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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS)

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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker

Also known as: Susume! Kinopio-taichou (JP)
Developers: Nintendo EAD Group No. 2, 1-UP Studio
Publisher: Nintendo
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Released internationally: July 13, 2018


MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.


Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker on the Nintendo Switch is a port of the original Wii U game released in 2014. Due to the distinct differences to the Wii U hardware and lack of a usable touch screen while playing the game on a TV (or disconnected Joy-Cons in Table Top Mode), a permanent onscreen gyroscope controlled cursor was added for Captain Toad's Switch outing. Though, the portable mode retains the original's touch screen gameplay much like the original.

The most notable change besides the controls are the removal of the Super Mario 3D World-based bonus stages in favor of ones based on Kingdoms featured in Nintendo's more recent Mario platformer, Super Mario Odyssey.

Hmmm...
To do:
  • Debug Folder
  • Other Unused Content?
  • Oddities (like the discovered Amiibo scan confirmation left over from the Wii U version used in the final game.
  • General Differences
  • Miiverse Stamps and other Wii U specific graphics
  • Stingbys is present in the the game's data but are they unused? They were featured in 3D World levels.
  • Removed or Test Levels? (Changes or References to the removed worlds from the original Wii version?) Pastebin Level List
  • Misc Differences: Level 14: Pop-Up Prairie Town, for example, uses normal moving platforms. The 3DS and Switch versions use microphone input in order to "blow" the platforms in a given direction.

Leftover Audio

The ending was altered to serve as a lead-in to Super Mario Odyssey, complete with a new end card and track to go with it. However, the track used in the Wii U version is still present in the game's files, although unused.

Unused Used