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Forums - Nintendo Discussion - Super Mario 3D World will feature two title screens

EricFabian on 09 November 2013
kitler53 said:
so i'll that probably means there are now two different versions of the game to buy? like with the pokemon games..


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attaboy on 09 November 2013
Korppi said:
attaboy said:
Nice. Some people would say title screens are a thing of the past but personally, I like 'em. Wish it were tied to something like Wii's Weather Forecast Channel. That thing had a lot of unrealized potential. I'd like it if it were raining outside and raining in the game or something.

So that I couldn't escape the perpetually boring and horrible weather even if I stay indoors to play video games?

It's always been a bit of a pet peeve of mine how in these kinds of title screens, or in those short demos that start playing if you just let the title screen sit there for a while, the people that are playing are uniformly terrible.


I wanted to pull my hair out the first time I saw the demo for Super Mario World on Super Nes.  That player was soooooooo bad!



joora on 09 November 2013

So, we can probably expect the snowy one too



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Roma on 09 November 2013

man this game can't come soon enough!



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TomaTito on 11 November 2013
attaboy said:
Nice. Some people would say title screens are a thing of the past but personally, I like 'em. Wish it were tied to something like Wii's Weather Forecast Channel. That thing had a lot of unrealized potential. I'd like it if it were raining outside and raining in the game or something.

That feature was only used in a pair of games: Nights and Mario&Sonic. It's a novelty, but, would you want to play night stages during most of the winter?



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