Super Mario 5 - Revision history

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 This was a step down from the original but the gameplay worked decently enough.<br /><br />
-One thing I didn't mention before was a trick I used to get digital music. I recorded music from the SNES ''Super Mario All-Stars'' version of SMB3. I used Creative's VOC editing utility to make them loop seamlessly. The music sounded great in-game, though I had to use PC speaker for sound effects as a result.|Todd Cope,|'' YouTube comment, 2010 ''}}
+One thing I didn't mention before was a trick I used to get digital music. I recorded music from the SNES ''Super Mario All-Stars'' version of SMB3. I used Creative's VOC editing utility to make them loop seamlessly. The music sounded great in-game, though I had to use PC speaker for sound effects as a result.|Todd Cope,| ''YouTube comment, 2010'' }}
 == Links ==

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 == Background ==
-{Quote|This was an unofficial sequel to ''Super Mario World''. The game layout was based on ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', featuring the same kind of world maps and graphics that were blatant rip-offs. The game featured 8 worlds with completely original level designs and gameplay that was as close to the official ''Super Mario'' games as RSD Game Maker would allow me to make.<br /><br />
+{{Quote|This was an unofficial sequel to ''Super Mario World''. The game layout was based on ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', featuring the same kind of world maps and graphics that were blatant rip-offs. The game featured 8 worlds with completely original level designs and gameplay that was as close to the official ''Super Mario'' games as RSD Game Maker would allow me to make.<br /><br />
 The background music was ripped from the ''Super Mario All-Stars'' version of ''Super Mario 3''. I figured out a way to make looped VOC format audio files that I could use as background music in Game Maker. This forced me to use PC speaker for sound effects but I think the overall audio experience was pretty good considering the tools I was working with.|Todd Cope,|T3 History|, [http://t3-i.com t3-i.com]}}
-{Quote|The game didn't really resemble the original. Mario couldn't stomp enemies but he could get a fire flower.<br /><br />
+{{Quote|The game didn't really resemble the original. Mario couldn't stomp enemies but he could get a fire flower.<br /><br />
 This was a step down from the original but the gameplay worked decently enough.<br /><br />

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-A complete sequel to ''Super Mario World'' based mostly on ''Super Mario Bros. 3''.
+Todd Cope developed "A complete sequel to ''Super Mario World'' based mostly on ''Super Mario Bros. 3''."
-"The game didn't really resemble the original. Mario couldn't stomp enemies but he could get a fire flower.
+== Background ==
-"This was a step down from the original but the gameplay worked decently enough.
+{Quote|This was an unofficial sequel to ''Super Mario World''. The game layout was based on ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', featuring the same kind of world maps and graphics that were blatant rip-offs. The game featured 8 worlds with completely original level designs and gameplay that was as close to the official ''Super Mario'' games as RSD Game Maker would allow me to make.<br /><br />
-"One thing I didn't mention before was a trick I used to get digital music. I recorded music from the SNES ''Super Mario All-Stars'' version of SMB3. I used Creative's VOC editing utility to make them loop seamlessly. The music sounded great in-game, though I had to use PC speaker for sound effects as a result."
+The background music was ripped from the ''Super Mario All-Stars'' version of ''Super Mario 3''. I figured out a way to make looped VOC format audio files that I could use as background music in Game Maker. This forced me to use PC speaker for sound effects but I think the overall audio experience was pretty good considering the tools I was working with.|Todd Cope,|T3 History|, [http://t3-i.com t3-i.com]}}
-== Background ==
+{Quote|The game didn't really resemble the original. Mario couldn't stomp enemies but he could get a fire flower.<br /><br />
-{Quote|This was an unofficial sequel to ''Super Mario World''. The game layout was based on ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', featuring the same kind of world maps and graphics that were blatant rip-offs. The game featured 8 worlds with completely original level designs and gameplay that was as close to the official ''Super Mario'' games as RSD Game Maker would allow me to make.<br /><br />
+This was a step down from the original but the gameplay worked decently enough.<br /><br />
-The background music was ripped from the ''Super Mario All-Stars'' version of ''Super Mario 3''. I figured out a way to make looped VOC format audio files that I could use as background music in Game Maker. This forced me to use PC speaker for sound effects but I think the overall audio experience was pretty good considering the tools I was working with.|Todd Cope,|T3 History|, [http://t3-i.com t3-i.com]}}
+One thing I didn't mention before was a trick I used to get digital music. I recorded music from the SNES ''Super Mario All-Stars'' version of SMB3. I used Creative's VOC editing utility to make them loop seamlessly. The music sounded great in-game, though I had to use PC speaker for sound effects as a result.|Todd Cope,|'' YouTube comment, 2010 ''}}
 == Links ==

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-'''Author:''' [[T3 Software]]<br />
+'''Author:''' [[Todd Cope]]<br />
 '''Website:''' [http://www.t3-i.com/ T3 Software]<br />
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 "One thing I didn't mention before was a trick I used to get digital music. I recorded music from the SNES ''Super Mario All-Stars'' version of SMB3. I used Creative's VOC editing utility to make them loop seamlessly. The music sounded great in-game, though I had to use PC speaker for sound effects as a result."
-:This was an unofficial sequel to ''Super Mario World''. The game layout was based on ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', featuring the same kind of world maps and graphics that were blatant rip-offs. The game featured 8 worlds with completely original level designs and gameplay that was as close to the official ''Super Mario'' games as RSD Game Maker would allow me to make.
+== Background ==
-:The background music was ripped from the ''Super Mario All-Stars'' version of ''Super Mario 3''. I figured out a way to make looped VOC format audio files that I could use as background music in Game Maker. This forced me to use PC speaker for sound effects but I think the overall audio experience was pretty good considering the tools I was working with.
+{Quote|This was an unofficial sequel to ''Super Mario World''. The game layout was based on ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', featuring the same kind of world maps and graphics that were blatant rip-offs. The game featured 8 worlds with completely original level designs and gameplay that was as close to the official ''Super Mario'' games as RSD Game Maker would allow me to make.<br /><br />
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 [[Category: T3 Software]]
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 '''Website:''' [http://www.t3-i.com/ T3 Software]<br />
 '''Related games:''' ?
-}}A complete sequel to ''Super Mario World'' based mostly on ''Super Mario Bros. 3''.
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 "The game didn't really resemble the original. Mario couldn't stomp enemies but he could get a fire flower.

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 :The background music was ripped from the ''Super Mario All-Stars'' version of ''Super Mario 3''. I figured out a way to make looped VOC format audio files that I could use as background music in Game Maker. This forced me to use PC speaker for sound effects but I think the overall audio experience was pretty good considering the tools I was working with.
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