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====''Super Mario 3D Land''==== | ====''Super Mario 3D Land''==== | ||
[[File:Special 2-1.png|thumb|Jump Blocks in ''Super Mario 3D Land'']] | [[File:Special 2-1.png|thumb|Jump Blocks in ''Super Mario 3D Land'']] | ||
Note Blocks later appear in ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]'' (making their first appearance in a 3D ''Super Mario'' platformer game) under their current name, where they serve the same purpose. However, they retain their original designs, and most of them are two blocks wide (though in the box art and in certain courses, they retain their earlier proportions). They also make musical sounds and notes appear when they are jumped on; in the E3 | Note Blocks later appear in ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]'' (making their first appearance in a 3D ''Super Mario'' platformer game) under their current name, where they serve the same purpose. However, they retain their original designs, and most of them are two blocks wide (though in the box art and in certain courses, they retain their earlier proportions). They also make musical sounds and notes appear when they are jumped on; in the E3 demo, they can make the orchestral hit noise used for [[Yoshi]]'s voice in older games,<ref>SuperMario3DLand (July 30, 2011). [https://youtu.be/CJnutCzC7FQ?t=67 Super Mario 3D Land - E3 2011: Gameplay Walkthrough]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved March 10, 2024.</ref> but this was removed from the final game. Magic Note Blocks return and are renamed Super Note Blocks; they once again send Mario to a Coin Heaven area, but now are twice as long, flash colors, and have a white note on their sides. | ||
====''New Super Mario Bros. 2''==== | ====''New Super Mario Bros. 2''==== |