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#Paper mario thousand year door 100 trials checkpoints pro#

The text box that shows the battle mode at the beginning of the battle is more transparent and uses a different font.The Battle Mode minimap is placed lower on the screen than its position in the final game.Auto Acceleration is not a visible option, but it is still enabled if Smart Steering is enabled. The layout of the pause menu is different and not fully localized.The background is transparent in the game's files, so the image background has been set to black for it to be visible here. Found in 'UI/cmn/menu.sarc' are some early icons for the Nintendo Switch tablet.

#Paper mario thousand year door 100 trials checkpoints pro#

Found in 'UI/cmn/common.sarc' are some early and placeholder controller icons for the Pro Controller as well as two images for Joy-Cons pasted onto a picture of a Wii Wheel.The app information is not yet finalized and is titled MARIOKART, using the original Wii U game art.Camera rotation in Wireless Play/LAN Room with the joystick is not present.course_enemy_path_shortest_table.bin is leftover from the Wii U version in VS tracks.Battle stages have enemy_path_shortest_table.bin files for each battle mode.The tracks' collision files (.kcl) and bglpbd files aren't compressed in szs files yet.Some 3D models are loaded in uncompressed raw form, i.e., LocalRoom.The labels and flavor text for Battle Mode do not exist in languages other than Japanese.In the final game, it is disabled and the match duration time is 5 minutes by default. Shine Thief has the match duration time choice option enabled.In the final game, the Inkstriker is not unlocked by default, and the pattern of default unlocked vehicles is different. The default unlocked vehicles and parts are the same ones as the Wii U version, with the addition of the new kart Inkstriker.New Mario Kart 8 Deluxe characters (King Boo, Gold Mario, Bowser Jr., Dry Bones, Inkling Girl, and Inkling Boy) also have different stats than in the final game.Vehicle and character stats are copied from the Wii U version they are different in the final game.Having a debug controller plugged in on bootup immediately loads the Debug Menu.Additionally, the game executes a file on bootup that defaults it to the Japanese language regardless of the user's settings.Related to the debug menu, a scripting engine to interact with the program known as Squirrel is usable.

2.14.2 Disable Character Voice and Musicĭifferences and Notes General Differences.

2.14.1 Set Character & Vehicle Parts Combo.

2.14 Debug Features used on Nintendo's Videos.

2.13 Lots of Unacessible, Removed & Undiscovered Debug Features.2.12.5 Debug Controller Modes & Screen Types.2.12.1 Debug Render Time & HEAP Usage Preview.2.9.7 Toggle Controller Modes & Screen Types.1.16 Early Splatoon Character & Vehicle Names.1.15 Early/Different Battle Stages Mapping.Evidence of this includes function names and script files containing debug content with mentions of the Wii Remote, DRC, functions that aren't accessible or are stubbed, some function names for some features of this build in the Wii U Kiosk Demo map, a debug text display feature that was shown in the Mario Kart 8 Direct, and more. Comparing the debug folders, function names, and some script files of this prototype to the debug folders of the Kiosk Demo of Mario Kart 8 for the Wii U, it is likely that some of the debug features came from the original Mario Kart 8, but with more features added.

On top of that, debugging features are enabled by default. Built on October 18th 2016 with a timestamp of 09:37:23, this prototype is from 6 months before the retail game's release, and only 2 days before the Switch itself was revealed to the public. On November 20, 2022, a prototype build of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe that was apparently recovered from a Switch ODIN-eMMC was anonymously leaked online through a (now taken down) link. Consider grouping related content into additional subpages to ease readability.