Mario86 a écrit:J'exagère un peu mais initialement, Nintendo devait faire un "autre" F-Zero, auquel ils ont fini par rajouter les personnages de Mario, et partir sur une autre idée. Je ne me rappelle plus s'il y a une source à ce sujet, mais dans la communauté Mario Kart, c'est une histoire qui se transmet depuis des années, et il me semble que c'est tout à fait authentique... si besoin, je ferai des recherches à ce sujet.
After the single-player-only F-Zero launched alongside the Super Family Computer in 1990, Nintendo began tooling around with the idea of designing a racing game where two human-controlled drivers could compete on a course at the same time. According to an April 2008 interview director Hideki Konno gave with Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, the first working prototype of what would eventually evolve into Super Mario Kart had not the famous Italian plumber behind the wheel but a nonspecific man sporting overalls. It wasn’t until three or four months into development when this sprite grew a mustache, and Mario and company officially joined the race. One of the first in-game items to follow was an oil can that could be thrown to spin out other karts. The developers, of course, later ditched this messy mechanic of polluting the Mushroom Kingdom with oil spills (four words: Koopa Beach, Exxon Valdez) in favor of having the player toss more eco-friendly, biodegradable banana peels instead (link).
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