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OK, I'm just throwing this out there. In all the games of the Super Mario series I have never seen or heard the word, Coin Block. In those games Blocks that contain multiple coins have simply been called Brick Blocks or ? Blocks (depending on their appearance).Just because a Brick Block shoots out coins, doesn't mean we change the name to Coin Block (If a ? Block gives a Mushroom, do we change the name to a mushroom block? No!). And I know that some sources call them coins blocks, but the official sources (Game instruction booklet, official websites, etc.) call them Brick or ? Blocks (Look in a SMG or NSMB manual, they do not call them Coin Blocks they say Hit a Brick Block and you might find multiple coins). Basically we should merge some of the info here to the ? Block/Brick Block articles and delete this page. | OK, I'm just throwing this out there. In all the games of the Super Mario series I have never seen or heard the word, Coin Block. In those games Blocks that contain multiple coins have simply been called Brick Blocks or ? Blocks (depending on their appearance).Just because a Brick Block shoots out coins, doesn't mean we change the name to Coin Block (If a ? Block gives a Mushroom, do we change the name to a mushroom block? No!). And I know that some sources call them coins blocks, but the official sources (Game instruction booklet, official websites, etc.) call them Brick or ? Blocks (Look in a SMG or NSMB manual, they do not call them Coin Blocks they say Hit a Brick Block and you might find multiple coins). Basically we should merge some of the info here to the ? Block/Brick Block articles and delete this page. | ||
Revision as of 18:14, September 19, 2011
Coin Block = Brick Block
OK, I'm just throwing this out there. In all the games of the Super Mario series I have never seen or heard the word, Coin Block. In those games Blocks that contain multiple coins have simply been called Brick Blocks or ? Blocks (depending on their appearance).Just because a Brick Block shoots out coins, doesn't mean we change the name to Coin Block (If a ? Block gives a Mushroom, do we change the name to a mushroom block? No!). And I know that some sources call them coins blocks, but the official sources (Game instruction booklet, official websites, etc.) call them Brick or ? Blocks (Look in a SMG or NSMB manual, they do not call them Coin Blocks they say Hit a Brick Block and you might find multiple coins). Basically we should merge some of the info here to the ? Block/Brick Block articles and delete this page.
Proposer: IGGY7735 (talk)
Deadline: September, 27, at 23:59 GMT.
