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Donkey Kong’s animation from the IBM PC port of the Donkey Kong arcade.

Donkey Kong’s animation from the IBM PC port of the Donkey Kong arcade.

In Super Mario Sunshine, the skybox of the Blooper Surfing race track in Ricco Harbor appears to be pure darkness. However, this is just the black ceiling of the room covering the real skybox, which can be seen in-game by simply positioning Mario...

In Super Mario Sunshine, the skybox of the Blooper Surfing race track in Ricco Harbor appears to be pure darkness. However, this is just the black ceiling of the room covering the real skybox, which can be seen in-game by simply positioning Mario next to a wall and going into first-person view.

Playing pieces from the Super Mario Bros. Great Ladder Race Game.

Playing pieces from the Super Mario Bros. Great Ladder Race Game. 

Bootleg Wario toy being advertised as “Terrorist Louis”. After attempting to find out the source of that error, the most likely explanation is a misspelling of “Terror Luigi”, a Luigi’s Mansion toy of Luigi with a scared expression sold by the same...

Bootleg Wario toy being advertised as “Terrorist Louis”. After attempting to find out the source of that error, the most likely explanation is a misspelling of “Terror Luigi”, a Luigi’s Mansion toy of Luigi with a scared expression sold by the same retailer, being fed into Google Translate.

Sunday, January 22, 2017

Top: In Nintendo Power’s Mario Mania guide, published in 1991, Shigeru Miyamoto mentioned Mario possibly wearing metallic clothes in the future. Five years later, in 1996, the Metal Cap appeared in Super Mario 64. Since normally, games have development cycles shorter than five years, this could be chalked up to coincidence, however…

Bottom: In Nintendo Power Issue 80, released in January 1996, Miyamoto revealed that work on Super Mario 64 began five years prior, in 1991. This makes it possible that the comment on metallic clothes was intentional foreshadowing on Miyamoto’s part.

 
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