Surprised there was no mention of chocolate island

Super Mario World is a real GEM. The hidden secret exits elevated it to becoming a masterpiece.

YES, Cheese Bridge's secret exit is definitely my favorite in the game! It's just genius!

6:20 I've never seen this and I'm a 90's kid

How to hand it to you.

I’m pretty sure that every kid back in the day with a supernintendo chalmers and one game; pretty much knew the starworld in and out. It’s the very reason why you can equip a child with a gun and let him fight gang/tribal wars for you.

Getting Sector Z’s medal was SO ANNOYING

On the level forest secret area, is there a way to get the one up mushrooms that are located beyond the goal post?

My preferred method of getting the secret exit in star road 5 without the blocks filled in is to get blue Yoshi and fly up with his wings while he’s holding a shell

I been having the star by my save file

13:45 you can hit the P switch WHILE the coins are moving, and then you have basically moving a moving staircase you are building while standing on them / following them. this is how I did it as a kid :)

Number 1 is also easy, you can fly and bounce Yoshi on the saws through the whole level. I can beat that level and sacrifice Yoshi to get to the alternative exit in ten seconds.

Number 8 you can use Yoshi to get to the alternative exit, eat the purple shelled koopa, you'll fly up there.

I had a Japanese import so I couldn't read the instructions that tell you that the red dot levels have secret exits - had to work it out for myself. And the Ghost houses haven them too but you can't see if they have a red dot because they are a house icon. Awesome.

Top 10? Get fucked with this clickbait shit. You need ALL exits found to complete the game.... or do you mean YOUR PERSONAL top 10 favourites? Either way, clickbait bullshit. Only an idiot would watch this.

Great video, awesome list 👍

I remember as kids, alot of my friends had a super nintendo and we all were hunting these secret exits. We spend hundrets of hours exploring every single level. After one of us found an exit, we all met in school the next day and told everyone we found another one. After school we immediately rush to our bikes and went to that friends home to show us where it is! Damn man, those were the days! The Internet kids today will never understand

I remember Train & Archives being the toughest ones for me. The Train part was super annoying because of the objectives with Nataya.

I'm surprised Egyptian didn't get mentioned. By the time I got to Aztec, my accuracy was on point, so I could pretty much 1-shot all enemies. So it wasn't the enemies that were an issue for me, and even though Jaws was tough, it didn't take me long to figure him out. Egyptian confused the hell out of me. I died several times before I figured out there was a floor puzzle, then I died many more times trying to figure out the floor puzzle. It was so satisfying to finally figure out the floor puzzle and get the Golden Gun. Baron Samedi was a cool boss too with his multiple lives. I love the ending too: James Bond walks off with the Golden Gun in hand, then Baron Samedi appears behind him, laughing maniacally.

Top secret is also good for free lives cause after u get yoshi its a 1 up as long as you have yoshi

Omg not having your gun out when you meet Janus is a hard lesson too

In top secret area you can get yoshi and then continuously go back in to get basically infinite one ups

I got this game for my birthday when I was little. It was horrible then and horrible now.

Beautiful oldskool mario never dies

I only just now realized Trevelyan's line in Cradle, "Finish the job, James--if you can." is probably a reference to the Arkangel chemical weapons facility scene in the film. When Trevelyan is 'captured', he insists, "Finish the job, James, blow it all to hell!"

Loved Super Mario World, and I love your breakdowns of the secret exits. Great video!

Hmm that last one i dont think ive ever did

The top secret area I remember figuring out by mistake when I was a kid. I think I figured out all of the secret doors tbh I played this game so much on the snes

The red levels on the map have multiple exits. The yellow levels do not. This was an awesome tool used back in the day. As I do love the newer 2d side scrolling mario games i wish they had a hint on the maps what levels had multiple exits as well.

This game still holds up as one of the best mario games ever.

Thank you!!

Number 4 you can alsa just fly over the green pipe. it does not block

I was expecting to see the secret exit in the Forest Fortress secret area ! But you made me discover the top secret area @ 3:17. Nice video, thanks !

Hey great video! Can you do a top rental video please? 😊

The weirdest glitch in chocolate level 3 where it changes the entire game map into different colors and thank you rock keep on playing these epic games

It took me 5 years to fill out all 60 levels with a somewhat decent time, even some tied records were easier to achieve than to do that.

Some of these exits took me years to find on my own. Great vid.

I'm playing this with android, it's very hard to jump while carrying the key/p button, I really need get to a hold of the old Nintendo console to finish this game.

If I recall; for Star World 5, the cape isn't necessarily mandatory. I recall a line of flip-blocks along the pathing of the coins, where one of them provided a vine to reach the pathing of the secret exit.

7:19 "Something about [Forest of Illusion 4 secret exit's] little floating pipe with this uncommon enemies are really memorable for me" it reminds me of a really similar section, really early in Mario 3, doesn't it? World 1-2

I missed only the Top Secret Area as a kid. The arrows where obvious secret exit indicators on the Cheese bridge stage.

In Valley Ghost House, all these years and I had NO idea you can control the coins. The way I always got to the keyhole was run and fly, but if you crouch just before jumping, you’ll fly while crouching, so that way I was able to get through the small hole

This is a really, really great and useful video. This is why I love KZbin.

Watching this makes me want to get the Switch 2 because it's supposed to be backwards compatible, so that means I can have access to these SNES games I grew to love. I have found all of these secret levels. As a kid I found it frustrating to get to some of them, but now when I have chances to play this game I'm able to get them all with relative ease. Plus, it's fun to get to those secret accesses.

Like soda lake I’ve never seen in my life thanks for sharing

I’ve never fully beat this game as a kid and some of these exits I never found. Glad I can go back now as an adult and finish what I started years ago

Great video, so many memories and finding these as a kid

Number 1 is well worth it. Found it as a kid and felt like Einstein for a minute, I was equally mind blown by the discovery and amazed that I thought of it. It is quite a clever exit and not 100% intuitive.

Very nice retro feelings coming up here! :)

Man, I discovered all of these by myself when I was a kid. I don't even know how many hours I spent replaying the levels looking everywhere and trying different things to find secret exits. The ones I struggle the most was finding the exit to the Blue Swith Palace and Soda Lake. I knew something was extremely hidden in the game because the credits will show every enemy you can encounter in the adventure and I had never encountered that one underwater you only find in Soda Lake. Such a great memories.