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SMAS SMB Unused Pause Graphic.png|A "PAUSE" graphic, likely from before the save menu was implemented. | SMAS SMB Unused Pause Graphic.png|A "PAUSE" graphic, likely from before the save menu was implemented. | ||
SMASMarioPoses.png|Several sprites of [[Mario]] using a different palette. | SMASMarioPoses.png|Several sprites of [[Mario]] using a different palette. | ||
SMAS-AltToad.png|Early [[Toad]] sprites without black outlines. | SMAS-AltToad.png|Early [[Toad (species)|Toad]] sprites without black outlines. | ||
SMAS-AltPrincess.png|An early, smaller [[Princess Peach]] sprite. | SMAS-AltPrincess.png|An early, smaller [[Princess Peach]] sprite. | ||
SMAS SMB Unused Tiles.png|Updated versions of ''Super Mario Bros.'' level tiles. | SMAS SMB Unused Tiles.png|Updated versions of ''Super Mario Bros.'' level tiles. | ||
Revision as of 05:50, May 17, 2023
This is a list of pre-release and unused content for the game Super Mario All-Stars.
Unused text
Prototype
In files uncovered from a 2020 leak of internal server data from Nintendo, two .asm files related to Super Mario All-Stars can be found detailing early titles for the game. One refers to it as Super Mario Zanmai, with "zanmai" alternatively meaning "luxury" and "indulgence," tying in with the game's status as a compilation of remakes of prior Super Mario games. The other file uses the title Super Mario CD, implying that the game was originally conceived for the Super NES CD-ROM, a scrapped CD-ROM peripheral for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
Super Mario Bros.
THANK YOU MARIO! YOUR QUEST IS OVER. WE PRESENT YOU A NEW QUEST. PUSH BUTTON Y TO START A URA-WORLD
The ending text from the NES version of Super Mario Bros., altered slightly to fit differences between the original game and the remake.
Unused graphics
Super Mario Bros. / Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels
Ending text graphics, likely intended to be animated.
A "PAUSE" graphic, likely from before the save menu was implemented.
Several sprites of Mario using a different palette.
Early Toad sprites without black outlines.
An early, smaller Princess Peach sprite.
Updated versions of Super Mario Bros. level tiles.
While Bowser's Brother is technically in this game's version of The Lost Levels, his color palette is actually unused.
Super Mario Bros. 2
Smaller versions of the Bonus Chance icons, based on the ones from the NES version.
Super Mario Bros. 3
A sprite of Mario intended for minigames.
A sprite of Hammer Mario sliding.
A gold version of a Cheep Cheep.
A green version of a Para-Beetle.
The original, unedited Spiny Cheep Cheep sprite (albeit with different palette from original).
An alternate Koopa Troopa sprite based on the one from Super Mario World.
Map animation of Mario walking to the side.
Map animation of Mario walking up.
Remnants of cut bonus games.
A large foreground cloud found in several tilesets.
A small foreground cloud found in several tilesets.
Several alternate tiles found in the plains tileset.
A foreground pyramid found in the desert tileset.
A propeller found in the underwater tileset.
The unused frame from the NES version, completely unmodified.
An unused wheel found in the Dark Land tileset.
Unused spikes found in the Dark Land tileset.
Preview material
Super Mario Bros.
An alternate design of the Fire Flower (half-shown).
