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With a company as secretive as Nintendo, it's always nice to get a glimpse inside, even if it's very small like this. That's how I see it.but they aren't leaking anything of value lmao. Everyone and their grandmother knows Nintendo has a mainline Mario slow roasting lmao
Ah, I see the added tweet now.No, it's just an assumption based on Midori's tweet
"Red" has only ever been used by mainline Mario games so far, it probably wouldn't show up on Paper Mario.Ah, I see the added tweet now.
Is she trying to imply that this other codename is related? and is therefore the next 3D Mario. SPRed really sounded like Super Paper Mario to me.
Maybe she's just throwing all the Mario related stuff out there.
Okay, curious what the Paper Mario codenames were (64, TTYD and Super) back in the day."Red" has only ever been used by mainline Mario games so far, it probably wouldn't show up on Paper Mario.
I expect that headline in articles over the weekend"New Leak: Nintendo May Be Working On A Mario Game" sounds like a joke leak but here we are
Wouldn’t it make more sense for it to be SP (special) + Red given the capitalization?If I had to bet money, SPRed is probably a pun like Secred; Spread? Not sure what relevance that could have to the game unless things are more spread out because it's open world, lol.
God I love this aesthetic so much. Would kill for a full game like this
or that water is niceAnd as we know, saying "a Mario game is in development at Nintendo" is like saying water is wet.
Nate what? Nate doesn’t leak codenames for common senseNot to be that guy, but if this was Nate I doubt we'd see nearly this much pessimism. I'll give it a shot.
SMRPG64 - Paper MarioOkay, curious what the Paper Mario codenames were (64, TTYD and Super) back in the day.
I was going to do this big, sarcastic paragraph where I feign shock at the idea of a new 3D Mario, but instead I'll just shrug, say "okay," and wonder what the hell is going on at Nintendo EPD for Midori to just be snatching codenames like this. Because I'm more impressed that she knows them more than anything else, since they're otherwise borderline useless for speculation.
Do we know that she knows them? I'm not familiar with her Nintendo track record. I thought she was known for Sega leaks until recently, and I'm not aware of a way for us to validate these Nintendo code names at this time.It's not about what the codenames reveal, but the fact that she knows them
no we don't. there-in lies the problem. this isn't one that can be proven false if the name never shows up. so we wouldn't be able to say if she lied or notDo we know that she knows them? I'm not familiar with her Nintendo track record. I thought she was known for Sega leaks until recently, and I'm not aware of a way for us to validate these Nintendo code names at this time.
avatars are for cowardsPut a god damn avatar picture
Spmario... so close to spred.SMRPG64 - Paper Mario
mariost - Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (2004)
spmario / wiimario - Super Paper Mario
554g/GG4G - Paper Mario: Sticker Star
gojika - Paper Mario: Color Splash
RockG - Paper Mario: The Origami King
GogoS / GogoS_Dodgeball - Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (2024)
I joked about this but it would be hilarious if you're correct.The only useful/interesting thing about Midori's "leak" here (no knock on Midori, just this is barely information) - is that the codename potentially allows correlation to other things.
The correlation to Mario ("red") is obvious. But SPR actually has Nintendo meaning - it was the product code for the 3DS XL, a piece of hardware that, unusually for a variant handheld, had a major launch title - New Super Mario Bros 2, which launched on the same day.
Just the other day, Brazil, who is reliable, leaked a 3DS remake/remaster coming after the Switch 2 launch. It isn't unsurprising for leaks on the same project to come in clusters, as the tend to follow a new group of devs gaining access, or a change in status of the project that makes more team members chatty.
My baseless speculation then is that this is an HD uprez of NSMB2 for the 3DS, and that Midori and Brazil are referring to the same project.
