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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Banjo-Kazooie'' ([[N64]]) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''[[Banjo (series)#Banjo-Kazooie|Banjo-Kazooie]]'' ([[N64]]) | ||
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*In the level Bubblegloop Swamp, [[Tiptup]] appears and is the conductor of a singing group of turtles. | *In the level Bubblegloop Swamp, [[Tiptup]] appears and is the conductor of a singing group of turtles. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts'' (Xbox 360) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''[[Banjo (series)#Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts|Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts]]'' (Xbox 360) | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Banjo-Tooie'' ([[N64]]) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''[[Banjo (series)#Banjo-Tooie|Banjo-Tooie]]'' ([[N64]]) | ||
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*There are Lab Assistants in the beehive levels who are dressed in Mario outfits and wield hammers, a reference to Mario's role in Donkey Kong. | *There are Lab Assistants in the beehive levels who are dressed in Mario outfits and wield hammers, a reference to Mario's role in Donkey Kong. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Crash: Mind Over Mutant'' (Multiplatform) | |||
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*The FMV cutscene after defeating the brainwashed Crunch Bandicoot is named "Crunch Get!" in the cutscene viewer, after the phrase "Shine Get!" in the Japanese version of ''[[Super Mario Sunshine]]''. | |||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Crash of the Titans'' (Multiplatform) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Crash of the Titans'' (Multiplatform) | ||
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*In the level "High Seas Hi-Jinks", a large rhinoceros throws barrels at the player, just like [[Donkey Kong]]. | *In the level "High Seas Hi-Jinks", a large rhinoceros throws barrels at the player, just like [[Donkey Kong]]. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''DSi Ware'' ([[Nintendo DSi|DSi]]) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''DSi Ware'' ([[Nintendo DSi|DSi]]) | ||
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*A cheat mode in this game is "DK mode" this is named after [[Donkey Kong]]. In this mode players have big heads and small bodies. | *A cheat mode in this [[Rare, Ltd.|Rare]]-developped game is "DK mode" this is named after [[Donkey Kong]]. In this mode players have big heads and small bodies. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Jill of the Jungle'' (DOS) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Jill of the Jungle'' (DOS) | ||
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*When Mr. Write shows the player the picture sent to him by the goat in Animal Village. The picture of Christine the goat is actually of Princess Peach. <sup>2</sup> | *When Mr. Write shows the player the picture sent to him by the goat in Animal Village. The picture of Christine the goat is actually of Princess Peach. <sup>2</sup> | ||
*Li'l Bow-Wow, known in the ''Mario'' series as a [[Chain Chomp]] is featured in the game and 'befriends' Link as actually helps him access one of the dungeons. <sup>3</sup> | *Li'l Bow-Wow, known in the ''Mario'' series as a [[Chain Chomp]] is featured in the game and 'befriends' Link as actually helps him access one of the dungeons. <sup>3</sup> | ||
*A cave in the second dungeon is made to resemble World 1-2 of Super Mario Bros., with Piranha Plants coming out of what appear to be real pipes and Goombas walking side to side. Unlike most enemies, Goombas are stompable, just like in Mario games. | *A cave in the second dungeon is made to resemble World 1-2 of Super ''Mario Bros.'', with Piranha Plants coming out of what appear to be real pipes and Goombas walking side to side. Unlike most enemies, Goombas are stompable, just like in Mario games. | ||
![[Image:LAyoshidoll.jpg|66px]][[Image:Write Photo.jpg|66px]][[Image:ChainChompLink.png|66px]][[File:LinksAwakeningMarioStuff.png]] | ![[Image:LAyoshidoll.jpg|66px]][[Image:Write Photo.jpg|66px]][[Image:ChainChompLink.png|66px]][[File:LinksAwakeningMarioStuff.png]] | ||
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*The Lon Lon Ranch owners, Ingo and Talon, both look like the Mario Bros. Ingo, Talon, and Malon all wear necklaces with [[Bowser]]'s head on it. <sup>1</sup> | *The Lon Lon Ranch owners, Ingo and Talon, both look like the Mario Bros. Ingo, Talon, and Malon all wear necklaces with [[Bowser]]'s head on it. <sup>1</sup> | ||
*In the area where Zelda usually stands in the Hyrule Castle courtyard there is a window on the right. Look in it at different angles and pictures of [[Yoshi]], [[Peach]], [[Mario]], Bowser, and [[Luigi]] can be seen. <sup>2 3</sup> | *In the area where [[Zelda]] usually stands in the Hyrule Castle courtyard there is a window on the right. Look in it at different angles and pictures of [[Yoshi]], [[Peach]], [[Mario]], Bowser, and [[Luigi]] can be seen. <sup>2 3</sup> | ||
![[Image:TLoF-OoT_Mario3.jpg|66px]][[Image:TLoF-OoT_Mario.jpg|66px]][[Image:TLoF-OoT_Mario2.jpg|66px]] | ![[Image:TLoF-OoT_Mario3.jpg|66px]][[Image:TLoF-OoT_Mario.jpg|66px]][[Image:TLoF-OoT_Mario2.jpg|66px]] | ||
