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If the player were to leave a game on the Super Game Boy sitting for a few minutes, screensaver-like animation would come from the screen border. Notably, [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], and [[Luigi]] appear in one of these border animations. Mario comes spinning up from the lowest window and stands on top of it; if the player waits long enough, Mario falls asleep. While he is asleep, Peach appears from the window on the right. Mario wakes up but misses Peach, instead to have a racecar drive out and spin him around. After this, Mario falls asleep again. Eventually, a spaceship that looks almost identical to the ones in the background of the [[Muda Kingdom]] of ''[[Super Mario Land]]'', only much smaller, circles Mario. He wakes up and then eventually falls asleep again. The animation ends with Luigi coming down on a rope from the top window and pulling Mario back up with him. | If the player were to leave a game on the Super Game Boy sitting for a few minutes, screensaver-like animation would come from the screen border. Notably, [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], and [[Luigi]] appear in one of these border animations. Mario comes spinning up from the lowest window and stands on top of it; if the player waits long enough, Mario falls asleep. While he is asleep, Peach appears from the window on the right. Mario wakes up but misses Peach, instead to have a racecar drive out and spin him around. After this, Mario falls asleep again. Eventually, a spaceship that looks almost identical to the ones in the background of the [[Muda Kingdom]] of ''[[Super Mario Land]]'', only much smaller, circles Mario. He wakes up and then eventually falls asleep again. The animation ends with Luigi coming down on a rope from the top window and pulling Mario back up with him. | ||
The Super Game Boy has a later revision model, the '''[[nwiki:Super Game Boy 2|Super Game Boy 2]]''', which released exclusively in Japan on January 30, 1998. It has a few enhancements, including additional border options and [[nwiki:Game Link Cable|Game Link Cable]] support. | The Super Game Boy has a later revision model, the '''[[nwiki:Super Game Boy 2|Super Game Boy 2]]''', which released exclusively in Japan on January 30, 1998. It has a few enhancements, including additional border options and [[nwiki:Game Link Cable|Game Link Cable]] support, but none of its differences involve the [[Super Mario (franchise)|''Super Mario'' franchise]]. | ||
The Super Game Boy eventually received a proper successor, the [[Game Boy Player]] for the [[Nintendo GameCube]], which also includes support for [[Game Boy Color]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] games. | The Super Game Boy eventually received a proper successor, the [[Game Boy Player]] for the [[Nintendo GameCube]], which also includes support for [[Game Boy Color]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] games. |