Yeah, I figure these could turn out to be right in the future, but my feeling right now is Midori is unproven when it comes to Nintendo. In a few years, if we start seeing games release where these code names are found via datamining, then I feel that's the time to wonder how she got this information. However, it really could be years, and we could also never get a game with these code names. If that latter scenario happens, we couldn't definitively say this was fake either, as the name could change or be scrubbed. We have to see if one of these pops up or if Midori starts providing other Nintendo information that is more easily or immediately verifiable.no we don't. there-in lies the problem. this isn't one that can be proven false if the name never shows up. so we wouldn't be able to say if she lied or not
avatars are for cowards
If this is a 3DS Mario remaster, I'd much rather it be Super Mario 3D Land or Mario Golf: World Tour.The only useful/interesting thing about Midori's "leak" here (no knock on Midori, just this is barely information) - is that the codename potentially allows correlation to other things.
The correlation to Mario ("red") is obvious. But SPR actually has Nintendo meaning - it was the product code for the 3DS XL, a piece of hardware that, unusually for a variant handheld, had a major launch title - New Super Mario Bros 2, which launched on the same day.
Just the other day, Brazil, who is reliable, leaked a 3DS remake/remaster coming after the Switch 2 launch. It isn't unsurprising for leaks on the same project to come in clusters, as the tend to follow a new group of devs gaining access, or a change in status of the project that makes more team members chatty.
My baseless speculation then is that this is an HD uprez of NSMB2 for the 3DS, and that Midori and Brazil are referring to the same project.
Fire Emblem or Paper Mario or Warioware or?Intelligent systems has a code name for a future project.
It’s Iron20
Marvel must really like what they're seeing from EA if they're already greenlit 19 other Iron Man games, including a strategy RPG.Intelligent systems has a code name for a future project.
It’s Iron20
I'm pretty sure all the Fire Emblem games are Iron##. So DecoReturns is just saying Intelligent Systems is making another Fire Emblem, which I imagine is a commentary on this supposed code name essentially saying that Nintendo is making another Mario game.Fire Emblem or Paper Mario or Warioware or?
Or is this some inside joke that I'm not getting lol.
imo it'd be a wild Nintendo Moment if they actually put out a NSMB2 remaster before a NSMB Wii remasterThe only useful/interesting thing about Midori's "leak" here (no knock on Midori, just this is barely information) - is that the codename potentially allows correlation to other things.
The correlation to Mario ("red") is obvious. But SPR actually has Nintendo meaning - it was the product code for the 3DS XL, a piece of hardware that, unusually for a variant handheld, had a major launch title - New Super Mario Bros 2, which launched on the same day.
Just the other day, Brazil, who is reliable, leaked a 3DS remake/remaster coming after the Switch 2 launch. It isn't unsurprising for leaks on the same project to come in clusters, as the tend to follow a new group of devs gaining access, or a change in status of the project that makes more team members chatty.
My baseless speculation then is that this is an HD uprez of NSMB2 for the 3DS, and that Midori and Brazil are referring to the same project.
The joke is most Fire Emblem games have had Iron[number] as a codename (because iron is FE on the periodic table), and the most recent game was Iron19Fire Emblem or Paper Mario or Warioware or?
Or is this some inside joke that I'm not getting lol.
2026 is the twentieth anniversary of the NSMB series. Perfect time to throw the first three games into an All-Stars collection.imo it'd be a wild Nintendo Moment if they actually put out a NSMB2 remaster before a NSMB Wii remaster
esp. since isn't there already kinda an HD version of NSMB Wii that they put on the Nvidia Shield in China a few years back? Would it make sense to go to that extra effort to rerelease what is generally considered the weakest of the 4 NSMB games instead of the most popular?
The joke is most Fire Emblem games have had Iron[number] as a codename (because iron is FE on the periodic table), and the most recent game was Iron19
Did you just leak a new Kid Icarus? Reboot as Man Icarus?![]()
Codenames are interesting but never say anything. Again why divulge them, its just gonna get her in trouble
No. It would be called BigRed-S if that was the case, since BigRed is NSMB2's codename and -S (or S) is added to every Switch remake/port/remaster.The only useful/interesting thing about Midori's "leak" here (no knock on Midori, just this is barely information) - is that the codename potentially allows correlation to other things.
