File:SMB Concept art Mario Riding a Cloud 02.png

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Description Concept art for Super Mario Bros. on the Famicom that features Mario riding a cloud in a sky level. A related piece shows that the cloud can shoot projectiles. The concept of a sky level was subsequently integrated into Super Mario Bros. 3 (1988) as Sky Land. The side-scrolling shooting level concept was adopted by Nintendo R&D1 in Super Mario Land (1989), but with the player piloting a plane called the Sky Pop instead of a cloud. Nintendo EAD proper eventually integrated this concept in full in Super Mario Maker (2015), but with the player controlling a Koopa Clown Car instead of a cloud.
Source Compiled by Ethan Johnson on Gaming Alexandria, who screenshotted the image from Nintendo's "Super Mario Bros. 30th Anniversary Special Interview" (2015)
Artist Nintendo EAD
Other version(s) Panel 01 and Panel 03
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current12:03, December 17, 2020Thumbnail for version as of 12:03, December 17, 20201,280 × 720 (348 KB)Nintendo101 (talk | contribs){{aboutfile |1=Concept art for ''Super Mario Bros.'' on the Famicom that features Mario riding a cloud in a sky level. A related piece shows that the cloud can shoot projectiles. The concept of a sky level was subsequently integrated into ''Super Mario Bros. 3'' (1988) as Sky Land. The side-scrolling shooting level concept was adopted by Nintendo R&D1 in ''Super Mario Land'' (1989), but with the player piloting a plane called the Sky Pop instead of a cloud. [[N...