer, he is wearing an onion-like mask that has two eyes on it. If one were to hack the game, one of his sprites would show him wearing a skull-like mask. {{refneeded}} | The giant Strollin' Stu is actually a yellow fiqure with an eye at the top. This is how he appears in the test level. In the Spaceworld trailer, he is wearing an onion-like mask that has two eyes on it. If one were to hack the game, one of his sprites would show him wearing a skull-like mask. {{refneeded}} | ||
Several [[beta elements]] were left in the final game, but put in unreachable areas. These can be accessed through the use of a cheating device. One known element is a version of the crate smashing game in [[Delfino Plaza]] located high above the building housing the final version. It acts the same as the final version. Another such element is a yellow [[Toad]] telling Mario that Peach was kidnapped. He appears under his final counterpart in [[Delfino Plaza]] before Peach is taken to [[Pinna Park]]. | |||
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Revision as of 01:21, March 5, 2011
This article pertains to the Beta elements of Super Mario Sunshine.
Beta elements
In Super Mario Sunshine, Delfino Plaza is the main plaza of the game. However, in movies before release, it showed that there was going to be a different plaza (or possible prototype for Delfino Plaza), with a giant Strollin' Stu-like creature walking around the place and many more different things. The beta also reveals that Humans were intended to be citizens of the plaza. F.L.U.D.D. was going to be skinnier. Gooper Blooper was going to be dark blue and fought on top of the bridges of Ricco Harbor instead of in the market and helicopter area. It also appears that in the E3 2002 trailer, the Giant Stu/Stackin' Stu would chase Mario around like a normal Strollin' Stu.
Additionally, Mario's health bar would simply be a sun with a number in the middle indicating his health. The water meter was originally placed in the center of the "sun" life meter. The F.L.U.D.D. pack was actually Nintendo's third favorite choice, with many other forms of water-pump functionality suggested.Template:Refneeded One other notable device in the top two was a water gun but was abandoned deciding that some players may render it too violent.Template:Refneeded There were some abandoned sprites as well, including Yoshi vomiting any water he may have swallowed.Template:Refneeded There was also going to be a brown Pokey species, which was going to have white flowers. [1]
A book is found behind a door in some ruins-like structure in Episode 3 of Noki Bay. The player can see it by turning the camera. There is a glitch in the game that allows Mario to reach the book, but there is no known way to get out of the structure. (The door does not work from any side and it looks different from the doors in the hotel in Sirena Beach.) This may be a beta element, easter egg, or just a detail that was never meant to be taken seriously. [2]
A test level is playable through an Action Replay. There the player can see Rock Blocks that were edited out, possibly in favor of Watermelons. [3]. The giant Strollin' Stu appeared but didn't he have his two-eyed onion-like mask. It is hard to see him since he falls through a wall in a pit when the level starts. There was also a Noki that was covered with goop in the level. When Mario finished cleaning him, Mario could see he didn't have a shell.
The giant Strollin' Stu is actually a yellow fiqure with an eye at the top. This is how he appears in the test level. In the Spaceworld trailer, he is wearing an onion-like mask that has two eyes on it. If one were to hack the game, one of his sprites would show him wearing a skull-like mask. Template:Refneeded
Several beta elements were left in the final game, but put in unreachable areas. These can be accessed through the use of a cheating device. One known element is a version of the crate smashing game in Delfino Plaza located high above the building housing the final version. It acts the same as the final version. Another such element is a yellow Toad telling Mario that Peach was kidnapped. He appears under his final counterpart in Delfino Plaza before Peach is taken to Pinna Park.
Gallery
- Ss ms pre12.jpg
Mario squirting water in a beta version of Bianco Hills. - Gooperbeta.JPG
Gooper Blooper's prototype, Mario's Health Meter, and F.L.U.D.D. all look very different than in the final version of Super Mario Sunshine. - Tramplin' Stu.jpg
A giant Strollin' Stu-like creature, cut out of Super Mario Sunshine. Also note that there's another beta Health Meter. - Old FLUDD.jpg
F.L.U.D.D.'s old, thinner design. - Beta.jpg
An unused human citizen of Isle Delfino. - Old Plaza.jpg
An unused plaza on Isle Delfino. Some goop that does not appear in the final version is also seen. - Super mario sunshine 003.jpeg
Sirena Beach's beta Warp Pipe entrance - Ss ms pre07.jpeg
The Brown, unused Pokey. Note the white flowers. - Ss sms pre135.jpg
Mario and a green Yoshi on a bridge at Pianta Village. - Mariosunshine betapic.jpg
Mario and a green Yoshi stomp on a Strollin' Stu that is never there in the final version, and the water meter has F.L.U.D.D.'s icon. - Super-mario-sunshine-7.jpg
Petey Piranha's head popped out of the Goop Generator. The final version has a different Piranha Plant head, and was covered in toxic Goop. - Super mario sunshine1b.jpg
Note the crates as there were only two crates in Delfino Plaza and also a black Pianta species. - Ss ms pre00.jpg
This type of palm tree is very thin, unlike the palm trees of the final version. - ShellSecret photo.jpg
Mario in the Shell, in the beta game version. - Mario-sunshine-11.jpg
Mario and Green Yoshi. Note Green Yoshi was never used in the final version.
