Among those and as to USA vs JP releases: There are some differences between regional releases. Instead of 'Kuribo's shoe,' she now says 'Goomba's shoe.' Kuribo is the Japanese name for Goomba. * Another change was to Princess Toadstool's letter to Mario after beating World 2. Instead of resizing the text box so they could include an apostrophe, they just rewrote the last sentence using the same amount of characters. In the new version, Toad says 'You can only miss twice!' instead of 'Miss twice and your out!'. However, you also may have noticed that there was no more room in the text box to include an apostrophe.

* If you picked up a copy close to its release date, you may have noticed that Toad ends his N-Spade game instructions with 'Miss twice and your out!', which is incorrect, as 'your' should have been 'you're'. The Japanese version completely omits giving them names.Īt some point, Nintendo re-released Super Mario Bros. The Koopa Kids are only named in the North American and European versions. SpeedrunĪs of 2010, the fastest run through the the game is under eleven minutes (0:10:48 as conventional speedrun and 0:10:25 tool-assisted). The game sold nearly 30 million copies worldwide. When using the Whistle, the tune played is the exact melody used from the Whistle in The Legend of Zelda. Referencesĭuring the game, Mario can find a Warp Whistle, which will take him to a new area of the game. In the movie ' The Wizard', which is about a seven year old in a videogame competition, Super Mario Bros 3 was featured as a 'brand new game' which none of the contestants had gotten a chance to play before. The symbol is the Japanese word 'takara', which means 'treasure'. On the map screen, the treasure ship icon features a symbol on its sail. 3 appears in the book 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die by General Editor Tony Mott.

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