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CoNesTra: /* GameCube and Game Boy Advance Game Footage CD */

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GameCube and Game Boy Advance Game Footage CD

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	== GameCube and Game Boy Advance Game Footage CD ==		== GameCube and Game Boy Advance Game Footage CD ==
	Footage credit goes to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RU3qyC7B8WI ~~This~~ video] by [https://www.youtube.com/@cakehoarder cake on YouTube.]		Footage credit goes to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RU3qyC7B8WI this video] by [https://www.youtube.com/@cakehoarder cake on YouTube.]

	=== Original Footage ===		=== Original Footage ===

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CoNesTra: /* Footage */

2024-07-04T19:22:49Z

Footage

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	The version below has been edited in order to make the brightness / contrast more consistent throughout the footage.		The version below has been edited in order to make the brightness / contrast more consistent throughout the footage.

	=== Footage ===		=== Sizzle Reel Footage ===

	[[File:ND-Sizzle.mp4\|muted\|loop\|800px]]		[[File:ND-Sizzle.mp4\|muted\|loop\|800px]]

CoNesTra: /* The Nintendo Difference */

2024-07-04T19:19:56Z

The Nintendo Difference

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	== The Nintendo Difference ==		== The Nintendo Difference ==
	The Nintendo Difference ~~build~~ was ~~a build shown off in~~ a sizzle reel ~~called "The Nintendo Difference",~~ released on E3.Nintendo.com around May 20th, 2001.		The Nintendo Difference was a sizzle reel released on E3.Nintendo.com around May 20th, 2001.

	Surprisingly enough, this sizzle reel actually shows two completely separate builds, ~~the other~~ of which shares footage with the E3 2001 trailer.		Surprisingly enough, this sizzle reel actually shows two completely separate builds, one of which shares footage with the E3 2001 trailer.

	~~Unfortunately~~, the footage of the Nintendo Difference ~~build itself~~ has not currently been released in a higher quality than 320x240, and at a measly 15 frames per second.		The first build, referred to as the "Nintendo Difference build" (can you guess why?), is the older of the two builds, and is visibly more incomplete than the other.

			The second build, commonly referred to as the "E3 trailer build", has footage taken directly from the E3 2001 trailer. The gameplay in this trailer is much closer to the build playable at E3 2001.

			Unfortunately, some of the footage from Nintendo Difference sizzle reel has not currently been released in a higher quality than 320x240, and at a measly 15 frames per second.

	The version below has been edited in order to make the brightness / contrast more consistent throughout the footage.		The version below has been edited in order to make the brightness / contrast more consistent throughout the footage.

CoNesTra: /* The Nintendo Difference */

2024-07-03T23:16:54Z

The Nintendo Difference

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 ===== Nintendo Difference Build =====
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 * The table in front of the sofa is missing the tablecloth and candle.
 * The door to the Anteroom is boarded up, and has a different door frame.
 ===== E3 Trailer Build =====
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 * The coins rotate around, similarly to coins in standard Mario games, instead of having physics like in the final game.
 * The painting between the candles shows a render of the "composer" ghost shown in some posters in the final game instead of the painting of a human.
 * The table on the left-hand side has a tablecloth over it, a candle on it, and an additional chair to the left of it.
 ** Also, the right-hand chair is moved out slightly more than it is in the final game.
-* The cabinets have textures to represent the items inside instead of see-through models.
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 * Luigi is unable to overheat the Poltergust in the final game.
 * There is a vase where a fake door would be in the final game.
 * The lighting is different, with darker shadows and a greener tint.

CoNesTra: /* Nintendo Difference Build */

2024-07-03T23:05:26Z

Nintendo Difference Build

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			This scene shows the end of the Parlor / Living room cutscene where E. Gadd is punched by the ghost, the ghost laughs, and E. Gadd says "Ouch".

			[[File:ND-Sizzle_Scene13.mp4\|gif\|800px]]

			* There is an additional seat added next to the sofa.
			* The table in front of the sofa is missing the tablecloth and candle.
			* The door to the Anteroom is boarded up, and has a different door frame.

