A basic level select which can be used to access general areas and certain special scenes, such as the title screen. Most of the entries use a naming convention of a letter followed by two numbers - for example, "F21". The letter indicates the type of the room, with "F" for stages, "R" for bonus rooms, "B" for stage bosses, and "P" for Unithorn lairs. World bosses (such as Dino-Mighty) are listed as stages. The first number indicates the world, and the second number indicates the level. Interestingly, there are no entries for World 3, and the third world in the game is given the number 4. In addition to all these, there are three other entries that seemingly do nothing: LAUNCHER, IGNITE, and LOADER.
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A few of the platforms in the background of the world 3 boss fight with Red-Brief J can be stood on via a moon jump cheat and are fully solid. Same with the lava waterfall which when touched will hurt you. It's also worth noting that the collision for the lava goes far beyond the stage geometry itself, even surpassing the skybox.
A fairly linear adventure game, with a lot of fun. This game is a very enjoyable experience, that sadly, doesn't last as long as it should. It took a while, but finally wario has his own 3D game. Luckily it is a great game.
This version of the Master Quest has two significant changes. The entire game has been mirrored, similarly to Twilight Princess for the Wii, making Link right-handed as well as flipping the entire overworld map and the dungeons.[3] In addition to the game being mirrored, all of the enemies and bosses will cause twice as much damage to Link, which also applies to the Master Quest's own Boss Challenge version.[4]
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