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{{Newsimage|DDRMMboxartfront.jpg|100px|Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix}} | {{Newsimage|DDRMMboxartfront.jpg|100px|Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix}} | ||
*In '''''[[Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix]]''''' ''(pictured)'', the highest score for a song is 100,000,000, achieved by Perfect-ing all 339 steps on Bowser's Castle on Super Hard difficulty. | *In '''''[[Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix]]''''' ''(pictured)'', the highest score for a song is 100,000,000, achieved by Perfect-ing all 339 steps on Bowser's Castle on Super Hard difficulty. | ||
*In the [[Donkey Kong Country/Beta elements|beta version]] of ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'', '''[[Jungle Hijinxs]]''' once had a nighttime setting, and it was originally known as "[[Jungle Japes]]" | *In the [[Donkey Kong Country/Beta elements|beta version]] of ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'', '''[[Jungle Hijinxs]]''' once had a nighttime setting, and it was originally known as "[[Jungle Japes]]". This was changed in the final version. | ||
*In the ''[[Super Mario 64]]'s'' mission '''[[Shifting Sand Land#Stand Tall On the Four Pillars|Stand Tall On the Four Pillars]]''', if Mario stands on the tomb containing the [[Power Star]], [[Eyerok]] will keep banging on the ground with its fists until [[Mario]] gets off the tomb. | *In the ''[[Super Mario 64]]'s'' mission '''[[Shifting Sand Land#Stand Tall On the Four Pillars|Stand Tall On the Four Pillars]]''', if Mario stands on the tomb containing the [[Power Star]], [[Eyerok]] will keep banging on the ground with its fists until [[Mario]] gets off the tomb. | ||
*Former child actor '''[[Brian Bonsall]]''' was the youngest guest star on ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]''; he was seven years old when the show was produced. | *Former child actor '''[[Brian Bonsall]]''' was the youngest guest star on ''[[The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!]]''; he was seven years old when the show was produced. | ||
Revision as of 11:27, January 21, 2012
- In Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix (pictured), the highest score for a song is 100,000,000, achieved by Perfect-ing all 339 steps on Bowser's Castle on Super Hard difficulty.
- In the beta version of Donkey Kong Country, Jungle Hijinxs once had a nighttime setting, and it was originally known as "Jungle Japes". This was changed in the final version.
- In the Super Mario 64's mission Stand Tall On the Four Pillars, if Mario stands on the tomb containing the Power Star, Eyerok will keep banging on the ground with its fists until Mario gets off the tomb.
- Former child actor Brian Bonsall was the youngest guest star on The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!; he was seven years old when the show was produced.
