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==''{{wp|Hot Tub Time Machine}}''== | ==''{{wp|Hot Tub Time Machine}}''== | ||
[[File:Hot Tub Time Machine NSMB.png|thumb|The arcade cabinet displayed in ''Hot Tub Time Machine''.]] | [[File:Hot Tub Time Machine NSMB.png|thumb|The arcade cabinet displayed in ''Hot Tub Time Machine''.]] | ||
When Adam, Nick, Jacob, and Lou unwittingly travel back in time to 1986, they notice a lot of technology and media that was popular at the time, including someone playing an arcade cabinet that displays the logo for ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'' | When Adam, Nick, Jacob, and Lou unwittingly travel back in time to 1986, they notice a lot of technology and media that was popular at the time, including someone playing an arcade cabinet that displays the logo for ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]''. While ''[[VS. Super Mario Bros.]]'' was an arcade game released in 1986, ''New Super Mario Bros.'' was a [[Nintendo DS]] game released in 2006. The artwork featuring [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] was also pulled from different sources, with Mario being from ''[[Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels]]'' (released in Japan in 1986, albeit not for an arcade cabinet), and Luigi being from the ''[[Super Mario Bros. (pinball)|Super Mario Bros.]]'' pinball machine (released in 1992). The Red Band trailer for the film also features a deleted scene in which the main characters are playing a ''Super Mario Bros.'' arcade cabinet, with a ''[[Mario Bros. (game)|Mario Bros.]]'' cabinet to the side.<ref>"asskakakaka". (25 February 2010). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=561ouGGhR64 Hot Tub Time Machine - Red Band Trailer]. Retrieved October 30, 2016.</ref> The game can be clearly seen, and the [[Game Over]] jingle is audible. The artwork on the side is also anachronistic, displaying the same art of Mario and Luigi, as well as Princess Peach and Bowser (who use their modern designs, which first appeared in 1986, but in illustrations from more contemporary games), and [[Yoshi]] (a character who did not materialize until the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] game ''Super Mario World'', released in 1990). | ||
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The Red Band trailer for the film also features a deleted scene in which the main characters are playing a ''Super Mario Bros.'' arcade cabinet, with a ''[[Mario Bros. (game)|Mario Bros.]]'' cabinet to the side.<ref>"asskakakaka". (25 February 2010). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=561ouGGhR64 Hot Tub Time Machine - Red Band Trailer]. Retrieved October 30, 2016.</ref> The game can be clearly seen, and the [[Game Over]] jingle is audible. The artwork on the side is also anachronistic, displaying the same art of Mario and Luigi, as well as Princess Peach and Bowser (who use | |||
==''{{wp|Indie Game: The Movie}}''== | ==''{{wp|Indie Game: The Movie}}''== |