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*Sometimes, when losing a life, Mario will say "Arrivederci" which is Italian for "Goodbye". In the German translation, the words "Too bad!" will display as "Arrivederci!". | *Sometimes, when losing a life, Mario will say "Arrivederci" which is Italian for "Goodbye". In the German translation, the words "Too bad!" will display as "Arrivederci!". | ||
*The shine on the boxart of the North American, Australian, Japanese, and British versions of this game roughly says, "Mario has more moves than ever, you'll have to master them all to {{hover|sprinkle|North American, Australian, and Japanese}} / {{hover|spray|British}} water in the sunshine." All the other European boxarts have this sentence as well, but they are translated. | *The shine on the boxart of the North American, Australian, Japanese, and British versions of this game roughly says, "Mario has more moves than ever, you'll have to master them all to {{hover|sprinkle|North American, Australian, and Japanese}} / {{hover|spray|British}} water in the sunshine." All the other European boxarts have this sentence as well, but they are translated. | ||
*''Super Mario Sunshine'' is the first ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' title to support surround sound audio, via the {{wp|Dolby Pro Logic|Dolby Pro Logic II}} encoding system (as the [[Nintendo GameCube]] lacks native surround sound support). 21 other games in the series would support the processing technology, with the most recent being ''[[Mario Party 9]]'' in 2012. | *''Super Mario Sunshine'' is the first ''[[Super Mario (franchise)|Super Mario]]'' title to support surround sound audio, via the {{wp|Dolby Pro Logic|Dolby Pro Logic II}} encoding system (as the [[Nintendo GameCube]] lacks native surround sound support). 21 other games in the series would support the processing technology, with the most recent being ''[[Mario Party 9]]'' in 2012. Despite this, it is only the second ''Super Mario''-related title as a whole to support surround sound, being predated by ''[[Donkey Kong 64]]'' three years prior. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||