SMB3 Vs SMW

[Leo_A]

It's widely listed at cheat sites. It's right there in the cheats section for the SMW entry at GameFaqs for example.

It's a nice secret to know, that's for sure. Although I never take advantage of it, I usually just play through the entire game a couple times a year.

[buzz_n64]

It's widely listed at cheat sites. It's right there in the cheats section for the SMW entry at GameFaqs for example.

It's a nice secret to know, that's for sure. Although I never take advantage of it, I usually just play through the entire game a couple times a year.

Is there a code somewhere, even for game genie, for reopening the switch places?

[Leo_A]

Is there a code somewhere, even for game genie, for reopening the switch places?

Never heard of one and there certainly isn't any secret button presses programmed to allow it to happen. I doubt there are any Game Genie codes that accomplish it. If there are, they weren't ever in any Game Genie codebooks back in the day and I've never seen it posted online.

Any particularly reason you'd want to? They're pretty insignificant areas, much like Yoshi's House where the game starts up at. Pretty much just an initial room where you can get some coins with a hallway leading up to the switch.

[Jorpho]

Any particularly reason you'd want to? They're pretty insignificant areas, much like Yoshi's House where the game starts up at. Pretty much just an initial room where you can get some coins with a hallway leading up to the switch.

Some of them are kind of cool. Plus it's annoying that they're the only areas the game denies you the opportunity to revisit.

[Push Upstairs]

It's widely listed at cheat sites. It's right there in the cheats section for the SMW entry at GameFaqs for example.

Holding the L&R to get back into castles was listed in the "Mario Mania" book.

For those who have never heard of this tome, it is worth it for the (then) history of Mario along with maps & secrets for every single SMW level.