Super Mario's Wacky Worlds
| Super Mario's Wacky Worlds | |
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| Platform | Philips CD-i |
| Developer | NovaLogic |
| Publisher | Philips Media |
| Designer(s) | Marty Foulger |
| Programmer(s) | John Brooks Silas Warner |
| Artist(s) | Nina Stanley |
| Planned Release Date |  1993 |
Super Mario's Wacky Worlds is a planned sequel to Super Mario World for the Philips CD-i. Three prototypes have surfaced so far, one of which sold on Ebay for $1,000, and the ROM has been made available to the public.
The prototype ROM is extremely incomplete. For example, Mario can't slide or swim, no powerups exist, and enemies disappear when jumped on and can't harm Mario. Several levels are also nonfunctional or lacking graphics. Worlds usually contain around two or three levels, which end with either Warp Pipes or M-shaped gates. However, the exits were never programmed, so the player can't leave unless they restart the game.
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Greek 1
Greek 2
Greek 3
Egypt 1
Egypt 2
Egypt 3
Castle 1
Castle 2
Ship 1
Ship 2
Ship 3
Cave 1
Cave 2
Cave 3
Swamp 1
Swamp 2
Swamp 3
Swamp 4
Swamp 5
Iceberg 1
Iceberg 2
Igloo 1
Ice Mountain 1
Neon City 1
Geometropolis 1
Land o' Plaid 1
Pipeworks 1
[Edit] The Mario series
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| NES | Donkey Kong no Ongaku Asobi • Virus |
| Nintendo 64DD | Super Mario 64: Disk Version |
| Philips CD-i | Super Mario's Wacky Worlds |
