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| | Doki Doki Panic |
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http://www.fastload.org/do/Doki_Doki_Panic.html
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| | Doki Doki Panic @ Progressive Boink |
| | A few sources say that Doki Doki Panic was originally set to be a Mario game, but Nintendo decided to release it in Japan first with totally different characters and plot, to see how the public would respond to it. | | | On the other hand, Doki Doki Panic makes up for this with the absence of something else that's exclusive to Mario games. | | | Selecting a player is a bit different in Doki Doki Panic. |
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http://www.progressiveboink.com/archive/dokidokipanic.html
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| | Super Mario Bros. 2 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In Doki Doki Panic, one must beat the entire game once with each character (four times, that is) to view the ending. | | | In Doki Doki Panic, cherries, grass, vines, POW blocks, bomb fuses, spikes, seas, and crystal balls are not animated. | | | In the manual that comes with the original NES cartridge for Super Mario Bros. 2, Phanto (the head that chases the player's character around when he or she has a key) looks a little different. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Mario_Brothers_2
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| | Nerd Paradise ~ The Story Behind Super Mario Bros. 2 |
| | Doki Doki Panic was taken and re-formatted into a Mario game. | | | In 1987, a Japanese game called Doki Doki Panic was released for the NES. | | | Such a game would not of been sent over to the US except for the few who may of imported it except for the fact Nintendo of America wanted a new game for the 1988 Christmas rush. |
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http://www.nerdparadise.com/index.php?date=20030606
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| | Classic Video Game-Super Mario Bros 2 - 1980s |
| | The game was originally a Japanese game named Dream Factory: Doki Doki Panic. | | | When the real Super Mario Bros 2 was deemed too difficult for an American audience, Dream Factory: Doki Doki Panic was modified to include characters and some instances from the Super Mario game. |
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http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art11570.asp
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| | YourArt.com >> Encyclopedia >> Birdo |
| | Birdo first appeared in the Japanese game Doki Doki Panic as a minor boss appearing at the end of many of the levels. | | | While Nintendo has never made the exact nature of Birdo clear, it appears to be both a particular character and a species of enemy, just as Yoshi from Super Mario World can refer either to a class of video game dinosaurs or a particular one. | | | Birdo is most frequently depicted as pink, though red, green, blue, yellow, orange, and gray Birdos are also seen in Super Mario Bros. 2 and other games (though gray Birdos, due to having the same form of attacking as greens, are changed to green in remakes). |
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http://www.yourart.com/research/encyclopedia.cgi?subject=/Birdo
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| | Super Mario 128 Central - SNES Review: Super Mario All-Stars |
| | The gameplay is the same as the original games, but it was just fun to play it in all one cart. | | | This game was originally SMB2 in Japan, but for some strange reason it was never released in the US, and instead, the Japanese game "Doki Doki Panic" was ported to the US and replaced characters with Mario people. | | | It had: SMB original, SMB2, SMB2 Lost Levels (this was the original SMB2 in Japan, in the US, SMB2 was a copy of the Japanese game "Doki Doki Panic"), and SMB3. |
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http://www.sm128c.com/reviews.php?sys=snes&game=smas&num=02
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| | Super Mario 2 Review |
| | This version of the game was a remake of Doki Doki, that is why the story seems really strange for a Mario game. | | | Thank you Nintendo, because Doki Doki Panic/SMB2 is a great game! | | | So instead they took another Japanese game, Doki Doki Panic, threw Mario and the gang into it and called it Super Mario Bros 2. |
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http://www.gamingbargains.com/reviews/B00004SVV8.html
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| | 64SCENER |
| | The game was originally made and released by Fuji, but they had to give up most of the rights for the game when they wanted to release it for Nintendo's Famicom Disk System add-on, so it wasn't hard at all for Nintendo to get the game on their hands. | | | However it includes a feature the original surely lacked, which saving the game at any point (stage), something the old Doki Doki Panic also had since it was a disk based game, but cartridge saves wasn't common around 1988 when Super Mario Bros 2 was released in America. | | | But when America was about to get their SMB2 game, Nintendo of America felt that the Japanese SMB2 was too similar to the first game released, and they felt that gamers wanted something different for this 2nd installment of Super Mario Bros. |
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http://n64.icequake.net/mirror/64scener.parodius.com/gbarv001.htm
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| | TMK Super Mario Bros. 2 Madness |
