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| 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 {{wp|Super NES CD-ROM}}, a scrapped CD-ROM peripheral for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]].
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| ===''[[Super Mario Bros.]]''=== | | ===''[[Super Mario Bros.]]''=== |
| THANK YOU MARIO! | | THANK YOU MARIO! |
