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'''''Stage Debut''''' is a cancelled ''[[GameCube]]'' game that featured characters from the ''[[Pikmin series|Pikmin]]'', ''[[mariowiki:Mario (series)|Mario]]'' and ''[[nookipedia:Animal Crossing (series)|Animal Crossing]]'' series. The game was conceived as a spiritual successor to ''[[mariowiki:Mario Artist: Talent Studio|Mario Artist: Talent Studio]]'', which allowed players to record footage through the Nintendo 64 Capture Cartridge, and import faces from the ''[[nwiki:Game Boy Camera|Game Boy Camera]]''. | '''''Stage Debut''''' is a cancelled ''[[GameCube]]'' game that featured characters from the ''[[Pikmin series|Pikmin]]'', ''[[mariowiki:Mario (series)|Mario]]'' and ''[[nookipedia:Animal Crossing (series)|Animal Crossing]]'' series. The game was conceived as a spiritual successor to ''[[mariowiki:Mario Artist: Talent Studio|Mario Artist: Talent Studio]]'', which allowed players to record footage through the Nintendo 64 Capture Cartridge, and import faces from the ''[[nwiki:Game Boy Camera|Game Boy Camera]]''. | ||
In ''Stage Debut'', players could use the [[nwiki:e-Reader|e-Reader]] and a camera <!--http://uk.gameboy.ign.com/articles/360/360492p1.html GameEye? --> to import pictures of their faces onto characters and have them all dance or interact in environments such as a playground or classroom. [[Captain Olimar]] was seen dancing in one video with a [[Red Pikmin]] and other characters at a game developer's conference. Shigeru Miyamoto has said, as of 2008, that the game is still in development in one form or another. According to Shigeru Miyamoto, a portion of the ''Stage Debut'' game "eventually became the Miis and the Mii Channel" | In ''Stage Debut'', players could use the [[nwiki:e-Reader|e-Reader]] and a camera <!--http://uk.gameboy.ign.com/articles/360/360492p1.html GameEye? --> to import pictures of their faces onto characters and have them all dance or interact in environments such as a playground or classroom. [[Captain Olimar]] was seen dancing in one video with a [[Red Pikmin]] and other characters at a game developer's conference. Shigeru Miyamoto has said, as of 2008, that the game is still in development in one form or another. According to Shigeru Miyamoto, a portion of the ''Stage Debut'' game "eventually became the Miis and the Mii Channel".{{cite web|http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/890/890256p1.html E3 2008: Stage Debut Update|IGN}} It is possible that this game influenced ''[[Nintendo Land]]'' and/or ''Tomodachi Life''. | ||
The Nintendo 3DS’s AR Cards feature provides capabilities similar to those described above; perhaps that is what ''Stage Debut'' turned into. AR Cards allows a player with a 3DS and Pikmin card to pose scenes with Pikmin and Miis. | The Nintendo 3DS’s AR Cards feature provides capabilities similar to those described above; perhaps that is what ''Stage Debut'' turned into. AR Cards allows a player with a 3DS and Pikmin card to pose scenes with Pikmin and Miis. | ||
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Stage Debut is a cancelled GameCube game that featured characters from the Pikmin, Mario and Animal Crossing series. The game was conceived as a spiritual successor to Mario Artist: Talent Studio, which allowed players to record footage through the Nintendo 64 Capture Cartridge, and import faces from the Game Boy Camera.
In Stage Debut, players could use the e-Reader and a camera to import pictures of their faces onto characters and have them all dance or interact in environments such as a playground or classroom. Captain Olimar was seen dancing in one video with a Red Pikmin and other characters at a game developer's conference. Shigeru Miyamoto has said, as of 2008, that the game is still in development in one form or another. According to Shigeru Miyamoto, a portion of the Stage Debut game "eventually became the Miis and the Mii Channel".[1] It is possible that this game influenced Nintendo Land and/or Tomodachi Life.
The Nintendo 3DS’s AR Cards feature provides capabilities similar to those described above; perhaps that is what Stage Debut turned into. AR Cards allows a player with a 3DS and Pikmin card to pose scenes with Pikmin and Miis.
Videos
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References
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External links
| Games | |
|---|---|
| Main games | Pikmin • Pikmin 2 • Pikmin 3 • Pikmin 4 |
| Spin-off games | Hey! Pikmin • Pikmin Bloom |
| Re-releases | New Play Control! Pikmin • New Play Control! Pikmin 2 Pikmin 3 Deluxe • Pikmin 1 (Nintendo Switch) • Pikmin 2 (Nintendo Switch) |
| Web games | Pikmin.com SpaceForce • Pikmin Treasure Hunt • Pikmin Finder |
| Super Smash Bros. series | Brawl • for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U • Ultimate |
| Others | Pikmin Adventure (Nintendo Land) • Stage Debut |
| Prerelease information | |
|---|---|
| General info | Pikmin • Pikmin 2 • Pikmin 3 • Pikmin 4 • Hey! Pikmin |
| Unused content | Pikmin • Pikmin 2 • Pikmin 3 • Pikmin 4 • Hey! Pikmin |
| Unreleased games | Adam and Eve • Patent US7762893 • Stage Debut |