Question???

[TDIRunner]

I've said before that Super Mario Bros. 2 is my favorite game of all time, and this will probably never change. 

But I have one question.  If throwing vegetables into Wart’s mouth is the only way to kill him, then why does he keep a machine in his palace that generates an infinite number of vegetables

These are the things that keep me up at night.

[Megatron]

I've said before that Super Mario Bros. 2 is my favorite game of all time, and this will probably never change. 

I know the feeling.  Knowing this keeps me up at night, too.

[Nintendoadvantage]

Halo 1, best thing for killing elites? Plasma Rifles, Elites carry? Plasma rifles. Different game, same lack of sleep.

[Megatron]

Halo 1, best thing for killing elites? Plasma Rifles, Elites carry? Plasma rifles. Different game, same lack of sleep.

I have the same concerns over Call of Duty.  What kills the enemy soldiers?  Guns.  What do the enemies carry?  FREAKING GUNS! 

[Nintendoadvantage]

Ha, yeah I guess the statement is a bit broad but it deffinitley sticks out to me. Also, how is Hotel Mario not your favorite?¿?¿

[wiggy]

I've said before that Super Mario Bros. 2 is my favorite game of all time, and this will probably never change. 

But I have one question.  If throwing vegetables into Wart’s mouth is the only way to kill him, then why does he keep a machine in his palace that generates an infinite number of vegetables

These are the things that keep me up at night.

Never mind the fact that a plumber (who is standing in for a short, rotund middle-eastern man) is in this room with a giant, menacing toad and is more than willing throw these veggies into said toad's mouth in order to thWart him

[ShaggyB]

I've said before that Super Mario Bros. 2 is my favorite game of all time, and this will probably never change. 

But I have one question.  If throwing vegetables into Wart’s mouth is the only way to kill him, then why does he keep a machine in his palace that generates an infinite number of vegetables

These are the things that keep me up at night.

Never mind the fact that a plumber (who is standing in for a short, rotund middle-eastern man) is in this room with a giant, menacing toad and is more than willing throw these veggies into said toad's mouth in order to thWart him

Its ok, hes dreaming it all anyway. So technically the plumbers dream is keeping the OP from sleeping and possibly dreaming something too.

[palmer6strings]

This is considering the Super Mario Brothers 2 is not actually Super Mario Brothers 2. It's an entirely different game in Japan. They actually took the game Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic, and changed the main characters sprites and a few other things and slapped a Mario label on it.

So in all actuality, Mario dreams of identity theft.

[TDIRunner]

This is considering the Super Mario Brothers 2 is not actually Super Mario Brothers 2. It's an entirely different game in Japan. They actually took the game Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic, and changed the main characters sprites and a few other things and slapped a Mario label on it.

So in all actuality, Mario dreams of identity theft.

I think most of us know the whole story behind SMB2.  But to me it doesn't matter.  It's still a great game and still my favorite.  Besides, my question was more a a joke than anything.

[Arseen]

Its ok, hes dreaming it all anyway. So technically the plumbers dream is keeping the OP from sleeping and possibly dreaming something too.

Exactly.

As this Mario's dream, so of course he dreams some means of defeating the enemy.

 

[palmer6strings]

I think most of us know the whole story behind SMB2.  But to me it doesn't matter.  It's still a great game and still my favorite.  Besides, my question was more a a joke than anything.

As was I lol.

[Seraph Man]

This is considering the Super Mario Brothers 2 is not actually Super Mario Brothers 2. It's an entirely different game in Japan. They actually took the game Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic, and changed the main characters sprites and a few other things and slapped a Mario label on it.

So in all actuality, Mario dreams of identity theft.

Nah, it's a dream. It's like watching Ghostbusters, then going to sleep and dreaming of busting ghosts yourself. It's not identity theft then. It's simple fantasy.

[Nintendoadvantage]

This is considering the Super Mario Brothers 2 is not actually Super Mario Brothers 2. It's an entirely different game in Japan. They actually took the game Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic, and changed the main characters sprites and a few other things and slapped a Mario label on it.

So in all actuality, Mario dreams of identity theft.

Nah, it's a dream. It's like watching Ghostbusters, then going to sleep and dreaming of busting ghosts yourself. It's not identity theft then. It's simple fantasy.

So Mario is dreaming of playing Doki Doki Panic? Now it all makes sense.