| | According to DDP's intro, the plot goes something like this: Two kids were reading a book, when a big green hand popped out and yanked them into the book. | | | Coupled with the Mario lookalike "Papa" character, it seems as if DDP was planned to be converted into a Mario game from the start... | | | When Nintendo decided to release a Super Mario Bros. 2 in the USA, they took a Japanese game called Dream Factory: Doki Doki Panic, changed some sprites, and they had a new Mario game in record time. |
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http://www.themushroomkingdom.net/smb2_madness.shtml
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| | Gamerhelp - Video Game FAQs, Tested Cheat Codes, Gaming Community and more |
| | Doki Doki Panic -=-=- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Have you ever thought about Mario 2 compared to all the other Mario games and wondered why it was so different? | | | When it came time to release Mario 2 in USA, Nintendo decided that Super Mario 2 (Japan) was too hard of a game for American video game players, and never released Super Mario 2 (Japan) in America. | | | You may have noticed that Mario 2 isn't like all the other "run, jump, and stomp" Mario games. |
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http://www.gamerhelp.com/nes/SuperMarioBrothers2/100420.shtml
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| | NESWORLD.COM DEDICATED TO NINTENDO FANS |
| | Doki Doki Panic became quite a success in Japan and Shigeru Miyamoto must've liked what he saw in the game. | | | The story takes place inside a book and the game is not completed until all 4 main characters have completed all stages. | | | The most likely reason why the original Super Mario Bros 2 game wasn't released outside Japan was probably because of the very high difficulty level. |
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http://www.nesworld.com/famidisk.htm
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| | The game started it's life in Japan as a game called Doki Doki Panic on the Famicom (NES). | | | The original SMB2 was released as part of a SNES compilation Mario Allstars as "The Lost Levels", and as "Super Mario Bros. For Super Players" as a bonus game in Super Mario Bros. DX for the GBC. | | | Nintendo felt the game was too challenging for American gamers. |
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http://www.nintendojo.com/previews/GBA/view_plain_item.php?981392400
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| | TMK Super Mario Bros. 2 Madness From Doki Doki Panic to SMB2 |
| | Doki Doki Panic's intro sequence is this: Two kids are reading a book, when a big green hand pops out and yanks them into the book. | | | In Doki Doki Panic, you choose your character at the start of the game and play all the way through with him/her, saving after you defeat a boss. | | | Phanto does not move when you pick up a key, but he magically appears later to chase you around. |
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http://www.themushroomkingdom.net/smb2_ddp.shtml
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| | VideoGames.co.nz - NZ's Ultimate Gaming Source - VGNZ.com |
| | The main theories on why the game wasn’t released outside of Japan are that a- The game is too simular to the first game and b- the game is too hard for American gamers. | | | Nintendo actually did develop their own Super Mario Bros 2 game but it was only released in Japan whilst the US and PAL versions of the game were actually Doki Doki but with a few tweaks and edited art. | | | There’s a good reason for this though, the game was actually originally released in Japan in 1987 as Doki Doki Panic by Fugi. |
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http://www.videogames.co.nz/showfeature.php?id=78
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| | Free NES Super Mario Bros. 2 Game |
| | Super Mario Bros. 2 is a terrific game, but it doesn't have the style of Mario platform gaming. | | | Ouch, this game wasn't planned to become Mario 2, but the original Mario 2 (Later appeared as Mario: the lost levels) was too hard for the USA, so they took an old game (Doki Doki Panic)that surely never see the daylight in the USA, and turned that one into Mario 2. | | | When I first got my hands on this game, I thought it was just plain wierd. |
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http://www.nesfiles.com/NES/Super_Mario_Bros_2/Super_Mario_Bros_2.asp
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| | GameSpy.com - Gaming's Homepage |
| | Well, maybe not, but here goes: Doki Doki Panic was a game developed by Nintendo in conjunction with Fuji TV, the then-largest TV network in Japan, as part of a promotion called "Yume Kojo" ("Dream Factory," which is often mistaken for the game's title) and released for the Disk System in 1987. | | | The story of its genesis is almost as interesting as the game itself. | | | I guess you could say that the gameplay really hits the spot, so to speak. |
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http://archive.gamespy.com/articles/july03/famicom/index23.shtml
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| | X-Entertainment - Super Mario Bros. 2 Villains Character Guide |
| | I've never played the original Doki Doki Panic, but we owe a great deal of thanks to its creators for setting up the template for one of the most popular, defining entries into our own world of gaming. | | | Since these enemy characters were really made for the Doki Doki Panic game, they seemed real out of place in the Mario Universe. | | | The fact that you could pick any one of four characters just made it seem that much more complete - factor in that collecting coins gained you chances in a bonus round slot machine, and you had one hell of a game on your hands. |
