@SpritZ:

1. Somebody just found a prototype of it. 'Nuff said.

2. This stuff HAS been ripped for a while, actually. Most of this stuff was from the prototype version.

3. It was released on the SNES Classic because it was very close to completion before they canned it for Star Fox 64. They didn't want the almost finished version to go to waste, even after 20 years. It's not like the SMW prototype.

4. Any more questions? If so, just go look at Beta64's video on it. Seriously.

To anybody else: I think the SNES Classic version should have it's own game under "Other Systems" as it technically isn't a game on the SNES. Sure, if you dump the game you can play it on an SNES emulator, but still.

Okay... so the same as my question from a few weeks ago..

When was this found.

Why is this just being ripped now :P

And, why is it getting released on the SNES classic? you would think the Super Mario World prototype would be released on there too. :P

I'm confused so please answer all my questions lol.

"Burning onto," by definition, requires alteration. Ergo, it's still different.

@Doc von Schmeltwick Nope.

@Isaac Which would still require fundamentallly altering hardware.

@Doc von Schmeltwick But the SNES Classic Edition, is made out of a SNES, just with extra things. if it is burned into a SNES cartridge, it runs normaly.

But not the SNES itself, which is what matters.

@Doc von Schmeltwick It was released officially on the SNES Classic Edition, besides a few new features being added.

Still a prototype as it wasn't released for the SNES itself.

yeah, you're right @Sonicfan32

Should we even be calling this a "Prototype" anymore?

@ZenythSprite, Im already working on that!

hoping we get a section for the official release
there new stuff like the black hole, a 100% completion title screen, new text graphics, and many more.

@DigitalDiamal, i already ripped the title, and the menus, just wating for approval.
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And finally it's getting an official release on the SNES Classic.