Changes: Super Mario FX (Non-Existent 1995 SNES FX Chip Video Game)

Revision as of 19:01, 10 December 2018

It is frequently rumored that Super Mario 64 was born out of a cancelled SNES project titled Super Mario FX, which would have been a 3D platformer using the Super FX chip. However, reports of Super Mario FX’s existence seems to have been born out of a misinterpretation of a statement Shigeru Miyamoto made in an interview with Nintendo Power, in which he stated that he had the idea of making a 3D Mario game during Star Fox's development.

There is no actual proof that a Super FX-utilising Mario platformer was in development in any point and furthermore, Dylan Cuthbert, who contributed to the development of the Super FX and worked with Miyamoto on Star Fox, claims that Super Mario FX was actually a codename for the Super FX chip itself.

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+[[File:Mario.jpg|thumb|300px|A screenshot from ''Super Mario 64''.]]
-It is frequently rumoured that Super Mario 64 was born out of a cancelled SNES project titled Super Mario FX, which would have been a 3D platformer using the Super FX chip. However, reports of "Super Mario FX"'s existence seems to have been born out of a misinterpretation of a statement Shigeru Miyamoto made in an interview with Nintendo Power, in which he stated that he had the idea of making a 3D Mario game during Star Fox's development. There is no actual proof that a Super FX-using Mario platformer was in development in any point and furthermore, Dylan Cuthbert, who contributed to the development of the Super FX and worked with Miyamoto on Star Fox, claims that "Super Mario FX" was actually a codename for the Super FX chip itself.
+It is frequently rumored that ''Super Mario 64'' was born out of a cancelled SNES project titled '''''Super Mario FX''''', which would have been a 3D platformer using the Super FX chip. However, reports of ''Super Mario FX''’s existence seems to have been born out of a misinterpretation of a statement Shigeru Miyamoto made in an interview with ''Nintendo Power'', in which he stated that he had the idea of making a 3D Mario game during Star Fox's development.
+There is no actual proof that a Super FX-utilising ''Mario'' platformer was in development in any point and furthermore, Dylan Cuthbert, who contributed to the development of the Super FX and worked with Miyamoto on ''Star Fox'', claims that ''Super Mario FX'' was actually a codename for the Super FX chip itself.
+[[File:Miyamoto_interview.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Miyamoto's interview in question.]]
 [[Category:Lost Video Games]]
+[[Category:Existence Unconfirmed]]
+[[Category:Probably Fake Media]]