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*[[Lakitu]]s appear as enemies who throw lightning bolts at Link, then disappears back into their clouds. <sup>1</sup> | *[[Lakitu]]s appear as enemies who throw lightning bolts at [[Link]], then disappears back into their clouds. <sup>1</sup> | ||
*[[Bob-omb]] is also found in this game, and if struck with the player's sword, will scurry around then then explode. A second hit will cause it to stop and then explode. <sup>2</sup> | *[[Bob-omb]] is also found in this game, and if struck with the player's sword, will scurry around then then explode. A second hit will cause it to stop and then explode. <sup>2</sup> | ||
![[Image:ss loztmc bob-omb.png|100px]][[Image:ss loztmc lakitu.png|100px]] | ![[Image:ss loztmc bob-omb.png|100px]][[Image:ss loztmc lakitu.png|100px]] | ||
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*When the player turns on a "video game," some music is played, and the player hears the first five notes of the famous Super Mario Bros. theme. | *When the player turns on a "video game," some music is played, and the player hears the first five notes of the famous Super Mario Bros. theme. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|'' | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Mega Man Battle Network 3'' ([[GBA]]) | ||
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*Mario's clothes appear on the wall in Yai's room. | *Mario's clothes appear on the wall in Yai's room. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|'' | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Mega Man ZX'' ([[DS]]) | ||
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*A picture of Bowser appears on a box of matches. | *A picture of Bowser appears on a box of matches. | ||
*The game's protagonists, Captain Olimar and Louie, resemble Mario and Luigi respectively. Their original Japanese names are also anagrams or shortenings of Mario and Luigi's names. (Orima = Mario, Rui/Lui = Luigi) | *The game's protagonists, [[Captain Olimar]] and Louie, resemble Mario and Luigi respectively. Their original Japanese names are also anagrams or shortenings of Mario and Luigi's names. (Orima = Mario, Rui/Lui = Luigi) | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Pinball'' ([[NES]]) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Pinball'' ([[NES]]) | ||
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*A few of the accessories that can be received from the ''Mystery Gift'' feature in ''[[Pokémon]] Gold, Silver'' and ''Crystal'' versions include an [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]], [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]], [[Virtual Boy]] and [[Nintendo 64]]. When using the [[Transfer Pak]] to see them in ''Pokémon Stadium 2'', a limited number of video games appear randomly on the screen depending on which console is set up. These games includes ''[[Donkey Kong (arcade game)|Donkey Kong]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' for the NES, ''[[Super Mario World]]'' for the SNES and ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' for the Nintendo 64. | *A few of the accessories that can be received from the ''Mystery Gift'' feature in ''[[Pokémon]] Gold, Silver'' and ''Crystal'' versions include an [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]], [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]], [[Virtual Boy]] and [[Nintendo 64]]. When using the [[Transfer Pak]] to see them in ''Pokémon Stadium 2'', a limited number of video games appear randomly on the screen depending on which console is set up. These games includes ''[[Donkey Kong (arcade game)|Donkey Kong]]'' and ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' for the NES, ''[[Super Mario World]]'' for the SNES and ''[[Super Mario 64]]'' for the Nintendo 64. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Pokémon Yellow'' ([[GB]]) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow'' ([[GB]]) | ||
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*On the TV in the copycat's room the player can see Mario with a bucket on his head. This is a reference to the game [[Mario & Wario]], where Mario gets a bucket dropped on his head by Wario. | *On the TV in the copycat's room the player can see Mario with a bucket on his head. This is a reference to the game ''[[Mario & Wario]]'', where Mario gets a bucket dropped on his head by Wario. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Punch-Out!!'' ([[NES]]) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Punch-Out!!'' ([[NES]]) | ||
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*[[Donkey Kong]] appears in the game's Last Stand mode. He can then be fought anytime in the Exhibition mode. | *[[Donkey Kong]] appears in the game's Last Stand mode. He can then be fought anytime in the Exhibition mode. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time'' (PS3) | |||
