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The title screen from Dream Factory: Doki Doki Panic |
The title screen from Super Mario Bros 2 |
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You might have noticed how different Super Mario Bros 2 is from all the other Mariogames? That´s because it wasn´t a Mario game at first! When Nintendo had released the japanese Super Mario Bros 2, Nintendo of America didn´t thought that the game was good enough for the western market because it was almost identical to Super Mario Bros 1. They took a game that they and Fuji Tv had produced called Dream Factory: Doki Doki Panic for the Famicom Disk System. Nintendo bought the game from Fuji TV and made a few changes and viola, Super Mario Bros 2 (or Super Mario USA as Nintendo of Japan named it)! A long time afterwards, when Nintendo made the collection of Mario games, Super Mario Allstars, they put both Super Mario Bros 2 games in and the japanese version was then called Super Mario Bros - the Lost Levels!
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![]() The Dream Factory disk! |
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The power up mushroom found in the dark side of Sub-Con was a heart in Dream Factory. |
The bottles in SMB2 was orginally a Aladdin lamp! |
The eaglehead warp was an African mask. |
The shell that was hidden in the ground in SMB2 was instead a funny looking smiling face! |
Instead of the 1-up mushroom, Dream Factory had an icon of the current character as a extralife symbol. |
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(More or less) The same scene in Doki Doki Panic (left) and Super Mario Bros 2 (right) |
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