If you're asking how I glitched my way in, it involves pressing a direction on the overworld to start Mario's motion from one level to another, and simultaneously pressing Select to open the level list. (I even found out beating Morton's Plains counted as a 97th exit, and undid the "autumn" effect of getting 96.) Could someone do a more thorough rundown? Miles of SmashWiki 10:00, 8 June 2013 (EDT) I know for a fact that I've been able to glitch my way into the "Morton's Plains" level, the TEST level, and also bring up the No Yoshi signs at the beginnings of levels, so I know those at least are still there. Only posting in this section because the article currently fails to mention anything about the SNES version's unused levels being carried through. The only thing of near-trivia significance I've discovered from a very brief look is how they re-purposed level 108 (a level originally used to test slopes in vertical levels) to serve as the "Mario and Luigi flying around" intro level. However, it's probably unlikely that one would find anything notable other than the changes made to the levels (which doesn't really belong on this wiki, does it?). In case anyone is interested, I've documented SMA2's level format and, IIRC, dumped (what I believe to be) all the levels to raw binary files. IIRC, they're used when you collect all the coins in that subarea of Donut Plains 1 and possibly at a "you got all the exits or something" cutscene. However, a small piece of trivia is how they found a use for the previously unused flying animations of the birds at Yoshi's house. A quick search through the ROM in a tile editor showed no obvious signs of SMA2-specific unused graphics.
As such, 99% of the unused SMW graphics return in SMA2. Most of the graphics were copied ad verbatim. As such, I'll simply write them down here and let someone else figure out whether they should be kept. These things are of questionable interest.
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