Super Mario Bros and the Super Mario All-Stars remake) usually add a block above the ending pipe to prevent this from happening. Usually, this is enough to prevent you from getting trapped however, if you do this at the end of one of the underwater stages (2-2, 7-2, or the optional underwater section of 6-2), you'll get pushed forward to the edge of the screen and be unable to escape. If Mario ends up inside a block (usually as a result of sliding, jumping, or swimming from a crouched position while Super), the game will push you to the right until you're outside the wall.Any unfortunate player who attempts to take the ceiling route in a castle level will find that they cannot run past Bowser - the screen simply stops scrolling there, and the Ratchet Scrolling prevents them from going back. In World 1-2, players are taught that jumping onto the ceiling and running past the exit takes them to a hidden Warp Zone.Mario should Wall Jump into a small space to collect it.Unwinnable situations in the Super Mario Bros. Star Coin 3 - Mario can take either the high road or the low road to reach the final Star Coin.Star Coin 2 - Mario should take the low road and smash the blocks.Star Coin 1 - After traveling through a bit of the level, the first Star Coin is located on a block of ice.
Soon after the final Star Coin is the pole. After getting past the Snailicorns, Mario should Wall Jump up a wall to get the final Star Coin. Mario should slide and duck into the low road and destroy some blocks containing the second Star Coin. The low road contains more enemies in a smaller space, but contains the other Star Coins. Mario should hit a block containing a vine to take the high road, or he can just keep going to take the low road. Soon, the area will divide into a high and low road. The first Star Coin is located on the top of a block of ice about a third into the level.
This level is filled with slippery ice and many Snailicorns.
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