Editing List of Super Mario World pre-release and unused content
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SMW MarioFlower.png|An enemy resembling a [[Fire Flower]] with Mario's face, seemingly replaced by [[Jumping Piranha Plant|Jumping Pumpkin Plant]] | SMW MarioFlower.png|An enemy resembling a [[Fire Flower]] with Mario's face, seemingly replaced by [[Jumping Piranha Plant|Jumping Pumpkin Plant]] | ||
SMW FlowerPerson.png|A flower-headed, [[Toad (species)|Toad]]-like creature, supposedly meant for the [[Fall]] theme of [[Piranha Plant]]</gallery> | SMW FlowerPerson.png|A flower-headed, [[Toad (species)|Toad]]-like creature, supposedly meant for the [[Fall]] theme of [[Piranha Plant]]</gallery> | ||
===Unused Title Screen=== | |||
Originally, Super Mario World was going to be a lot like the previous game, Super Mario Bros. 3. The original title screen had an all-blue logo, just like Super Mario Bros. 3’s logo. | |||
[[File:SMW Unused Title Screen -2.png|thumb|The second title screen for Super Mario World, featuring the words “Super Mario Bros. 4”]] | |||
Nintendo finally decided to recolor the logo. The logo was changed to a multi-colored logo. This title screen had the words “Super Mario Bros. 4” next to the word “Super” on the logo. That was deleted in the final version, but can be found on the Japanese box art for the game. | |||
[[File:SMW Unused Title Screen -1.jpg|thumb|The first unused title screen, featuring the all-blue logo.]] | |||
[[File:SMB3 Title Screen.gif|thumb|Super Mario Bros. 3’s title screen.]] | |||
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