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| ===''Mario Party'' and ''Mario Party 2'' for 64DD=== | | ===''Mario Party'' and ''Mario Party 2'' for 64DD=== |
| The first two ''[[Mario Party (series)|Mario Party]]'' games were among many announced titles for the [[Nintendo 64DD]],{{ref needed}} but the peripheral was a commercial failure. This resulted in all ''Super Mario'' games for the system being canceled, except for four ''[[Mario Artist (series)|Mario Artist]]'' games. | | The first two ''[[Mario Party (series)|Mario Party]]'' games were among many announced titles for the [[Nintendo 64DD]],{{ref needed}} but the peripheral was a commercial failure. This resulted in all ''Super Mario'' games for the system being canceled, except for four ''[[Mario Artist (series)|Mario Artist]]'' games. |
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| ===''Mario Kart Wii'' for the Unreleased iQue Wii===
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| A release for the Wii was planned for the Chinese market under the IQue Brand, and Mario Kart was planned for it
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| This was the first time a Chinese version was planned, The 2nd time game was reworked with a new translation for the Nvidia Shield in China later but never released
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| Some of the files with translation are found in the Mario Kart Wii Korean final release
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| And a ISO surfaced at one point, and footage of the Chinese version made it to YouTube in 2022
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| ===Other Unreleased iQue Wii Port's===
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| Several games in the Mario series we're planned for the iQue Wii
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| *''Super Mario Galaxy'', A Simplified Chinese translation of Super Mario Galaxy was later released for the Nvidia Shield in 2018, however, no iQue staff are credited within the translation, meaning that is likely a brand new translation
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| *''Super Mario 64'' (Wii Virtual Console port)
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| *''Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games''
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| Only one of the Translations were found that being Mario Kart Wii
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| ===Unreleased iQue Player ports===
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| The following we're planned translations into Chinese but never released these being
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| *''Super Mario 64'' this was also planned for the iQue Wii
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| *''Dr Mario 64''
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| Originally planned were ports of Mario Kart: Super Circuit and Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga, these might have been finished but never released
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| DK: King of Swing was also planned along with a Famicom Mini Collection cartridge
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| ===Other Atarisoft computer ports=== | | ===Other Atarisoft computer ports=== |
