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==''[[wikipedia:Viewtiful Joe|Viewtiful Joe]]'' ([[Nintendo GameCube|GCN]]/PS2)== | ==''[[wikipedia:Viewtiful Joe|Viewtiful Joe]]'' ([[Nintendo GameCube|GCN]]/PS2)== | ||
*If the player hold down the X button, Joe will throw up a bomb, jiggle it on his knee, and whistle the first 6 notes of the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' theme. If player do it in mid-air, he'll whistle another part. If the player does it in Slow Motion, he'll whistle another part. This has been removed from the later PS2 release. | *If the player hold down the X button, Joe will throw up a bomb, jiggle it on his knee, and whistle the first 6 notes of the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' theme. If player do it in mid-air, he'll whistle another part. If the player does it in Slow Motion, he'll whistle another part. This has been removed from the later PS2 release. | ||
==''Where's My Water?''== | |||
*The Lost Levels (composed of "10 Days of Swampy"(Christmas-themed level pack), "Hearts and Crafts" (Valentine-themed level pack), "Days of Summer ("Summer-themed level pack), and "10 Days of Frankenducky" (Halloween-themed level pack) from the free version, and "Weekly Rewind" (Levels of the Week)) is a reference to ''Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels. | |||
==''Wii'' series== | ==''Wii'' series== |