So, Super Mario Sunshine was the very first game to be developed on this basic system. When you use it, the time required for game projects is significantly reduced. To tell you the truth, Super Mario Sunshine was developed on Nintendo's new R&D system, which integrates a 3D engine with other engines. That is an example of one of our basic experiments. Some PCs can do it, but not at such a fast speed. It can be accomplished only with the GCN. Painting and maintaining a screen-full of graffiti is very difficult in a video game. When you remove a treasure from a treasure box, you shouldn't find the stuff in the box afterward. In video games, it is not a simple task to draw graffiti and have it remain there. MIYAMOTO: Talking about experiments, we experimented with watering and graffiti drawing and erasing, among other things.
Super Mario Sunshine took a year and a half to make, but that was after they spent time developing the new 3D engine for it to use. They also created Super Mario Sunshine with a new 3D engine that Zelda: The Wind Waker used second. Miyamoto mentioned how Super Mario Sunshine isn't 60fps but they did some technical things to make it feel more than 30fps. They had a release schedule to meet of Super Mario Sunshine (June/Aug), Starfox Adventures by Rare (Sep), Metroid Prime by Retro Studios (Nov), and Zelda: The Wind Waker (Dec 2002 JPN). It really was rushed, and probably would have been delayed normally. In the intro you see other islands while Mario is flying to Isle Delfino and I thought there'd be levels there. I remember playing through Super Mario Sunshine and really enjoying it, but then I got to the mountain and the game just ended. Melee, to August 2002 with Super Mario Sunshine. There was a drought from Nintendo between December 2001 with Pikmin and Super Smash Bros. Miyamoto wanted Mario out within a year and to meet the Summer deadline for the game's theme (June in Japan, Aug in NA/EU) and GameCube needed more games.
The GameCube wasn't selling as well as it should have been with competition PS2 and Xbox with Halo, and Hiroshi Yamauchi moved production to China to cut costs. GameCube launched in 2001 without a Mario game, instead they had Luigi's Mansion. The 3D world in the blurry video looks kind of plain.
They likely dropped the frame rate to 30fps because of the special effects and water physics.
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