Mario World Incredible Secret!

[dmiller]

This game was one of the best I've ever played in my entire life. Such a classic and so nostalgic.

[wearethebomb]

A standard level in Super Mario World can either be yellow or red. If it’s red, that means it has another secret exit!

[AndresAU]

I found out about this after beating the game for the first time. During the credits it shows all the enemies from the game, and when it got to Torpedo Ted, I'm like, "When the hell did I see Torpedo Ted?" Lol. I love the sheer amount of secrets in this game.

[kylesmith]

I remember visiting a golf resort, and in their lobby they had a big screen tv with SNES and Mario World. They were missing Soda Lake on the active file, and I 96'd it to the applause of the entire lobby staff. Honestly, it's an awesome memory.

[GregHuffman]

thats the hardest secret exit. I never used Yoshi to get, i always used the cape with the pull up technique. My favorite part of Mario World is the world map... i LOVE how it interconnects in so many different ways. Im glad Mario Wonder went back to unique and open world map

[umokwhy]

Holy fuck I've been playing this thing since the 90s and I never knew

[springcougar]

My twin brother and I would play this for hours. We retired the snes to my grandparents house as we got older but we still put the hours in everytine we visited. We were there every week! We're 36 now and still play it occasionally on our faded snes!

[fzBear]

Wait a minute... I've never used Yoshi before I only flew there with a feather!

[davidc]

I'm so blessed to have had a subscription for Nintendo Power in the 90's. These were valuable secrets learned nearly 30 years ago. God I'm old!

[ricardohuff]

This gane never gets old, it aged so well Mario 3 as well and all stars too.

[Y-two-K]

Super Mario World is one of the most magical games I've ever played, in no small part due to the abundance of secrets.

[CesarMan]

This is the first time I haven't heard him scream "oh my god" and it feels weird

[kutulukutu]

It's a lot tastier without Yoshi and only using the cape. Pulling up after that final dive and landing behind the first gate makes all the girls happy.

[TwinFlyDSW]

Fully completing that game back in the day was an achievement. A brilliant introduction to the 16bit Nintendo era.

[AndrewKidd]

I miss it. When I was a kid. Idk how but I remember uncovering before YouTube all that. Special world, star world, chocolate world all the super special secrets I just found being intuitive. It was amazing on GBA

[TimelessWorldOfGaming]

This was my favorite thing about Super Mario World. Finding these secrets as a 4-year-old kid was so exciting. Between me and my older brother we unlocked all these secret paths throughout the game. Good times.

[matthewbertrand]

for those who are unaware, the number displayed on your save file is the number of exits you've found in the game. this is one of the more well-hidden secrets this game has to offer, so a lot of you just saw that counter increase by discovering Soda Lake, i'm sure. but if the counter isn't at 96, you still have more hunting to do!

[bungle]

I remember being so proud as a kid that I completed all 97 levels of that game, which was all the secret ones. I LOVED that game.

[cradyx]

If you pull out the instruction manual it will instruct you that red levels have multiple exits, it's crazy how reading the instructions can teach you how the game works.

[seannapier]

Imaginative and dreamlike is how I would describe the 90s to early 2000s generation of games.