Outside, none of the ? Blocks contain anything but Coins, but the pipe nearby leads to the Goal Panel. The jutting block has a power-up with which to break the blocks and get to the big ? Block that has three 1-Ups inside. When a pipe is spotted, Mario can duck into it to unlock a secret room. After entering the pipe, there are plenty of slopes and Goombas to slide on. If the upper route is taken, Mario must leap on the Jump Blocks and hop on the blocks to get to the pipe, guarded by two Koopas he must dispose of. Falling down will give the lower route, while bouncing along the Note Blocks and climbing a block staircase will give the upper route. After the pipe is entered, Mario falls down a path, landing on a Music Note Block. The level begins with a small area with one pipe. Mario Golf: Super Rush Review - Leisurely Chaos 3, and Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. Then, he can fly up and reveal a P-Switch which, when pressed, makes two giant numeral 3's made of coins (a 3 and 4 in the Game Boy Advance version) appear, which is a reference to the game's title ( Super Mario Bros. There is also another pipe exit that Mario can use to gather four 1-Ups. Also, the Nipper Plants here can only be defeated by a swipe from Raccoon Mario's tail.Īlternately, if Mario has a P-Wing, he can enter a pipe, and then fly through narrow corridors to get a Music Box. There are no special secrets, except a Starman hidden in a long row of ? Blocks.
The second one guards the way to another power-up. On the brick formation, the wooden block contains a power-up, and a Chain Chomp to the left, which are somewhat prominent in the level. This world starts out with a Buster Beetle (new enemy) running toward Mario and grab the throw block, then throw at Mario a jump on it will defeat it.
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