	===== E3 Trailer Build =====		===== E3 Trailer Build =====

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	== "Nintendo Difference~~" Build~~ ==		== The Nintendo Difference ==
	The Nintendo Difference build was a build shown off in a sizzle reel called "The Nintendo Difference", released on E3.Nintendo.com around May 20th, 2001.		The Nintendo Difference build was a build shown off in a sizzle reel called "The Nintendo Difference", released on E3.Nintendo.com around May 20th, 2001.

	Surprisingly enough, this sizzle reel actually shows two completely separate builds.		Surprisingly enough, this sizzle reel actually shows two completely separate builds, the other of which shares footage with the E3 2001 trailer.

	Unfortunately, ~~this~~ footage ~~was~~ not released in a higher quality than 320x240, and at a measly 15 frames per second.		Unfortunately, the footage of the Nintendo Difference build itself has not currently been released in a higher quality than 320x240, and at a measly 15 frames per second.

	The version below has been edited in order to make the brightness / contrast more consistent throughout the footage.		The version below has been edited in order to make the brightness / contrast more consistent throughout the footage.
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	[[File:ND-Sizzle_Scene02.mp4\|gif\|800px]]		[[File:ND-Sizzle_Scene02.mp4\|gif\|800px]]

	===== ~~Earlier~~ Build =====		===== Nintendo Difference Build =====

	Scene 3 is where gameplay starts.		Scene 3 is where gameplay starts.

CoNesTra: /* Later Build */

2024-07-03T22:57:02Z

Later Build

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	===== ~~Later~~ Build =====		===== E3 Trailer Build =====
	These scenes show a later build than the "Nintendo Difference" build, one that's a lot closer to the one showed at E3 2001.		These scenes show a later build than the "Nintendo Difference" build, one that's a lot closer to the one showed at E3 2001.

			Extended versions of each of these scenes appeared in the trailer for Luigi's Mansion shown at E3 2001.


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	This scene shows Luigi being ambushed by two orange "Puncher" ghosts in the Boneyard.		This scene shows Luigi being ambushed by two orange "Puncher" ghosts in the Boneyard.

	~~An extended version of this scene appeared in the trailer for Luigi's Mansion shown at E3 2001.~~

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	This footage shows Luigi capturing a Basher in the Nursery (known as the Child's room at this point).		This footage shows Luigi capturing a Basher in the Nursery (known as the Child's room at this point).

	~~An extended version of this scene appeared in the trailer for Luigi's Mansion shown at E3 2001.~~

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	This scene shows Luigi sucking up coins in the Parlor (then known as the Living room).		This scene shows Luigi sucking up coins in the Parlor (then known as the Living room).

	~~An extended version of this scene appeared in the trailer for Luigi's Mansion shown at E3 2001.~~

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	This scene shows Luigi vacuuming a white Puncher ghost in the 1st floor hallway, before overheating the Poltergust.		This scene shows Luigi vacuuming a white Puncher ghost in the 1st floor hallway, before overheating the Poltergust.

	~~An extended version of this scene appeared in the trailer for Luigi's Mansion shown at E3 2001.~~

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CoNesTra: /* Later Build */

2024-07-03T21:25:02Z

Later Build

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 This scene shows a short clip of Luigi looking around the Study.
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 In the final game, the only two ghosts that spawn here are Spooky (which can be seen briefly) and Mr. Bones.
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 This footage shows Luigi capturing a Basher in the Nursery (known as the Child's room at this point).
-[[File:ND-Sizzle_Scene10.mp4|gif|800px]]
+An extended version of this scene appeared in the trailer for Luigi's Mansion shown at E3 2001.
 Main differences include:
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 This scene shows Luigi sucking up coins in the Parlor (then known as the Living room).
-[[File:ND-Sizzle_Scene11.mp4|gif|800px]]
+An extended version of this scene appeared in the trailer for Luigi's Mansion shown at E3 2001.
 * The coins rotate around, similarly to coins in standard Mario games, instead of having physics like in the final game.
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 This scene shows Luigi vacuuming a white Puncher ghost in the 1st floor hallway, before overheating the Poltergust.
-[[File:ND-Sizzle_Scene12.mp4|gif|800px]]
+An extended version of this scene appeared in the trailer for Luigi's Mansion shown at E3 2001.
 * Luigi is unable to overheat the Poltergust in the final game.