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Mario makes his debut on the Nintendo GameCube with '''''Super Mario Sunshine'''''. On a vacation away from the Mushroom Kingdom, Mario finds himself in a messy situation on the island of Delphino, where a Mario look-alike has been causing all kinds of trouble. Explore huge 3D environments that range from a lush waterfall paradise, to an exciting amusement park complete with a rollercoaster you can ride. Mario makes use of a new water pack, which allows him to hover, launch, and rocket around levels, as well as spray enemies with. Mario has never had so many cool new moves, or looked so good in 3D. | Mario makes his debut on the Nintendo GameCube with '''''Super Mario Sunshine'''''. On a vacation away from the Mushroom Kingdom, Mario finds himself in a messy situation on the island of Delphino, where a Mario look-alike has been causing all kinds of trouble. Explore huge 3D environments that range from a lush waterfall paradise, to an exciting amusement park complete with a rollercoaster you can ride. Mario makes use of a new water pack, which allows him to hover, launch, and rocket around levels, as well as spray enemies with. Mario has never had so many cool new moves, or looked so good in 3D. | ||
== Emulation Information == | |||
=== Saving === | |||
In order to save to a save file after loading from a save state, you will need to delete the old save file (stored as .gci by default). You may wish to back up the .gci file before deleting it. Exit the game before deleting the .gci file, because otherwise Dolphin will not detect that the .gci file was deleted. Now when you attempt to save, Super Mario Sunshine will ask if you want to create a new save file. Say yes. Next, it will ask if you want to save to that save file. Say yes again. The next time you boot the game, the save file should work. This procedure also applies to save files on .raw memory cards. In general, save states may break across Dolphin updates, so additionally saving to a save file can be useful. When you load Super Mario Sunshine from a save file, you have to start over from the previous cutscene, and this is native behavior.[https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-super-mario-sunshine-save-problem] | |||
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== Configuration == | == Configuration == | ||