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Really? Then why is there an axe is ''[[Mario Hoops 3-on-3]]''? Seriously, it wasn't a switch. <span style="font-family:verdana; color:#red;"><font size="5">'''[[User:Paper Jorge|P]]'''[[User talk:Paper Jorge|aper]] '''[[User:Paper Jorge/sig|Jorge]]'''</font></span> | Really? Then why is there an axe is ''[[Mario Hoops 3-on-3]]''? Seriously, it wasn't a switch. <span style="font-family:verdana; color:#red;"><font size="5">'''[[User:Paper Jorge|P]]'''[[User talk:Paper Jorge|aper]] '''[[User:Paper Jorge/sig|Jorge]]'''</font></span> | ||
This has something to do with SMB how?{{User:Knife/sig}} | This has something to do with SMB how?{{User:Knife/sig}} | ||
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"Axe" isn't the preferred spelling. It should be ax. This is the way it's spelled in "How to Win at Super Mario Bros." (1987), the "Super Mario All-Stars Player's Guide" (1993), and reputable dictionaries. --[[User:Toadstool Forever|Toadstool Forever]] 00:18, 23 March 2007 (EDT) | "Axe" isn't the preferred spelling. It should be ax. This is the way it's spelled in "How to Win at Super Mario Bros." (1987), the "Super Mario All-Stars Player's Guide" (1993), and reputable dictionaries. --[[User:Toadstool Forever|Toadstool Forever]] 00:18, 23 March 2007 (EDT) | ||
The only reason it doesn't fall in Super Mario Bros. is because the lazy programmers at [[Nintendo]] "didn't have time" to make different frames for it. It's supposed to cut the little slope near the bridge, which is the support. {{unsigned|Pseudo-dino}} | |||
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That wasn't an Axe in SMB. It was a switch that looks similiar to an axe.Knife (talk)
Really? Then why is there an axe is Mario Hoops 3-on-3? Seriously, it wasn't a switch. Paper Jorge
This has something to do with SMB how?Knife (talk)
File:Bowser333.png Well anyway look closely. Paper Jorge
"Axe" isn't the preferred spelling. It should be ax. This is the way it's spelled in "How to Win at Super Mario Bros." (1987), the "Super Mario All-Stars Player's Guide" (1993), and reputable dictionaries. --Toadstool Forever 00:18, 23 March 2007 (EDT)
The only reason it doesn't fall in Super Mario Bros. is because the lazy programmers at Nintendo "didn't have time" to make different frames for it. It's supposed to cut the little slope near the bridge, which is the support.
— The preceding unsigned comment was added by Pseudo-dino (talk).
