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The game was designed by Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka and was initially planned as a farewell salute to cartridge games on the Famicom, in anticipation of the forthcoming release of the Famicom Disk System, drawing technical influence from several of the console’s previous games. It was designed with ease of access in mind, with the first level, World 1-1, designed to introduce the core mechanics. The music was composed by Koji Kondo, and is considered influential in making music a larger aspect of video games.

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This is a sub-page of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga.

A North American kiosk demo of Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga that could be played in local stores prior to the game's release. Research into the ROM (namely the discovery of the build date) reveals that the game itself had been finished at that point in time, and that this demo is merely a stripped-down version of the international release. While all the audio tracks, items, bros. attacks, overworld moves and event pointers seem to be available, most of the sprites, enemy data, room data and even minigames are missing.

1General Differences

General Differences

Title Screen

When waiting long enough at the title screen the intro cutscene will start. Aside from this Demo, this feature is only present in the Japanese release.

Mario Bros.

Both brothers start out at Level 1, their Stache and Speed stats are kept the same but BP uses the Japanese release's starting values (14 for Mario and 16 for Luigi). The HP, Pow and Def stats got boosted.

Stat	Demo	Release
HP	2024	1012
BP	1416	1010 (English), 1416 (Japan)
Pow	1412	1211
Def	1314	99
Speed	139	139
Stache	65	65

It's also worth noting that not only were some stats increased, but after battles your health will always be fully replenished. If the player ever receives a game over then the game will fade into the title screen, as opposed to the Game Over screen.

As for the inventory the only options you can choose are Items and Stats. Equipment is absent, and the map is not given to you, thus it is absent as well. You can edit memory to set the map flag, but it will only show up as a black screen in your inventory.

The player also starts out with 200 coins, 10 Mushrooms, 5 Syrups and 3 1-Up Mushrooms, once again to make the demo easier.

Stardust Fields

Final	Demo

When pressing Start on the title screen, the game sends you straight to Stardust Fields, skipping the starting part of the game set in the Mushroom Kingdom and Koopa Cruiser. The layout of Stardust Fields has also been changed, with rooms connecting to each other differently, and some being completely omitted.

The rope jumping minigame was replaced by the battle tutorial that would take place in the Koopa Cruiser in the final game, except here it's got its own unique battle background which isn't in the final game. Going back into the aforementioned room once the tutorial is finished isn't possible, as you automatically appear on the other side of the building. The Save Album and Green pipe are also missing, but three Fighter Fly enemies have been added in the cave between Stardust Fields and Hoohoo Village, which is enemy-free in the retail version.

The side quest where the Bros. have to look for 100 coins for Tolstar was also removed, and despite the game giving you 200 coins in the beginning your money actually isn't of any consequence whatsoever as he battles you soon after you gave him all your coins.

Hoohoo Village

Final	Demo

The village has been slightly changed, similarly to Stardust Fields. Some rooms are omitted and a cave entrance has been removed. The rock that Fawful places to stop you will already be there and the bridge will already be fixed. Fawful himself, as well as Sledge and Mallet will be absent.

Thanks For Playing Screen

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Not too far into Hoohoo Mountain, after the room with the first whirlwind, you're presented with this screen thanking you for playing this demo. One of the debug rooms (the one at room ID 8) in the f

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