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May

E3 2004

Press Release

2004 Video Demos

Nintendo has many games in development for Nintendo DS, including the following, which will be shown only on video at E3:

Mario Kart™ DS
Animal Crossing™ DS
NEW Super Mario Bros. ®

Nintendogs[1]

Trailer

General

  • No HUD is present (on the top screen at least).
  • None of these tilesets and backgrounds appear in the final game.
  • No music plays.

Player

  • Physics are looser and slightly buggy.
  • Uses different animations, reminiscent of ones in Super Mario 64 DS.
  • Can perform triple jumps without much speed, like in SM64DS.
  • Can sideflip.
  • Mega player
    • grows without touching a Mega Mushroom
    • can run. This ability is re-introduced in NSMB2.
    • isn't just limited to the standard jump - he can sideflip.
  • Speaks when performing normal jumps like 3D games.
  • Uses different voice clips.
  • Different sound effects are used for shooting fireballs and fireballs bursting.

Objects

  • The ? Blocks use different graphics don't do anything when hit. The "?/! Block break" sound from SM64DS is uses when they are hit.
  • Coins use different graphics and the sound effect is lower pitch/
  • Goombas and Koopas use 3D models and the "enemy defeat" sound is the same for all different attacks, and is the "defeat enemy" sound from SM64DS.
  • Mega Goomba
    • Its smaller and has different animations.
    • Mario can move during the Mega Goomba growing cutscene.
    • It grows after touching a mushroom that uses a tinted version Super Mushroom graphic from Super Mario 64 DS. The Super Mushroom in SM64DS makes the player giant, rather than acting like it usually does.
  • Bowser uses a standing pose, doesn't move and appears in an overworld area.

Level

  • None of these areas resemble anything seen in the final game.
  • Coins are never seen in such large blocks, other than in World 1-2.
  • Bowser is just standing, out in the open.
  • Bricks are not seen in this layout.

Screenshots

todo: upload all of them and try and find the original ones from the online e3 2004 press kit/old noa press site

  • Mario now gains 100 points for trampling or shooting Goombas.
  • The mushrooms on the touchscreen seem to be decorations that move back and forth or an early inventory.
  1. Nintendo DS Software Fact Sheet - Nintendo of America, May 2004