How do you unlock World 2 on Super Mario Bros?

Levels. World 2-1 is a normal desert level filled with multiple Pokeys and flying platforms. This is the only actual desert level with a blue sky. In order to unlock this level, you must unlock World 2 by beating World 1-Castle.

Where is the coins in World 2 2?

Right before the midway-point flag is a large column of quicksand. Stand on this and let it suck you down to a secret warp at the very bottom. Hit the P-switch here and wall-jump for coins.

How do you get all the stars in Super Mario Bros Wii?

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  1. To get Star 1, you have to beat the game.
  2. To get Star 2, you have to beat every normal level.
  3. To get Star 3, you have to get all (207) Star Coins from the first 8 worlds.
  4. To get Star 4, you have to get all (24) Star Coins in World 9.
  5. To get Star 5, you have find every secret goal and use every warp cannon.

Where is the second star coin in 2 2?

Star Coin 2: To get the second Star Coin, hit the brick block to the far left to make a vine appear. Climb the vine to reach a secret area with a platform. Collect all the coins along the way until you come across a POW Block. Grab the POW Block and use it to lower a hoard of coins as well as the Star Coin down.

Where is the first Star Coin in World 2?

Star Coin 1: The first Star Coin is floating above the pit from which the fifth Sand Geyser emerges. Mario and co. must wait for the geyser to emerge, then use it to jump up to the Star Coin. Star Coin 2: The second Star Coin is located underneath the platform with the second Piranha Plant.

How do you get the third Star Coin in World 1 2?

Following more geysers, the third Star Coin is obtainable by jumping on a red Paratroopa and throwing the shell, or by using a Propeller Mushroom. After this, there are more geysers, more Koopa Paratroopas, and a second Boomerang Bro that is guarding the flagpole.

Why is Super Mario Bros. 2 so weird?

The game released in Japan as Super Mario Bros. 2 was a totally different game, a set of super-difficult new levels built with the original game’s engine and graphics. That title wasn’t released outside Japan. Instead, Nintendo used Doki Doki Panic, swapping the game’s characters out for the Mario cast.