Though the demo only allows for fifteen minutes of play at a time, the files inside of the game reveal several early concepts and placeholders.
Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 18 Demo Ī demo version released on a GameCube promotional disc includes various scriptual differences. The ground has more of a gradient rainbow effect in the final version. The jumping and partner swapping sound effects from the previous game are used.Įarly The Great Tree. The status element Slow had a different icon, a snail instead of a sad purple face. In the same trailer, one can see that "Tornado Jump" was initially called "Hurricane Jump". Red Bones was initially named "Red Koopa Skeleton". The trailer also showed that Item Shops would be labeled with Mushrooms, much as in Super Paper Mario, rather than the Fire Flowers seen in the final game. Also, Beldam and Doopliss were originally going to be fought somewhere in Riverside Station. It could be accessed via a moving platform which had a wall over it halfway, which appeared to be passable with help from Vivian. Part of the original trailer shows an extra ledge above the pipe in the room directly east of the Thousand-Year Door, with an HP Plus badge on it. This game was initially titled Paper Mario 2 and featured a far different logo, one reminiscent of the original Paper Mario's logo. 1.2 Interactive Multi-Game Demo Disc Version 18 DemoĮarly builds Reveal trailer.
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