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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
subdirectory_arrow_right Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 (Game)
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In the SNES game, all of the Yoshi eggs have dull brown spots on them (besides Green Yoshis). In the Game Boy Advance game, the Yoshi eggs all match the color of the Yoshis inside them.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 29, 2017
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Super Mario World (1990)
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Attachment In the Game Boy Advance game, Princess Peach has blue earrings, lighter hair and a lighter pink dress. These changes more accurately represent Peach's current look. In the SNES game, Peach has pink earrings along with a darker pink dress and hair.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 29, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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A power-up can be found lying on the ground in the last room of #3 Lemmy's Castle. In the SNES game, the power-up is super mushroom; in the Game Boy Advance game, the power-up is a feather.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 26, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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In the SNES game, when fighting Bowser, only the box with the reserve item appears at the top of the screen. In the Game Boy Advance game, the full HUD is displayed.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 26, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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In both versions of the game, the seventh room of Bowser's Castle contains statues that spit out flames. The first statue in that room, which appears in the SNES game, is missing in the Game Boy Advance version.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 26, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
subdirectory_arrow_right Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 (Game)
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The player can re-play a castle by simultaneously pressing the L and R buttons in the SNES game. In the Game Boy Advance game, the player cannot re-play a castle until Bowser is defeated; after Bowser is defeated, the player can then re-play the castles by entering it the same way they enter any other level.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 26, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
subdirectory_arrow_right Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 (Game)
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In the SNES game, punching a Climbing Koopa awarded 100 points. In the Game Boy Advance game, this was changed to 400 points.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 26, 2017
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Super Mario World (1990)
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Points awarded in the SNES game are lower than the Game Boy Advance game for defeating Charging Chuck. Also, in the Game Boy Advance game, coins are awarded for defeating Charging Chuck with fireballs.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 23, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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Yoshi turns into Blue Yoshi if he has wings when a level is completed in the SNES game. In the Game Boy Advance game, Yoshi will not change into Blue Yoshi if he has wings when completing a level.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 23, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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Yoshi can spit the key out after entering a keyhole in the SNES game. This was removed from the Game Boy Advance game.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 23, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
subdirectory_arrow_right Super Mario World: Super Mario Advance 2 (Game)
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In the SNES game, Mario and Luigi can not spin jump on some enemies that they can in the Game Boy Advance game, such as Boos and Podoboos. Also, in the Game Boy Advance game, Yoshi can jump off of fish enemies.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 23, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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By holding the run button, Mario and Luigi can climb vines faster in the Game Boy Advance game.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 22, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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In the SNES game, Yoshi will always produce an egg containing a mushroom when he eats ten red berries. In the Game Boy Advance version Green Yoshi will produce an egg with a mushroom, Blue Yoshi will produce an egg with a feather, Red Yoshi will produce an egg with a Fire Flower, and Yellow Yoshi will produce and egg with a Starman.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 22, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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In the SNES game, Yoshi has orange arms regardless of his body color, though he has green arms on the SNES box art. In the Game Boy Advance version, Yoshi's arms are the same color as his body.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 22, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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In the SNES game, player 1 controls Mario and player 2 controls Luigi. In the Game Boy Advance game, the player can choose to play as either Mario or Luigi by pressing the R button on the world map. Additionally, in the SNES version Luigi is an exact copy of Mario with a different color palette. In the Game Boy Advance version, Luigi was changed in several ways including:
• Luigi is taller and skinnier than Mario and more closely resembles his modern apperance. Luigi also wears blue overalls instead of his purple overalls from the SNES version.
• Luigi jumps higher, moves slower, and scuttles in mid-air much like he does in Super Mario Bros. 2 (U.S. version). He also runs slower and has worse traction than Mario.
• Luigi flies higher with his cape than Mario, but also flies slower.
• Fireballs from Fire Luigi bounce higher.
• When Luigi rides Yoshi, Yoshi doesn't instantly eat enemies; Yoshi can spit enemies out, and use some of them as weapons, but swallows them after 7-8 seconds.
• All coins will fall out of a block if Luigi hits it, whereas the coins come out one-by-one when Mario hits the same block.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 21, 2017
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Super Mario World (1990)
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In the Game Boy Advance game, earning at least 10 lives consecutively will cause a flower and the number of lives earned to scroll across the screen.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 21, 2017
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Super Mario World (1990)
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In the SNES game, the player can only save after completing certain stages or finishing any Ghost House or Fortress. In the Game Boy Advance game, the player can save inside of a course or on the world map; the Game Boy Advance game also saves the player's power-ups and life count, whereas the SNES version starts the player out as Small Mario with 5 lives each time a saved file is loaded.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 21, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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In the Game Boy Advance game, different colored Yoshis can be found in question blocks on regular stages after finding each colored Yoshi on Star Road. Cape Mario/Cape Luigi can find a blue Yoshi, Fire Mario/Fire Luigi can find a red Yoshi, and Super Mario/Super Luigi and Small Mario/Small Luigi can find a yellow or green Yoshi. In the SNES game, only green Yoshis can be found in question blocks outside of Star Road and the Special World.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 21, 2017
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Super Mario World
Super Mario World (1990)
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Ghost Houses and Fortresses do not have Dragon Coins on the SNES version, but appear in every level in the Game Boy Advance version. Because of this change, some level designs were reconfigured. The Dragon Coins will also turn into Peach Coins (after a cutscene) if all five Dragon Coins are collected in every single level in the Game Boy Advance game.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 21, 2017
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Super Mario World (1990)
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In the SNES version, enemy changes and Autumn-colored levels appear after completing the Special World. In the Game Boy Advance version, all 96 exits must be cleared instead.

Additionally, the Game Boy Advance version includes a cutscene showing Luigi in a balloon tossing out masks to the Koopas after unlocking the Autumn-colored levels, whereas the changes in the SNES version are first seen when entering Yoshi's house upon exiting the Special World.

Galoombas and Pokeys also have different appearances in the Game Boy Advance version, along with Koopas, Bullet Bills and Piranha plants like the SNES version.
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person Kakariko Kid calendar_month March 21, 2017
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