September 26 - Super Mario 64 is released in the United States.July 15-29 - Development of versions 1 & 2 (presumably a scrapped Japan revision and American Version) take place in this timeframe, with many adjustments and enhancements made.June 23 - Super Mario 64 is released in Japan.June - Work begins on the localization process.May 20 - Development on Super Mario 64 is completed.May 16 - A playable prototype is present at E3 1996.April 25th - All stars are finalized except for THI, and WF.April - Second anticipated release date.Early March - Inverted Hud footage is recorded.January - A backup of all of the current Star and item box positions is made and saved as "star".December 16 - Mario's texture list is updated for the final time.December 7 - Mario's current model is backed up to mario_old in preparation for the newly-added Cap powerups.December - Initial anticipated release date.November 22-24 - The Ultra 64 is unveiled at the seventh-annual Shoshinkai trade show in Japan along with early prototypes of two games, one of which is Super Mario 64.November - The Nintendo 64 (then known as "Ultra 64") is patented.August - B-Roll footage and screenshots are recorded for the up-and-coming Space World.
July 11 - The model animation format used by the game is finalized.June 20 - Luigi's model is updated for the final time.June 16 - The unused throwable Koopa Shell model is updated.June 12 - include/system.h (leftover include file in MK64) is updated.May 11 - include/shapedef.h (second-oldest model list) is updated.March 22 - include/shapedef.inc (oldest model list) is updated.September 7 - Super Mario 64 begins development as " Ultra 64 Mario Brothers".April 5 - include/yvars.h (oldest file, remnant from "Ultra 64 Test Program") is created.The people behind the programming of the touchstone title.
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