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**Luigi, however, has a consistent New York accent.

*Although some ''Super Mario'' media supply voice acting for the [[Koopalings]] (namely the DiC cartoons), the ''CD-ROM Deluxe'' edition is the first game to have them voiced, as well as the only game to actually supply them with dialogue until the release of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]''. Later games starting with ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'' have the Koopalings voiced, although it is limited to roars and grunts.

*The ''CD-ROM Deluxe'' release features a non-standard CD-ROM logo, which unusually depicts a CD design only widely utilized by German manufacturer PolyGram ~~(as well as~~ its ~~subsidiary~~ plants in France, Germany, and the United States) from 1982 to the mid-1990s. This design is distinguished by the disc hub, which is fully-mirrored (appearing black in scans and the logo) apart from a laser-etched band along the circumference. Why this specific design was used instead of a more generic clear-hubbed disc is unknown.

*The ''CD-ROM Deluxe'' release features a non-standard CD-ROM logo, which unusually depicts a CD design only widely utilized by West German manufacturer PolyGram and its successor plants in France, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the United States from 1982 to the mid-1990s. This design is distinguished by the disc hub, which is fully mirrored (appearing black in scans and the logo) apart from a laser-etched band along the circumference. Why this specific design was used instead of a more generic clear-hubbed disc is unknown.

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 **Luigi, however, has a consistent New York accent.
 *Although some ''Super Mario'' media supply voice acting for the [[Koopalings]] (namely the DiC cartoons), the ''CD-ROM Deluxe'' edition is the first game to have them voiced, as well as the only game to actually supply them with dialogue until the release of ''[[Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam]]''. Later games starting with ''[[New Super Mario Bros. Wii]]'' have the Koopalings voiced, although it is limited to roars and grunts.
-*The ''CD-ROM Deluxe'' release features a non-standard CD-ROM logo, which unusually depicts a CD design only widely utilized by German manufacturer PolyGram (as well as its subsidiary plants in France, Germany, and the United States) from 1982 to the mid-1990s. This design is distinguished by the disc hub, which is fully-mirrored (appearing black in scans and the logo) apart from a laser-etched band along the circumference. Why this specific design was used instead of a more generic clear-hubbed disc is unknown.
+*The ''CD-ROM Deluxe'' release features a non-standard CD-ROM logo, which unusually depicts a CD design only widely utilized by West German manufacturer PolyGram and its successor plants in France, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the United States from 1982 to the mid-1990s. This design is distinguished by the disc hub, which is fully mirrored (appearing black in scans and the logo) apart from a laser-etched band along the circumference. Why this specific design was used instead of a more generic clear-hubbed disc is unknown.
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