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New Super Mario Bros. pretty much resuscitated the idea of all-new side-scrolling Mario games. Not unlike its kinda-sorta-sequel, this game has a lot of unused stuff.

• 3Unused Header Options
• 6Unused Text
• 7Oddities
  • 7.2Internal Names
• 8Unused Code
• 9Regional Differences

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Enemy Battle Leftovers

Toadsworth (i.e. the minigame controller actor) has an unused mode that causes the level to exit when the total number of the following enemies in-level reaches zero. In this mode, the Toadsworth model is not displayed.

It seems likely that this is a leftover of some sort of enemy battle level type, like in Super Mario Bros. 3 (and later in New Super Mario Bros. Wii).

The Snailicorn seems to be the only enemy in the game that despawns when it falls into a pit. Its likely that the Snailicorn was programmed with this functionality so that it could be counted as 'defeated' for this scrapped enemy battle mode, without the player having to use items. But as this mode goes unused, this code is redundant.

Unused Header Options

Mini Mario Physics

Mario uses the otherwise unused animation zero_g_walk and appears to use some sort of variation of the Mini Mario physics (e.g., floating and leg kicking) no matter which powerup he has. However, he can't wall jump and flies huge distances when fired from a Pipe Cannon. When this mode is on while the player is Mini, Mario won't be nearly as floaty.It's unknown where this would have been used.

You can activate it while in-level by setting one of the following memory addresses to 0x01.

Start as Mini Mario

Mario will start a stage as Mini Mario. It was probably used for testing, rather than for any real gameplay purpose. You can activate it while in-level by changing any of the relevant addresses above to 0x02.

Per-area backgrounds and tilesets

The level header blocks defining backgrounds and tilesets can contain multiple entries. Each area can be set to use different background and tileset entries, which would in theory allow for multiple areas with different graphics in the same level. Unused level 3 uses this.

In practice, the code for this feature is incomplete, and a number of issues prevent it from working as intended:

• The feature was designed for an older revision of the game which used a different VRAM layout.
• The code handling backgrounds is inconsistent, reading the several background properties from different entries. This results in broken backgrounds.
• When changing areas, new graphics aren't loaded, except for the Jyotyu (blocks) palette.

It is also unclear how the support for multiple tilesets would have worked. It seems extra areas would have used tilesets 2 and up. However, in the final game, tileset 2 is occupied by the end-of-level castle.

Unused Entrance Types

Each level has an entrance type setting which affects how Mario enters the area (exit from a pipe, jump from bottom of the screen, etc.). There are several entrance types that are not used by any levels.

• 7: The player spawns in the tile above where the entrance is placed, then jumps.

• 11: Like Entrance 1, the player spawns in the tile above where the entrance is placed.

• 12: Like the used 'Exit from door' entrance, the player spawns coming out of a 3D door which disappears to reveal whatever is behind it once it has closed. In this instance, though, the player and door spawn in the tile above where the entrance is placed.

• 14: Like the entrance used when the player first spawns or re-spawns after dying in Mario vs. Luigi mode, the player comes out of a pipe which grows out of the ground and then fades away. With this one, however, the player appears to be walking out of a door while coming out of the pipe. When the player spawns from this entrance after exiting from another area, the player looks like they are coming out of a doorway but without the door. What is possibly an earlier version of this entrance can be seen in the 2005 demo version.

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• 15: Seemingly a duplicate of Entrance 14.

Crash Debugger

There is a hidden crash debugger in the game, similar to screens seen in other DS games developed by Nintendo, like Super Mario 64 DS and Animal Crossing: Wild World. To access the crash debugger, first crash the game (the easiest way to do this is by removing the game card during gameplay), then hold L + R + A + Left, let go, hold Down + B, let go, and finally hold Start + Select.

The top screen shows the contents of the file BUILDTIME and the reason for the crash, while the bottom screen shows a stack dump.

Unused Text

Build Date

Every version of the game has a plain-text file called BUILDTIME in the root of the ROM filesystem:

matoba_t refers to the game's Assistant Director, Taku Matoba, nitro is the DS's code name. mj is likely the internal name for New Super Mario Bros. New Super Mario Bros. Wii uses this for part of its save-files name.

The only difference in the second version of the European demo is a slightly different header that causes DSi consoles to boot straight into the game when the console is switched on, skipping the System Menu. These were used in Nintendo DSi XL kiosks, to prevent users from accessing anything other than the game. The rest of the ROM is exactly the same.

Internal Project Name

Another possible internal name, 'Mario2d', appears twice in the arm9 binary. This is used internally in the save data, and isn't present in the demo versions because they do not use save data. This name is possibly reflected in the game's two-letter code (as seen on the front of the game cart, etc) - '2D'.

World Prefix List

A list that explains the meaning of the prefixes used in the level filenames. It is unknown what the strange order signifies, if anything. Found in the ARM9 code. It appears to be used by the 'get prefix for world' code, but the game seems to function fine if the text is blanked out.

Oddities

Introduction

In the introduction where Mario walks towards the castle after observing a lightning strike, there appears to be moving people in the background, but due to the resolution of the game, it is difficult to tell what they are supposed to be. When the game is played in a higher resolution, it turns out they are copies of the Toadsworth model moving around with no animations. This could suggest that Toadsworth was originally Toad, but maybe they just chose the Toadsworth model as he resembles Toad.

Internal Names

Tilesets

Misc. 2D Graphics

Music

Sound Effects

Model Containers

Models

Unused Code

Overridden Debug Trigger

There is code that would bring up the Scene Load Debug Menu if Start + Select were pressed, but it isn't used as the Start + Select + L + R soft reset code overrides it.

Regional Differences

Title Screen

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The trademark wasn't registered quite yet in the international release. The Japanese, Korean, and Chinese versions each have a subtitle (in their respective languages), while the Korean version exclusively has a copyright date of 2006-2007 instead of just 2006. The Chinese version has the 2006 copyright plus a 2009 iQue copyright; this is because iQue released it in China.

Level Differences

• World 6-Castle - in the American version, the tall room with the boss door is located within the main level file. The Japanese, European, and Korean versions moved the room into its own file, which is a bit odd since there's really no reason to do so and nothing was added or removed.

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Game Manufacturer:

Nintendo

Game Genre:

Platformer

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