The team couldn’t update level data without the help of one of their four programmers, which meant they could only experiment with level designs twice per day: once in the morning and once in the afternoon. When I look back, I wonder if we could have done some things differently here and there.”
“Then again, looking at Mario 3 the game has sort of a cutesy aspect to it, I suppose. “Looking at the drawings, does have sort of a ‘cute’ appearance, but I feel we’ve always tried to maintain the heroic, admirable image that everyone’s looking for,” Eguchi said. But cute elements like the world map screen’s dancing hills with eyes had to be kept in check, Eguchi said, in order to make SMB3 appealing to as broad an audience as possible and resist the common opinion that Mario was solely for younger players.
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