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*The renders used to represent the game's official soundtracks in-game are of each soundtrack's Japanese cover art digitally pasted on top of a template of the same CD jewel case, rather than being simply an image of the cover art alone or a scan of the original CD packaging (in the case of ''Super Mario 64'' and ''Super Mario Galaxy'', as the ''Super Mario Sunshine'' soundtrack was never given a dedicated release before its inclusion in ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars''). | *The renders used to represent the game's official soundtracks in-game are of each soundtrack's Japanese cover art digitally pasted on top of a template of the same CD jewel case, rather than being simply an image of the cover art alone or a scan of the original CD packaging (in the case of ''Super Mario 64'' and ''Super Mario Galaxy'', as the ''Super Mario Sunshine'' soundtrack was never given a dedicated release before its inclusion in ''Super Mario 3D All-Stars''). | ||
*When a game is selected on the main menu, a unique {{wp|Iris shot|iris in}} is used when transitioning to the loading screen: ''Super Mario 64'' uses one shaped like a [[Power Star]], ''Super Mario Sunshine'' a [[Shine Sprite]], and ''Super Mario Galaxy'' a [[Grand Star]]. | *When a game is selected on the main menu, a unique {{wp|Iris shot|iris in}} is used when transitioning to the loading screen: ''Super Mario 64'' uses one shaped like a [[Power Star]], ''Super Mario Sunshine'' a [[Shine Sprite]], and ''Super Mario Galaxy'' a [[Grand Star]]. | ||
*''Super Mario 64'' is also not in widescreen nor in 1080p, and as a result, its the only game not in widescreen. | |||
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