The correlation to Mario ("red") is obvious. But SPR actually has Nintendo meaning - it was the product code for the 3DS XL, a piece of hardware that, unusually for a variant handheld, had a major launch title - New Super Mario Bros 2, which launched on the same day.
Just the other day, Brazil, who is reliable, leaked a 3DS remake/remaster coming after the Switch 2 launch. It isn't unsurprising for leaks on the same project to come in clusters, as the tend to follow a new group of devs gaining access, or a change in status of the project that makes more team members chatty.
My baseless speculation then is that this is an HD uprez of NSMB2 for the 3DS, and that Midori and Brazil are referring to the same project.
Are you kidding, where did you get it from?Intelligent systems has a code name for a future project.
It’s Iron20
Nintendo and Bandai-Namco have a project in development codenamed Apollo-S.Did you just leak a new Kid Icarus? Reboot as Man Icarus?
Odyssey was RedStar and 3D All Stars StarDust... Hmmmm.
- SilverStar: I don't rule out Odyssey DLC, but I'm thinking also of a collection of Mario games because Mario 3D All-Stars' codename is Stardust. It's hard to know for sure but not having Red bothers me, as even New Super Luigi U seems to be called RedDash.
Give what a shot? What's the value of knowing the codename cause it ain't knowing that a Mario game is being made. And what pessimism? How is what I said pessimistic? I think you mean dismissive.Not to be that guy, but if this was Nate I doubt we'd see nearly this much pessimism. I'll give it a shot.
Somehow I doubt it, I don't think Midori works for Nintendo anyway?Codenames are interesting but never say anything. Again why divulge them, its just gonna get her in trouble
If I were to believe Midori's tweets, I would think SPRed is sequel to Mario Wonder ("SecRed", as in "Sacred", we have "Spread" now)My take from this is the following:
SPRed: obviously the next 3D Mario. It probably was on concept/prototyping/pre-production phase as soon as Odyssey gone gold. It was always meant to come to the Switch successor. Super Mario Bros Wonder was meant to come to the Switch and had no deadline for pre-production, let's remember that. Production on a large scale would start only by 2019, shortly before the hiring calls were made. ~5-6 years of full development plus 1-2 of pre-production is about what I'd expect from a full next gen Mario game. A current gen Zelda game that had a foundation took 5-6 years.
SilverStar: it has Star just like Odyssey but ditches the Red that all Super Mario games had. To me the easier answer is that... It's not a Mario game - yeah, SilverStar is the codename for the 2D Action Game they hired for in August 2020. Probably our boi Donkey Kong. I believe the "was in development" probably means she doesn't have up to date information on it. Makes sense for her to know about the next 3D Mario being in active development because it's probably already doing polishing/bug fixing/QA testing for it to be a launch title for Switch 2(and she has a lot of info on Switch 2). DK... Idk, I hope it was just finished and not canned.
But they haven't disappeared. The senior members were credited on Bowser's Fury, Super Mario Maker 2, and Super Mario 3D All Stars. And Ubisoft's president explicitly said that Nintendo told them not to make Sparks of Hope because Mario games do better at one-per-generation, a rule that Nintendo has only broken with 3D Mario a single time.I've been saying this for a while now. Odyssey 2 got canned probably sometime in 2020. There's no other explanation why the 3D Mario team has been absent for almost the entirety of a console generation. Even EPD9 had Mario Kart Tour and the Booster Course Pass.
I missed your post! And I'm half joking myself.I joked about this but it would be hilarious if you're correct.
How much weirder than getting Luigi's Mansion 2 HD before a remake of Luigi's Mansion?imo it'd be a wild Nintendo Moment if they actually put out a NSMB2 remaster before a NSMB Wii remaster
I did not know that first part! I actually looked for the NSMB2 codename and couldn't find it.No. It would be called BigRed-S if that was the case, since BigRed is NSMB2's codename and -S (or S) is added to every Switch remake/port/remaster.
You must be a lot of fun at parties.Also NSMB2 is a shitty game that should never be brought back to any system.