Small Luigi's front foot is less round in the final. 3 (although her forward-facing and crouching sprites match the final version rather than the prototype).
Interestingly, pink-eyed SMB2 Peach would later show up in NES Remix 2, in the Remix stages where you play as Peach in Super Mario Bros. Note that the sprites used on the character select screen didn't receive these, as they would have exceeded the limit of eight sprites per scanline. Mario, Luigi, and Peach got some white eyeballs for the final, which was done by placing a separate white sprite behind the head sprites in order to get around the NES' color limitations (though this actually causes some sprite priority conflicts in the final game due to somewhat careless programming). (Source: The Mushroom Kingdom) Graphics Players Eyes Proto The final game limits you to two continues. You can continue an infinite number of times.Interestingly, this debug feature was shown in a commercial for the game! The life counter will become a glitchy mess, but still works properly (though if you collect a Heart in this state, the life counter will overflow). If you press Select during gameplay, you'll get 15 HP.Also, pressing A while it displays the backstory does not increase the world, which limits the number of worlds you can easily access through this method. If one manages to complete the level, it will load the next level from whatever world was loaded. In addition, it may cause the graphics in the character select screen to become messed up. These worlds may crash the game or load another world with corrupted graphics. However, there's no limit on the number of times you can press A, leading to the ability to start on invalid worlds (much like the so-called "Minus World" in Super Mario Bros.). If you don't press A, it defaults to World 1 (obviously), but by pressing A a number of times corresponding to a certain world, you can start on any world you want. You can select which world to start in by pressing A a certain amount of times on the title screen.There are some debugging features enabled in the prototype to make testing easier: This was somewhat fixed in the final by removing the platform and moving the Snifit onto the short pillar to the left, though Luigi and Peach can still take the shortcut. It's possible to leap from the Snifit's head and pass over the top of the pillar, thus bypassing a significant portion of the area. In the third part of the level, there's an additional cloud platform to the left of the tall pillar and ladder, guarded by a grey Snifit.
This was fixed in the final game by setting the newly-added Mushroom object as the second Mushroom (object ID 2D). (Source: The Mushroom Kingdom) Level Differences World 4-1Īlthough an additional Mushroom object has been added to the level (to the left of the first Potion), collecting one will cause the other to disappear, as Nintendo mistakenly set both as the first Mushroom (object ID 2B). Wart takes 4 vegetables to defeat instead of 6.The final game waits until the egg or fireball actually appears. The sound that plays when Birdo shoots eggs or fireballs starts immediately after they open their mouth, similarly to Doki Doki Panic.(The implementation of this sprite in the final version led to a somewhat amusing oversight: re-entering a Key room while still holding the Key will activate the idle sprite again, causing two Phantos to chase you.) All Phantos seen in Key rooms are static background objects the enemy sprite is not actually spawned until you leave the room. The "idle" Phanto sprite is not implemented yet.This earlier behavior was actually restored in later ports of the game, starting with Super Mario All-Stars, likely to help reduce the game's difficulty. The prototype allows you to choose a new character after dying, whereas the final game forces you to finish a level using whichever character you initially chose.The height at which each character carries items was adjusted in the final to better match the new character sprites.
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