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http://x-entertainment.com/articles/0718
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| | Nintendo Player :: Extra Lives |
| | The converted Doki Doki Panic game was also | | | I never knew the name of the original game, or that it was purchased from a different company, but since you are quoting from three different sources, I wouldn't doubt the name was Dream Factory: Doki Doki Panic. | | | So they took a game called "Doki Doki Panic" and made a few |
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http://www.nesplayer.com/pranks/dokidoki.htm
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| | Super Mario Bros. 2 |
| | The gameplay and level design are taken from a Japanese game called Doki Doki Panic which featured middle eastern characters. | | | Originally a Japanese game called Doki Doki Panic (translated loosely to Dream Factory) with Indian characters | | | Allowed Bros. to go backwards in the levels for the first time |
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http://www.smbhq.com/smb2.htm
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| | Does Doki Doki Panic exist in material form anywhere? - AtariAge Forums |
| | By the way, the Dreamcast NES emulator plays a mean game of Doki Doki as well as other FDS games. | | | RockNES is a pretty solid emulator for the Mac, I enjoyed playing Doki just because SMB2 was my favorite NES Mario game and you have to go back to your roots sometimes | | | If you're into DC emu's it's worthwhile checking out at least to play it on the tv with a gamepad (if your pc doesn't have a tv-out). |
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http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=30785
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| | Super Mario Mysteries - Cases |
| | The characters began in the Japanese game Doki Doki Panic. | | | As the games went on Bowser began creating more "new" enemies (pokey, spark, ninji) to thwart Mario, but since Mario already had expirence fighting these characters in his dream, he was well prepared. | | | In Super Mario Bros. 3, the SMB 2 character Bob-omb appeared in the game even though you thought they were part of Mario's Dreams. |
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http://www.smbhq.com/mysteries/cases/case1.htm
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| | NES Player - Doki Doki Panic: Special Feature |
| | Doki Doki Panic, developed by company called Fuji TV, is a marvelous gem of a video game originally made for Nintendo's Famicom Disk Add-on in 1987. | | | Doki Doki had the makings of being a full-fledged classic: unique physics that depended on the choosen character, bizarre enemies and locales, and some very, VERY fun game-play. | | | Everyone in Japan knew how much fame and rave the the game was generating, including the almighty Nintendo. |
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http://www.nesplayer.com/features/doki/doki.htm
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| | Moeru Nintendoki doki PANIC! - Ferrago News Portal |
| | This patch for the Half Life mod Zombie Panic will upgrade the game from v0.93 to v0.94, fixing a few bugs and adding some new maps. | | | This patch to the Zombie Panic mod for Half-Life updates a few maps and weapons, and gives zombies a healthy green glow when viewed through zombie vision. | | | This full client for the Zombie Panic mod v0.93 also includes the Windows and Linux server files. |
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http://www.ferrago.com/portal/cluster/75936
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| | SMB2/Dokie Dokie - AtariAge Forums |
| | The Short Answer: There are many graphical changes, some better animation in SMB2, DDP doesn't have characters "get small" (They decided this was a Mario hallmark I guess, and added it in), and DDP has a whole intro movie. | | | Aside from the addition of Clawgrip, all the levels are apparently the same, as is the gameplay (except in DDP, it doesn't seem like you can change characters between levels) | | | There isnt anything different about the games except the main cast of heros is replaced by Mario sprites, you should try playing the real SMB2 (japan) |
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http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=41856
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| | Gamehelper |
| | So, they took an existing game (Doki Doki Panic) and changed the characters to Mario characters. | | | That explains why the gameplay is radically different and why traditional enemies like goombas and koopas don’t make an appearance. | | | The story goes like this: Japanese developers thought the original SMB2 would be too difficult for Americans. |
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http://www.gamehelper.com/news/263.htm
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| | SMB 2 review...or something more? |
| | As it goes, this game is the U.S. translation of the Japanese game Doki Doki Panic, but with Mario characters thrown in. | | | I guess Nintendo did this because they wanted to milk the Mario title for all it was worth, so they just picked a Japanese game and released it as SMB 2. | | | Almost everything in this game is the same as Doki Doki Panic, from the backgrounds to the landscape. |
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http://www.nescave.8m.com/SMB2.html
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| | Doki Doki Panic |
| | When I played Doki Doki Panic, I noticed a few differences, including the characters being different and a few of the items having been changed. | | | What most people don't know was that our Super Mario Bros. 2 game was based on the Japanese cart "Doki Doki Panic". | | | Doki Doki Panic was a big hit in Asia. |
