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==Virtual Console differences== | ==Virtual Console differences== | ||
One attack used by many bosses, [[Flame Wall]], looks radically different from the original game. In the original version, a wave of red, orange, and yellow flows to the left of the screen. In the Virtual Console version, the wave is separated, only red, and somewhat faded. Also, [[Static E!]] is changed from a bright, blue | [[File:SMRPG Moleville Virtual Console.png|thumb|The changed Moleville palette]] | ||
One attack used by many bosses, [[Flame Wall]], looks radically different from the original game. In the original version, a wave of red, orange, and yellow flows to the left of the screen. In the Virtual Console version, the wave is separated, only red, and somewhat faded. Also, [[Static E!]] is changed from a bright, blue and white flash to a deep blue one. This was changed in order to avoid players possibly having seizures. Also, [[Moleville]] has a considerably darker color scheme. Otherwise, the game was not localized. This means keeping the American SNES dark/light purple button layout in battle mode and against Bowyer, while the European SNES has the {{button|snes|A}}/{{button|snes|B}}/{{button|snes|X}}/{{button|snes|Y}} buttons colored as in the Japanese version. | |||
For the European version, Bowser's victory pose was changed to the North American version because the original has Bowser giving a gesture which is viewed as saying "Up yours" in most of Europe. Also, the European version altered a line spoken by Croco early on in the game, changing the word "bugger" to "pest", due to "bugger" being a vulgar word in British English. | For the European version, Bowser's victory pose was changed to the North American version because the original has Bowser giving a gesture which is viewed as saying "Up yours" in most of Europe. Also, the European version altered a line spoken by Croco early on in the game, changing the word "bugger" to "pest", due to "bugger" being a vulgar word in British English. | ||