Mario Artist: Polygon Studio (2000)
Platform: Nintendo 64Genres: Genres · Action · Educational · Arcade · Graphics / art
Mario Artist: Polygon Studio is an art program allowing players to construct their own 3D models and add colors and textures to them. These objects can then be inserted into pre-made movies and animations. Another notable feature is a series of...
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Cast & Crew · 26 people
- Takao Sawano· Producer
- Hirofumi Matsuoka· Director
- Hideki Fujii· Designers
- Hiroyasu Kuwabara· Designers
- Yo Onishi· Designers
- Masao Kamada· Designers
- Hirotake Ōtsubo· Designers
- Naoya Nishiyama· Programmers
- Hiroto Yada· Programmers
- Keizo Ohta· Programmers
- Katsuhito Nishimura· Programmers
- Hillel Rom· Modeling System Programmers
- Chris Cederwall· Modeling System Programmers
- Larry Malome· Modeling System Programmers
- Luca Pisati· Modeling System Programmers
- Kazumi Totaka· Sound Composer
- Yasushi Ida· Sound Programmer
- Yoshito Yasuda· Technical Support
- Kenji Matsuura· Special Thanks
- Naoko Asazuma· Special Thanks
- Akiko O'Driscoll· Special Thanks
- Shinobu Kojima· Special Thanks
- Ryō Yamagishi· Special Thanks
- Takehiro Watanabe· Special Thanks
- Shigeru Miyamoto· Supervisor
- Hiroshi Yamauchi· Executive Producer
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