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http://osg.myrmid.com/features/doki.htm
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| | Reviews |
| | Yeah, it's a copy of Doki Doki Panic, but this is probably the most magical Mairo game ever made! | | | Description: The follow-up to the hugely popular Super Mario Bros., SMB2 s actually just a copy of another Japanese game, Doki Doki Panic. | | | The range of characters to select is pretty cool; I mean what other platform game gives you the choice of ability to use (strength, flight, wobbly idiot jump)? |
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http://www.smbhq.com/rsmb2.htm
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| | Re: Zooie's Shy Guy Icon Support Thread: Pyro Guy! - Power On - Nintendo NSider Forums |
| | Sometimes I wish Doki Doki Panic never became a Mario game, but then there wouldn’t be Shy Guys in Mario games if that happened. | | | It didn’t seem like these enemies were going to go anywhere, but eventually they truly became part of the Mario world. | | | Instead of making Super Mario Bros. 2 easier, Nintendo of America took the Japanese game, Dream Factory: Doki Doki Panic and put Mario characters into it. |
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http://forums.nintendo.com/nintendo/board/message?board.id=np_po&message.id=11528031
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| | Half-Life 2 Files - Half-Life 2 SP Doki Doki Panic (1.0) Info |
| | Doki Doki Panic was what Super Mario 2 was in Japan (It was the same game, but with different characters. | | | "Doki Doki" means "fast heart beat" in Japanese. | | | Why is it named after the NES game Doki Doki Panic? |
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http://halflife2.filefront.com/file/HalfLife_2_SP_Doki_Doki_Panic;36827
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| | Comments for: werd - ja.zz |
| | The Japanese game was called Doki Doki Panic, I think. | | | #203, The Japanese game was called Doki Doki Panic, I think. | | | And the Mario 2 that Nintendo had was what later became The Lost Levels in Japan and then the US. |
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http://www.shacknews.com/ja.zz?id=420409
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| | N-Sider.com |
| | Nintendo took its Doki Doki Panic title, gave the game a more familiar look, and opted to release it as Super Mario Bros 2 in the USA, and completely forewent releasing the Japanese Super Mario Bros 2 anywhere outside of Japan. | | | At the same time, the real Japan-only Super Mario 2 resembled an expansion pack to Super Mario Bros. with the same level tiles only arranged in different layouts, and with the ability to play as Mario or Luigi. | | | Ironically, this ended up being the Mario game that sent its US popularity through the roof. |
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http://www.n-sider.com/articleview.php?articleid=116
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| | The Warp Zone |
| | As Johan had mentioned to me, this game has MANY elements from Doki Doki Panic still implemented in it. | | | This game also has several interesting graphical differences. | | | Instead of potions, the lamps from Doki Doki panic are still implemented in this version of the game. |
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http://www.planetnintendo.com/thewarpzone/x407.html
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| | Perhaps some sort of patent that is placed on all video games had ran out for the Doki Doki Panic game when SMB3 rolled around and he used Bob-Ombs in it. | | | Myamoto borrowed Bob-Ombs and Shy Guys from this game to put into many games. | | | It was based around an Arabic family who got trapped in a book. |
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http://www.100megsfree.com/mbgold/unknown/smb2w.html
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| | Q: I thought the game that SMB2a was hacked from was called "Dream Factory". | | | A: If you made an alteration of a game called "Throbbing Panic" would YOU give out the real name in publicity material? | | | I tend to think because of the difficulty level and lack of anything that was really NEW in SMB2j, Nintendo of America had a throbbing panic on their hands. |
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http://invaders.mars-attacks.org/~boklm/pub/games/doki_doki_panic.txt
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| | Super Mario Brothers 2 |
| | The reason that the American version of Super Mario Brothers 2 is so unusual is that it made by making small changes to a Japanese game called " Doki Doki Panic: Yume Kôjô " (a loose translation is "Heart Thumping Dream Factory"). | | | The American version of Super Mario Brothers was made by remaking the Japanese game Factory: Doki Doki Panic.' | | | Although Doki Doki Panic was set in a storybook and had an theme completely unrelated to Mario it was to use Mario sprites and music. |
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http://www.freeglossary.com/Super_Mario_Bros._USA
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| | Doki Doki Panic |
| | In DDP, you need to go through the game once as EACH CHARACTER, and you can't switch to a different character halfway to finish the game. | | | In SMB2, you only need to go through the game once and you get the ending. | | | Some graphics are different too, but that's not the focus of this page (yet). |
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http://niftyhacks.zophar.net/ddp
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| | The strange truth behind Super Mario Bros. 2 |
