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→Differences: Added an audio note involving Stage 11 in VS.
(→Miscellaneous: Added some information relating to the game endings.) |
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*''Tetris Attack'' has victory and loss themes in VS. mode and 2-player mode, while in ''Panel de Pon'', the stage's "panic" theme continues to play even after the match ends. 2-player matches and losses in VS. mode play the same theme that plays at the end of stages in other modes, while victories in VS. mode use a completely new theme. | *''Tetris Attack'' has victory and loss themes in VS. mode and 2-player mode, while in ''Panel de Pon'', the stage's "panic" theme continues to play even after the match ends. 2-player matches and losses in VS. mode play the same theme that plays at the end of stages in other modes, while victories in VS. mode use a completely new theme. | ||
*''Panel de Pon'' has three Game Over themes, which are music box renditions of Lip's, Windy's, and Elias' themes (the tutorial theme, Lakitu's theme, and Froggy's theme in ''Tetris Attack''). ''Tetris Attack'' replaces all of them with a music box rendition of Yoshi's theme. | *''Panel de Pon'' has three Game Over themes, which are music box renditions of Lip's, Windy's, and Elias' themes (the tutorial theme, Lakitu's theme, and Froggy's theme in ''Tetris Attack''). ''Tetris Attack'' replaces all of them with a music box rendition of Yoshi's theme. | ||
*Kamek's stage (Stage 11) uses the same background music as in Stages 9 and 10, instead of Sanatos' background music, which is moved to Bowser's stage (Stage 12). | |||
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