However, with the code, the colors are a bit off because other pointers are incorrect. In the original game, this level is also accessible with Game Genie code AOZULT because the START panel on World 1's map screen had a pointer to it, and the code forces level entry. If these were part of the real game, the pipes would take you back to the level. Counting the pipes on the ground, numbers 4, 5, 7, and 8 take you to empty space where you eventually fall to your doom. Game Genie code YLLLLI is great for walking through the walls to check out all the rooms. This one has a bunch of unused Tanooki Suit bonus rooms. Big doors at the beginning are actually two doors side-by-side. What's with that one Coin in the middle of nowhere?Ī lot like 1-5, sans a Coin Heaven. Perhaps this was scrapped in favor of 7-3. This one is like 7-3 with the hills, Continuous Starmen, and Lakitu. To find the real goal, you have to fly over the wall behind the pipe. When you collect it, you are taken back to the map screen.
The pipe I've marked with a "*" takes you to a Coin Heaven with a treasure chest containing a Jugem's cloud at the end. The end is really interesting, due to the unfinished nature of the level. But, 5-3 started you out on the right, and only had one connecting pipe.Īnother level reminiscent of 5-3. With the Kuribo Shoes, Spinies, and the two floors connected by pipes, this one reminds me of World 5-3. The map key appears below the last description. (Some patching programs and their instructions can be found here).īelow, we have maps of the levels with item and enemy positions, along with short descriptions. He replaced World 1's map screen with a custom map, with pipes leading to the levels so that you can re-enter them as many times as you wish. Our very own MEGAߥTE made a ROM patch that allows easy access to the lost levels - if you have the SMB3 ROM. The Green Parabeetle is basically a red Parabeetle that flies faster.
The Gold Cheep Cheeps come in groups and swim faster than regular Cheep Cheeps. The lost levels contain two enemies not present in the regular levels: Gold Cheep Cheeps, and Green Parabeetles. Whether they evolved into other levels, or were merely used for testing, the "lost levels" provide an interesting glimpse into the development of Mario 3. Some of them seem polished, with working goals and plenty of enemies, while others are devoid of enemies, lacking exits, or too short to be full levels.
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