| | The US version of SMB2 was actually a rehash of a Famicom game called Doki Doki Panic. | | | Just go get a rom and play it yourself :P | | | I have played Doki Doki panic, the title screen music is the final boss music of the mario 2 version. |
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http://digg.com/gaming/The_strange_truth_behind_Super_Mario_Bros._2
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| | TMK Reference Errata |
| | As you may or may not know, Nintendo took a Japanese game called Doki Doki Panic, plugged in four Mario characters, and released it in North America as Super Mario Bros. 2. | | | It has been so long since our last adventure." Unless they were trying to emulate Yoshi's broken English from the cartoon series, the first | | | Doki Doki Panic had a big Heart instead of a Mushroom. |
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http://www.themushroomkingdom.net/errata.shtml
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| | Smb2 |
| | They took a game that they and Fuji Tv had produced called Dream Factory: Doki Doki Panic for the Famicom Disk System. | | | When Nintendo had released the japanese Super Mario Bros 2, Nintendo of America didn´t thought that the game was good enough for the western market because it was almost identical to Super Mario Bros 1. | | | Nintendo bought the game from Fuji TV and made a few changes and viola, Super Mario Bros 2 (or Super Mario USA as Nintendo of Japan named it)! |
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http://www.nintendoland.com/funfacts/smb2doki.htm
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| | GAF - Review - Super Mario Bros. 2 (Nintendo Entertainment System) |
| | Nintendo didn't think the West was ready for a challenging game, so they gave Doki Doki Panic a Mario theme and released it as Super Mario Brothers 2 in the US. | | | Well, that's because Super Mario Brothers 2 started life as an entirely different game, Doki Doki Panic. | | | Some fans of the original Mario Brothers turn their noses up at this point, but frankly, I think we got the better deal. |
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http://www.gamesarefun.com/gamesdb/review.php?reviewid=44
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| | The Escapist - Exploitation of Icons |
| | Rather than release the game in a tried platform, with new stars and a new theme - the way the game was originally conceived - Nintendo proclaimed Doki Doki Panic the sequel to the beloved originator, Super Mario Brothers. | | | After a few character swaps, suddenly the game featured everyone's favorite Italian plumber! | | | You see, Mario was not supposed to be in it. |
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http://www.escapistmagazine.com/issue/8/25
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| | When the Japanese version of Super Mario Bros 2 was axed by Nintendo for release in the US, they sought out a funky little game by the name of Doki Doki Panic (Dream Factory), slapped Mario in the lead, and viola! | | | The GBA update of this classic also throws some new twists into the formula...gigantisized enemies, huge veggies and POW blocks, new bosses, and character speech (which I'll get into later). | | | It's this same game that makes up the meat of Super Mario Advance. |
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http://www.dmgice.com/reviews/smagbarev2.txt
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| | Hitchhiker's Guide to Video Games |
| | A remake of a japanese game, Doki Doki Panic. | | | Outside of Japan, this is the second game in the SMB series. | | | This page is not sponsored by any of said companies, this is a 100% unoffial webpage. |
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http://www.gamehiker.com/game.php?id=26
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| | The Warp Zone |
| | The converted Doki Doki Panic game was also released in Japan, as Super Mario USA. | | | The game featured a few Arab people who were searching for their children, who were kidnapped by the evil Wart. | | | Super Mario Bros. 2 was originally a disk system game released for the Famicom Disk System, an add on for the Famicom. |
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http://www.planetnintendo.com/thewarpzone/smb2swap.html
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| | Capcom BBS - Japanese Counterpart Names |
| | Doki Doki Panic is the original game and it was made by Fuji TV. | | | It was released for the FDS and the only thing it was similar from Supermario Bros USA was the jumping sound. | | | My first language is spanish so my grammar may contain errors. |
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http://www.capcom.com/BBS/showthread.php?s=07d545cfefc5e395ec69c14dc3d6669e&postid=104034
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| | game girl advance: Moeru Nintendoki doki PANIC! |
| | Any links to weblogs that reference 'Moeru Nintendoki doki PANIC!' from game girl advance will be listed here. | | | Steve Bowler investigates Marvel claims of NC Soft copyright infringement. |
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http://www.gamegirladvance.com/archives/2004/11/30/moeru_nintendoki_doki_panic.html
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| | doki finden |
| | Doki Panic is a Japanese video game released for the Famicom Disk System about a family who plans to... | | | Doki espère emballer votre coeur avec ses mangas inédits en France... | | | Doki and her first litter, how it began. |
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http://find.suchnase.de/doki
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