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During the part where Mario changes how the castle looks, one of them is a shot of Bowser and Mr.

Bowser is so sad when he finds his 'childhood friend' missing.

Made hilarious at the end when Luigi receives Mr.

From part 3 of The Lost Gems: Bowser may be evil, but his childhood friend is.

Mario eating a mushroom from a salesman, who found the mushroom under the toilet may be gross, but Mario acting crazy is a classic.

Or to be more specific, Mario acting like Leopold Slikk.

Obama's Convienient Ramp Emporium is always a source of laughs whenever it appears.

Things get really crazy when Coconut Mall's music starts playing.

Any time a character sings A Whole New World note Mario, Yoshi, Swagmaster, Peach, and Fishy Boopkins have all sung it at some point and it was always Played for Laughs.

Later videos have some pretty funny captions if they are turned on.

The Running Gag of Bowser, Peach, and the banana from Peanut Butter Jelly Time having a fiesta to Cuban Pete.

Only SMG4 can make an NPC sprite from Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen be so hilarious.

Possibly even more-so in the Mario Swag short.

This gag was cranked up in Hunt for the Hero's Clothes, where Mario's clothes get stolen behind his back.

Let's just say this: any time Mario is naked.

Mario Reacts to Nintendo Memes subseries.

The SMG4 Movie: 10 Year Anniversary Special.

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See here for the funny moments from the Guards N' Retards series and here for funny scenes from the second channel, TheAwesomeMario. The War of the Fat Italians series now has its own page.

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With that 2TB Nintendo leak revealing such things as Pokemon protos and entire console source codes (and those few gigs were apparently only the tip of the ice berg), who knows what may pop up in the months and years to come.The image that put SMG4 on the map.Unsurprisingly, SMG4's videos are full of opportunities for laughter. I sure think of them that way these days.' You'd think the Japanese would be first and furthest in everything.

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I remember that the in-house designers at Nintendo in Japan had older versions of the software and we were restricted to sending them only saved-back versions of what we were sharing, so they could open the files.

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Of course today you'd just send the file to a color printer or, more likely, make a PDF and share it on a screen.įunny though.

In the end, we'd have black presentation boards with the hand-assembled comps, looking somewhat realistic as if they had been printed. It was used exclusively for production, and the monitor was black and white, so making up a design presentation meant that any 'photos' would be represented by marker drawings, colors would be created with Pantone color papers and cut and pasted in place, and for type it would be set by the typesetter or hand drawn so that camera-ready art could be supplied to the place that converted it into color rubdowns. In those days we had just one computer in the office (aside from accounting and admin). Then we'd meet up and share our ideas, and decide which ones to flesh out and comp up for the first client presentation. 'In those days the way we usually approached new packaging design, especially for a big client like Nintendo, was that individual designers would separately start sketching our concept ideas (really rough, Sharpie pen or pencil and markers on tracing paper). In The Unofficial SNES/Super Famicom: A Visual Compendium, Girvin's Kevin Henderson said the following: Girvin, a Seattle based brand agency, are the ones who did the SNES packaging designs for Nintendo of America. I doubt any such digital files from Nintendo actually exist anymore.