The Dry Bones thing looks like something from a Mega Man game.
Is that an early version of Sushi from SM64?
It's all from the same guy it seems. Not all the stuff has been made public.
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The Dry Bones thing looks like something from a Mega Man game.
Is that an early version of Sushi from SM64?
It's all from the same guy it seems. Not all the stuff has been made public.
Trials of Mana Preview - Decades In The Making - Game Informer
The remake for an unlocalized JRPG gem got announced today and we got to talk to the developers behind it.
www.gameinformer.com
Thinking of it, I wonder if they'll find the true purpose of the blue jays and the "cage" that exist in the final SMW build but are unused.
It's one of those games that time period Square lost the source code of, I think Xenogears was another along others. Turns out Nintendo had it and gave it to them, which supposedly is why the Collection of Mana exists and is a Switch exclusive thing.
It's one of those games that time period Square lost the source code of, I think Xenogears was another along others. Turns out Nintendo had it and gave it to them, which supposedly is why the Collection of Mana exists and is a Switch exclusive thing.
It's another leak from a collection that someone is leaking bit by bit.
Trials of Mana Preview - Decades In The Making - Game Informer
The remake for an unlocalized JRPG gem got announced today and we got to talk to the developers behind it.
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Castlevania 4 Beta Found
It's the same one but is being released in pieces, for reasons...?
At first I thought it might have been the same one (Pokemon DP stuff at least seems that way, it matches the early Gen 4 sprites and screenshots released) but the Nintendo specific stuff was something I never even heard whispers about, this could be a third breach.
That's crazy as hell that they had at one point planned for bowser to come out of his clown ship!
That is a cool story.
Maybe a hacker can find the Xenogears source code and give it back to them <.<
GODDAMN this is awesome! The differences in the soundtrack is really interesting, and yeah the early stage 2 theme is really cool.
So what are the chances we get that early Super Mario World prototype with the different island and the raccoon tail Mario?
Nah, this is clearly the same source. It's obvious because they always release the full CVS files and also because there's almost always something related to iQue/BroadOn.
Imagine if this shit was public domain like music, movies, novels, and film.
Someone hacked iQue/BroadOn. And every leak from Nintendo this year has been from it.
Couldn't not make this my avatar.
I think the potential for unheard BGMs/alternate arrangements excites me even more than anything else.
I think the potential for unheard BGMs/alternate arrangements excites me even more than anything else.
I am extremely curious if Nintendo had the original 3D models of everything themselves. We know Rare lost a bunch of the original floppies when they went back to them for the GBA ports. So if Nintendo would still have them, a true HD remaster could be possible. Though even if they did have them, doubt they'd bother.
That's not how this works. Copyright law has no effect on behind the scenes stuff, it functions the exact same whether something is released or not. It's all about whether the rightsholder wants to release it
Reread the thread, sprites from that are here
The matter is with that one is that if Squeenix doesn't have it then the only one that could have it is Sony.
Right, what I mean is that maybe they intended to have it in SMW then brought it back for SM64 in a different form, kind of like Nep-Enut in YI.
I think you're forgetting the fact that games are different and the source code itself would provide for a lot of this behind the scenes stuff. Why would the source code not be provided or implemented into the public domain? Also you're doing nothing but emphasizing how outdated copyright law is.
The Dry Bones thing looks like something from a Mega Man game.
Is that an early version of Sushi from SM64?
That's what I thought too!
Also the big water dinosaur...I think that's an aquatic Blaarg, aka the Nep-Enut from Yoshi's Island.
In Japan Blaarg and Nep-Enut are given names implying they're of the same species. In Mario World, Blaarg is dinosaurian, but in Island, they're red blobs. The Nep-Enut wasn't in World, but in Island it appears as a blob like Blaarg, so reasoning is Nep-Enut if it had appeared in World would look something like that.
You still have to get the source code first and the owner is under no obligation to share that.
Nintendo just won E3 with this leak.
All of this is a dream come true, I thought I would never see a SMW proto leak in my lifetime.
All of this is a dream come true, I thought I would never see a SMW proto leak in my lifetime.
That seems... strange. I can see how the source code would be useful in developing the new localized versions for other territories, but years earlier when it was just a Japan thing they could've grabbed a ROM from a thousand different sources and it shouldn't have made a difference.
I meant the build that magazines took screenshots of. The sprites were also in a snes test kit for years now.
