• Level 2-4: Flooded Fortress: After entering the room where the first switch must be pressed, Mario plunges into the water so as to reach it.

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With the Bubble Flower, he won’t be able to shoot any bubble if he is above the line because it pops as soon as it’s shot, but under the line, he can use it normally.


• Level 4-4: Haunted Tomb: Before entering the final pipe, there is a passage which leads to the last star coin. It’s full of torches that don’t put out, so Mario can lose his power-up or, in the worst-case scenario, a life.

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I think it would be good to switch them on and off after a while to make it safer.

• Level 6-4: Elecrtic Electric Fortress: I found this brand new level very original due to its playability and Electric Flower, stuff that I liked a lot. But I couldn’t help finding some bugs that almost didn’t allow me to beat this level:

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When I used the Electric Flower to stop some moving platforms and a fire bar in order to reach this part of the level, the line-guided platform didn’t appear here and I couldn’t go further in the level. I guess it happens because stopping platforms by means of the Electric Flower causes that there are too many sprites on screen. I came to this conclusion because that platform appeared after not using that power-up since the bottom of the room until there:
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Also, if both these line-guided platforms are put together and Mario steps on them, they will move him out of them:
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• Level 1-0: Peach’s Castle: This level is a great introduction to this game because it shows all the power-ups we can find along the adventure and how to use them, as well as the room where the twelve orbs used to be. Also, it has a wonderful background music and pastel blue walls, stuff that I personally found surprisingly calm.

• 3-4: Rooftop Jumps: I liked a lot the Cat Suit, I found it useful and funny to use.

• 4-2: Skyrocket Sunset: I liked the power-up, the easier playability without the wind generator and the new background music, which fits perfectly with the desert ambiance and the sunset sky.

• 4-6: Snake Block Pyramid: It’s exciting to find the treasure room because of the music Mega Man 9 - We’re the Robots and the big amount of coins we can get there.

• Level 5-4: Forest Heights: Thank you for removing the fire munchers. Now, I like this level more than the original.

• Level 5-6: Flaming Forest: I liked the new version of this level because it isn’t glitchy, looks better and the playability is noticeably improved.


• 6-A: Magma Passage: I loved the background and the color combinations of this level, so this is the best looking level in my opinion.

• Level 6-5: Minecart Road: Now that the carts have numbers, they’re less confusing and more useful, thanks! This level is noticeably better than the original, as for playability and physical appearance.
It’s great that you didn’t remove the concept of the Minecart Ride level. In this version, it’s completely improved on all aspects:
-The background music is Super Mario 64 – Slider theme, and it makes the level more exciting.
-The Sans Cart works perfectly and it has controls for accelerating and braking, therefore it’s easier to drive.
-The enemies are different and better placed.
-There is a secret way where you can get the last star coin.
-It looks great and the colors are more intense.
This level always reminds me of Mine Cart Madness from Donkey Kong Country.
In summary, it became one of my favorite levels, not only of World 6, but possibly of the whole game.

• Level 6-6: Abandoned Shaft: I liked the soundtrack Sweden for the exterior sublevel, it’s such a relaxing song.