User talk:Koopalmier

Images for userboxes in main character articles
More specifically, in main character articles like Peach, Daisy, Wario, and so forth, we usually go with what image is more appropriate for that page's character infobox. We don't need all of them to be replaced with their latest artworks (in your case, your attempting to replace them with their artworks for Mario Super Sluggers). --M. C. - "Mario Gals" Fan! 12:25, 9 September 2008 (EDT)

About the images
Cool. I use alot of kinds of emulators tho :P. Romsite has the exact same type of images you uploaded so the site you gave me must be the source for all the images on romsite.

Did you download the DS emulator that I gave you ? It's in French, but you can find ALL the DS roms for ALL the regions ! It's like this that I've played Suepr Mario 64 DS in Japanese. PS: The emulator haven't the recent ROMs (for exemple: Sonic Chronicles).

Koopalmier 07:34, 30 October 2008 (EDT)

Flying Raccoon
Hello, Koopalmier, can you say from where you got Super Mario Bros. 3's assumed Japanese title "Super Mario Bros. 3: Flying Racoon" (and it would be written "raccoon" rather than "racoon") that you added in the article? I never heard of that before. --Grandy02 13:18, 1 December 2008 (EST)


 * In case you didn't noticed it, there is a little of text under the Japanese title. A French Mario serious site (well, it's not a 13 years-old kid that made it) named Mario Museum. You will need a traductor. http://www.mario-museum.net/ (I don't really remeber where it's written)

Koopalmier 14:30, 1 December 2008 (EST)
 * I found a shot of the Japanese box art, but can't see an additional line there (スーパーマリオブラザーズ is just Super Mario Bros.). I visited the site you told about, and found this piece of text:
 * "Puis en 1989 arrive Super Mario Bros. 3 qui sera rebaptisé Super Mario Bros. 4: Flying Raccoon au Japon (le raton-laveur volant) car le troisième épisode de la saga, selon les Japonais, c’est le SMB2 américain, qui sortira enfin chez eux sous le nom de Super Mario USA en 1992… avant une réédition des Lost Levels en 1993 car Super Mario All Stars avait l’ambition de faire connaître ce jeu aux publics américain et européen!"
 * Well, it tells that Super Mario Bros. 3 was later renamed in Japan to Super Mario Bros. 4: Flying Raccoon. However, that conflicts with the fact that Super Mario World was also officially known as Super Mario Bros. 4 in Japan. That piece of text really exists. I've never seen anywhere that SMB3 was referred to as SMB4: Flying Raccoon in Japanese, it is always called SMB3 and the western Super Mario Bros. 2 is always called Super Mario USA (otherwise, they had to rename this game Super Mario Bros. 3 by the logic of "Flying Raccoon"). I think one single fansite in the whole Internet that uses this title can't be used to back up the info, especially when it even conflicts true facts. --Grandy02 15:13, 1 December 2008 (EST)