(Trivia tidbit: the original Super Famicom plans called for much more extensive onboard 3D hardware-PilotWings was developed assuming that this hardware would be present, and since this chip was scrapped from the Super Famicom at the last minute, Nintendo was forced to include this 3D chip on the PilotWings board in order to keep the game on schedule.) Popular Super Famicom titles, like F-Zero and Super Mario World, were the most difficult for several reasons-if nothing else, the Super Famicom hardware specifications changed in small ways at least twice during the development project, requiring changes to existing code. The first batch of games for the Super Famicom were developed around 19. Adequate explanation of Silhouette requires a step back to the original days of Super Famicom development. Originally developed under the code-name 'Mirage' and designed to serve as a Super Famicom development environment, Silhouette has been modified into a working Super Nintendo emulation environment which rivals the best efforts of any public development. In my opinion, the history of Silhouette is nothing short of fascinating, so please read this document at least once before you throw it in the trash. Silhouette is the product of internal Nintendo research over several years.

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