(It is also where Donkey Kong Country got its start.) Many people are enjoying the SNES for the first time thanks to the SNES Classic Edition, which houses the aforementioned titles, and more. The SNES is one of Nintendo's greatest consoles, home to legendary software such as Super Mario World, Yoshi's Island, and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. Nintendo referencing the SNES in such a way shows that the company is a master of subtly paying tribute to its past. After completing the main story mode, other post-game kingdoms are unlockable as well as an additional minigame, Luigis Balloon World. The buttons on the Super Famicom and PAL SNES are multi-colored, which is what Luigi's balloons are referencing. If you look at the Japanese version of the SNES (called Super Famicom over there) or the PAL version, you'll notice that the actual console is different, with one noticeable difference being the controller's color scheme. Luigis Balloon World isnt a separate kingdom. However, this was not the case in Japan or the PAL region. Nintendo has announced an update coming to Super Mario Odyssey that will add in a brand new asymmetric minigame.

After all, in America, the SNES did not have multi-colored buttons. Now, some American players may be confused. Super Mario Odyssey - FASTEST Way to Reach Level 50 in Luigis Balloon World. It's also clever how Luigi's green color is used to match the balloon placement. It's clever of Nintendo to subtly reference the SNES.

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