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==References to Other Games== | ==References to Other Games== | ||
*''[[Game & Watch]]'' - The Flopside Pit of 100 Trials design is based on the design of Game & Watch games. | *''[[Game & Watch]]'' - The Flopside Pit of 100 Trials design is based on the design of Game & Watch games. | ||
*''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' - When Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser or a Koopa Troopa gets a Mega Star they grow big and look identical to how they do in this game; the [[Shell Shock]] item sprite, as well as the [[? Block]] sprites have also been recycled, and when [[Piccolo]] is in use, she causes the characters to have the same sound effects as in the original ''Super Mario Bros.'' World 1-1 has been recreated in Chapter 1-1 (which also has a remix of the main theme), World 1-2 has been recreated in Chapter 3-1, World 2-1 was recreated in Chapter 5-3, and World 2-2 was recreated in Chapter 3-2. Underground rooms filled completely with coins (called coin rooms by some) reappear, and Bowser's castle in the Bitlands is based on the castle designs of ''Super Mario Bros.'' One of the [[Sammer Guys]] says "Sorry, but your prize is in another castle", referring what the Toads say after being rescued from [[False Bowser]]s, and when Mario is sent to the Underwhere, there is a reference to the [[Minus World]]. The [[Pal Pill]]s can go out, which are eight little Mario, Luigi, Peach or Bowser sprites from this game. In Outer Space, there are constellations of Fire Flowers and Super Mushrooms at the background. Also, the [[Shell Shock]] item is a sprite of this game's Koopa Shell | *''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' - When Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser or a Koopa Troopa gets a Mega Star they grow big and look identical to how they do in this game; the [[Shell Shock]] item sprite, as well as the [[? Block]] sprites have also been recycled, and when [[Piccolo]] is in use, she causes the characters to have the same sound effects as in the original ''Super Mario Bros.'' World 1-1 has been recreated in Chapter 1-1 (which also has a remix of the main theme), World 1-2 has been recreated in Chapter 3-1, World 2-1 was recreated in Chapter 5-3, and World 2-2 was recreated in Chapter 3-2. Underground rooms filled completely with coins (called coin rooms by some) reappear, and Bowser's castle in the Bitlands is based on the castle designs of ''Super Mario Bros.'' One of the [[Sammer Guys]] says "Sorry, but your prize is in another castle", referring what the Toads say after being rescued from [[False Bowser]]s, and when Mario is sent to the Underwhere, there is a reference to the [[Minus World]]. The [[Pal Pill]]s can go out, which are eight little Mario, Luigi, Peach or Bowser sprites from this game. In Outer Space, there are constellations of Fire Flowers and Super Mushrooms at the background. Also, the [[Shell Shock]] item is a sprite of this game's Koopa Shell. | ||
*''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' - Francis' to-buy list includes something called ''Cyborg Wart'', a reference to [[Wart]], the final boss of this game. | *''[[Super Mario Bros. 2]]'' - Francis' to-buy list includes something called ''Cyborg Wart'', a reference to [[Wart]], the final boss of this game. | ||
*''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' - The theme song that plays when the [[Big Blooper]] appears in Chapter 3-2 is a remix of the underwater background music that plays in this game. At the start of the [[Yold Ruins]], there is a place where Mario must avoid bottomless pits and a fire bar in order to get to a door. There is a [[? Block]] above where the Firebar is. Additionally, if Mario climbs the platforms to the area above the exit, he can find a secret treasure chest. This is an allusion to the first fortress in World 1 of ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', where the secret was found by flying above where the door was and the secret was the [[Warp Whistle]]. Bowser's battle theme is a remix of the music playing before Mario selects a level in [[Dark Land]]. | *''[[Super Mario Bros. 3]]'' - The theme song that plays when the [[Big Blooper]] appears in Chapter 3-2 is a remix of the underwater background music that plays in this game. At the start of the [[Yold Ruins]], there is a place where Mario must avoid bottomless pits and a fire bar in order to get to a door. There is a [[? Block]] above where the Firebar is. Additionally, if Mario climbs the platforms to the area above the exit, he can find a secret treasure chest. This is an allusion to the first fortress in World 1 of ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', where the secret was found by flying above where the door was and the secret was the [[Warp Whistle]]. Bowser's battle theme is a remix of the music playing before Mario selects a level in [[Dark Land]]. | ||