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During the Plumber's sole appearance in Clank's subconscious, he is seen searching through a [[Warp Pipe]], which he later drops Clank into to awaken him from his mind trip; he refuses to go in because, in his words, "plumbers don't go diving down strange pipes all willy nilly. That'd be ridiculous!" (While not completely related to ''Mario'', also noteworthy is that [[Charles Martinet]] has a major voice role as Orvus, Clank's father.) | |||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Rayman Raving Rabbids 2'' ([[Wii]] & [[DS]]) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Rayman Raving Rabbids 2'' ([[Wii]] & [[DS]]) | ||
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*If the player typed "Weegee", a plumber will appear. This isn't a direct mention to [[Luigi]] though. It comes from the internet meme, which was spawned from the missaying of Luigi's name in | *If the player typed "Weegee", a plumber will appear. This isn't a direct mention to [[Luigi]] though. It comes from the internet meme, which was spawned from the missaying of Luigi's name in the PC version of ''[[Mario is Missing!]]''. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Sim City'' ([[SNES]]) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Sim City'' ([[SNES]]) | ||
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*In the cutscene before Episode 16, all the video game characters return to the Simpson's house. Homer asks what's for dinner, and the Mario like character says "I hope it's-a spaghetti! Here we go!" | *In the cutscene before Episode 16, all the video game characters return to the Simpson's house. Homer asks what's for dinner, and the Mario like character says "I hope it's-a spaghetti! Here we go!" | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People'' (Wii) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People'' (PC/Wii) | ||
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* | * In Episode 5, the real world is merged with the video game world, and many of the people of Free Country, USA think that they are video game characters. Marzipan, who was previously helping Bubs fix his Concession Stand, thinks she is "Lady Crate Ape". She kidnaps Bubs and goes to the top of the stand. She then jumps and causes the scaffolding around the stand to collapse and begins throwing crates around. This is an obvious spoof of Donkey Kong. The box art for Lady Crate Ape also appears in the game, depicting a female ape that bears a strong resemblance to Donkey Kong. | ||
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|colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Super Play Action Football'' ([[SNES]]) | |colspan=2 style="background:lightgrey"|''Super Play Action Football'' ([[SNES]]) | ||
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*Mario and Luigi appear and both carry giant hammers, however they have the names Larion and Muigin, if the "n" is removed from the end and swap round the L and M it will say Mario and Luigi. | *Mario and Luigi appear and both carry giant hammers, however they have the names Larion and Muigin, if the "n" is removed from the end and swap round the L and M it will say Mario and Luigi. | ||
*An item known as "red white-spotted mushroom" can be obtained, which is an obvious reference and looks like a [[mushrooms]]. Ironically it bares resemblance to the mushrooms that appear in [[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]. | *An item known as "red white-spotted mushroom" can be obtained, which is an obvious reference and looks like a [[mushrooms]]. Ironically it bares resemblance to the mushrooms that appear in ''[[Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars]]''. | ||
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Banjo-Kazooie (N64) | |
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Big Brain Academy (DS) | |
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Bully: Scholarship Edition (Wii/XBOX 360) | |
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Crash of the Titans (Multiplatform) | |
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Pinball (NES) | |
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During the Plumber's sole appearance in Clank's subconscious, he is seen searching through a Warp Pipe, which he later drops Clank into to awaken him from his mind trip; he refuses to go in because, in his words, "plumbers don't go diving down strange pipes all willy nilly. That'd be ridiculous!" (While not completely related to Mario, also noteworthy is that Charles Martinet has a major voice role as Orvus, Clank's father.) | |
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Sim City (SNES) | |
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The Simpsons Game (Multiplatform) | |
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Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People (PC/Wii) | |
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Super Play Action Football (SNES) | |
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Super Scope 6 (SNES) | |
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Spore (Prima Guide) | |
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Spyro: A Hero's Tail (Multiplaform) | |
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Tennis (NES) | |
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References
- ^ As noted in previews in S - The Sega Magazine Issue 4.
- ^ http://gamevideos.com/video/id/18831
- ^ Wikipedia- Sim City DS- Landmarks
- ^ http://www.balanceboardblog.com/2008/05/8-bit-mario-found-hiding-in-wii-fit.html