A level allows you to turn all bricks into coins.This creates a few ' Mook Maker equals 1-up factory' opportunities. Where once it would disappear when it hit an obstacle, it will now bounce back (and will damage the player), and has the 'each enemy hit by it gives more points until a certain point, after which each one gives you an extra life' mechanic. 2: The Game Boy Advance version changes the Turtle Shell behavior to be more like the classic Koopa Troopa shell. and The Lost Levels, though, you have to be very careful about how you use your Infinite 1-Ups, because the game features an unintentional form of No Fair Cheating where getting more than 128 lives at once makes the life counter overflow into negatives, giving you an instant Game Over as soon as you die. 3 and Super Mario World, where touching the goal while enemies are on the screen turns them into point-heavy coins). Super Mario Bros.: There's the infamous 'Koopa Shell Bounce' (where you corner a Koopa Shell on a stair and continuously jump on it, keeping it stuck there while you rack up points and lives until you jump off and land on the groundВ— The Lost Levels lets you do this at the very beginning of the game! note and you'll need every last one), the 'Koopa Shell Ricochet' (where you'll keep on earning lives from enemies a kicked Koopa Shell kills, as long as it doesn't stop or go off the screen, exploited heavily in areas where you can trap a shell in one screen between two blocks while Lakitu or another Mook Maker can keep feeding foes to the grinder), the 'Starman Rush'/'Demolition Mario' (essentially the same as the Koopa Shell Ricochet, except you use the power of a Starman instead of a shell to kill enemies), the 'Goomba Stomp Chain' (the Koopa Shell Bounce done on multiple enemies and usually with the assistance of Video Game Flight, again only stopping when you touch solid ground), and the 'End Point Exploit' (only applicable in Super Mario Bros.

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