Super Mario 64 ( iQue Prototypes, 64DD Version)

Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island ( Prototypes).

Super Mario World ( Localization Prototype) The background features larger Mini Mario heads than the final, and displays all the score calculations in real time, rather than at the end of the level. In the demo, the cards are placed inside a grey-blue panel and the timer and block count are below the panel. The game screen was also redesigned between the time of the demo and the final release. The design is similar, but only has one tree layer and a sky with no visible horizon.

Mushroom Mayhem is called Mushroom Kingdom in this demo, and features a different background. The top screen only features the name of the Floor in a rather plain black bubble, and has no life counter or spots for the collected cards. In the demo, the level buttons are placed in a separate blue panel that doesn't fill up the bottom screen, with the background showing through behind it. The interface for the level select screen was completely redesigned between the time of the demo and the final release. The top screen is identical to what is seen in the final version, except the transparent pixels in the Mini Mario sprites are blue, instead of black. The bottom also makes no reference to using the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. The Mini-Mario heads are arranged in a small cluster rather than a column, and the text is displayed below the button in a standard font rather than being part of the button graphic. Besides the lack of other menu options (it is a demo, after all), the Main Game button is much different.

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