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* '''Level 2''': The cartridge is spinning in a circle above the console slot. It must be inserted when it is turned the proper way. | * '''Level 2''': The cartridge is spinning in a circle above the console slot. It must be inserted when it is turned the proper way. | ||
* '''Level 3''': The cartridge is nowhere to be found, but eventually quickly flies above the console from off-screen. | * '''Level 3''': The cartridge is nowhere to be found, but eventually quickly flies above the console from off-screen. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 21:58, May 21, 2016
Template:Minigame-infobox Super Nostalgic Entertainment System is one of 9-Volt and 18-Volt's microgames in WarioWare: Smooth Moves. The North American and PAL versions use a first-model SNES (even through the PAL SNES was based on the Japanese Super Famicom), while the Japanese version uses a Famicom and hence called Family Computer (the full version of the console's name).
Gameplay
The player must insert a cartridge into the console, with the challenge stemming from the fact that the cartridge is moving around.
- Level 1: The cartridge moves left and right above the console.
- Level 2: The cartridge is spinning in a circle above the console slot. It must be inserted when it is turned the proper way.
- Level 3: The cartridge is nowhere to be found, but eventually quickly flies above the console from off-screen.
Trivia
- "Super Nostalgic Entertainment System" is a pun on "Super Nintendo Entertainment System".
- One of the cartridges seen is Super Mario World (using the single-line logo) in Western versions and Super Mario Bros. in the Japanese version. Other cartridges seen include Wario's Woods, Mario Paint, and Super Metroid.
- The ground theme of Super Mario Bros. is used as background music in all versions.
