Super Mario World was originally subtitled "Super Mario Bros. 4".
That I knew!
Super Mario World was originally subtitled "Super Mario Bros. 4".
Fucking 8 what?
I think the machine was like a rental thing if I remember. You get a blank cart, take it to this machine, pay a fee and it puts the game on the cart. I could be totally wrong.So Raccoon Mario was supposed to be in Super Mario World, woah! Never knew this.
What about the second one, what I'm I supposed to see there? I see Diskun but nothing else I know about. Looks like a vending machine.
Just realized this right now:
Bowser's Galaxy Reactor is a remix of the SNES Rainbow Road theme.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dx-p4_v-BYA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVOIDTsp7gY
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What about the second one, what I'm I supposed to see there? I see Diskun but nothing else I know about. Looks like a vending machine.
Those machines let you copy new games onto blank disks/disk sides for a small fee (~500 yen per side), and there were even a bunch of games that were distributed exclusively via Disk Writer kiosks and were unobtainable any other way. Nintendo was still supporting those things well into the 2000's, even via mail order.
I think the machine was like a rental thing if I remember. You get a blank cart, take it to this machine, pay a fee and it puts the game on the cart. I could be totally wrong.
Those machines let you copy new games onto blank disks/disk sides for a small fee (~500 yen per side), and there were even a bunch of games that were distributed exclusively via Disk Writer kiosks and were unobtainable any other way. Nintendo was still supporting those things well into the 2000's, even via mail order.
There was a similar service for Super Famicom/Game Boy Color: it was called Nintendo Power and used rewritable flash cartridges instead of disks, but the basic idea was the same--you'd take your cart to a kiosk and they'd throw some games on there for a small fee. They could hold a little less than 4MB, off the top of my head, so you could have a few games on there at once. Again, it got lots of retail games and a few exclusive games that weren't released at retail, including big stuff like SMB DX for GBC.
You mean a monster throws a purple shadow on the background.![]()
There is a purple monster in the background.
What is the shocking secret for SMB on page 70? I am not seeing it, or I have different paging setup. Post number would be more helpful. Thanks.
[post=9490699]Post 70[/post]
The clouds and bushes in Super Mario Bros share the same sprite, just with different colour palettes.
What is the shocking secret for SMB on page 70? I am not seeing it, or I have different paging setup. Post number would be more helpful. Thanks.
Did you see it on Kirbys Dreamland 2, Level 5-5?
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[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/wVe3utO.gif
Nintendo is more humane on thing like this than I thought
You were probably looking for something actually shocking.What is the shocking secret for SMB on page 70? I am not seeing it, or I have different paging setup. Post number would be more helpful. Thanks.
I just figured this reference out yesterday... (cross-posting from Wind Waker thread).
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Anyone else pick up on this while playing Wind Waker?
That they are both old men with beards?
I don't think there's any reference, unless he says the exact same line - which I don't think he does.
He has the exact same hairline, eyebrows, and trident-beard though, and they of course both old men that give you your sword.
I honestly think that's reaching.
Reaching how?
Because it is, really. Sahasrahla from LTTP has more in common with Zelda 1 old man:
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The guy from wind waker is not the guy from Zelda 1, and saying it's a reference to him is a stretch.
I just figured this reference out yesterday... (cross-posting from Wind Waker thread).
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Anyone else pick up on this while playing Wind Waker?
Oracle of Seasons was originally planned as a remake which is why it has certain similarities to Zelda one like the bosses and the location of dungeon one.Wasn't WW originally planned to be a remake of Zelda 1 in its early stages as well? I can't find any info on it but I thought I heard that once.
Because it is, really. Sahasrahla from LTTP has more in common with Zelda 1 old man:
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The guy from wind waker is not the guy from Zelda 1, and saying it's a reference to him is a stretch. Apart from the beard (which looks totally different), there is nothing visually in common, unlike Sahasrahla.
the title tricked me.. i fell for click bait.its like a mummy magazine. "BEYONCE'S SHOCKING DIET SECRETS, PAGE 70!!"
LOL
Wait... he's not bald with a weird head shape? You mean, that's a hat? O_O
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Some may remember Jim Power and the vomit inducing parallax scrolling. What many don't realise is the game is meant to be played with special glasses. Grab a pair of sunglasses and only cover your left eye and then watch this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tN_TPTIrYs
That's the Pulfrich effect.Holy shit. How does this work. I dont even.
Donkey Kong Country 2 is called Diddy's Kong Quest, not Diddy Kongs Quest.
It's a play on words. Diddy's Conquest.
My God. How far does this thread unravel?
According to ALBW, that's his head shape and not a hat.
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It's a play on words. Diddy's Conquest.
It's a play on words. Diddy's Conquest.
Randomly watched the Pieuvre Armement clip from MGS4 to link it to someone and thought that the lady in the beginning had an expression that looked a lot like RE6 Ada Wong.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YzNt0OQB90
Turns out she actually is Ada Wong's new face!
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The woman in the bottom left picture is not the same person, she's the actor who plays Jill Valentine in the Resident Evil movies. (Or at least she looks more like her than the actress/Ada in the top pic).
The woman in the bottom left picture is not the same person, she's the actor who plays Jill Valentine in the Resident Evil movies. (Or at least she looks more like her than the actress/Ada in the top pic).
Defender II and Punch-Out for the NES share two music jingles.
Defender II, skip to 0:13 and 0:51.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCfNkVkCn9M
Punch-Out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZxqCqNROOI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYhsT9jmQQ8
My God. How far does this thread unravel?
Defender II and Punch-Out for the NES share two music jingles.
Defender II, skip to 0:13 and 0:51.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCfNkVkCn9M
Punch-Out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZxqCqNROOI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYhsT9jmQQ8