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Accurately capturing the sprites of ''Super Mario World'' was difficult for the ''Wacky Worlds'' development team, since the CD-i had a different sprite-making style than that of the SNES.<ref name="Quebec_gamers"/> To create their characters, they actually pirated their designs from ''Super Mario World'',<ref name="Sidewalk_CDi"/> producing Mario, as well as several [[Koopa Troopa]] variations based on the ''Super Mario World'' sprites: Greek Koopa Troopas clad in tunics and laurel wreaths, knight Koopa Troopas with feathered helmets, blue Inuit Koopa Troopas in parkas, and dark vampire Koopa Troopas with capes and fangs. The development team also sprited an enemy of their own creation, a walrus drawn in a similar manner to the Koopa Troopas, with similar poses and a turning animation. | Accurately capturing the sprites of ''Super Mario World'' was difficult for the ''Super Mario's Wacky Worlds'' development team, since the CD-i had a different sprite-making style than that of the SNES.<ref name="Quebec_gamers"/> To create their characters, they actually pirated their designs from ''Super Mario World'',<ref name="Sidewalk_CDi"/> producing Mario, as well as several [[Koopa Troopa]] variations based on the ''Super Mario World'' sprites: Greek Koopa Troopas clad in tunics and laurel wreaths, knight Koopa Troopas with feathered helmets, blue Inuit Koopa Troopas in parkas, and dark vampire Koopa Troopas with capes and fangs. The development team also sprited an enemy of their own creation, a walrus drawn in a similar manner to the Koopa Troopas, with similar poses and a turning animation. | ||
The various backgrounds of the game were all hand-drawn by the development team<ref name="Quebec_gamers"/>; in fact, they were indeed based off of paper drawings.<ref name="Sidewalk_CDi"/> Of related note is that the game's levels are based on real-world [[Earth]] locations. | The various backgrounds of the game were all hand-drawn by the development team<ref name="Quebec_gamers"/>; in fact, they were indeed based off of paper drawings.<ref name="Sidewalk_CDi"/> Of related note is that the game's levels are based on real-world [[Earth]] locations. | ||