Powerups do not pop out of the boxes and fall to the ground, they stay on top of the box they came from.

The hold item on the touch screen is higher up on the touchscreen in this demo.

The background as well is a sandy-looking texture instead of yellow. As well, it does not show Mario falling and landing on the ground.

The Game Over screen's 'GAME OVER' text is colored like the game logo's text is.

The Super Mushroom's hold item image had additional shading added to its front.

The leaves didn't fit the official design and the model was ported from Super Mario Galaxy so they were remodeled to fit the official design and made it different.

Adjusting the 3D slider while in the Pause Menu only affects the checkerboard overlay.

The 'Pause' text flashes faster in the demo than in the final.

As well, this checkerboard pattern is applied translucently on the top screen.

Pause Menu background is a checkerboard design instead of a solid yellow color.

Sound effects for when coins are revealed are not present.

When tallying up the remaining time, the Clear Time is not shown.

The demo has five red stars, while the final game has a halo and sparkles come out from the top of the flagpole.

The particle effect when the flag hits the top of the flagpole differs between games.

Both buttons allow you to enter pipes, though.

Entering pipes shows the R button graphic in the demo, but the L button graphic in the final.

In the demo, the primary level timer is still used when in a minigame room, but in the final minigame rooms use a separate timer, counting down from 10.

In the demo, the purple boxes warp you around to different parts of the level, while orange boxes take you to minigames.

Orange and purple warp boxes are different.

Gold flagpole goals are not yet implemented.Sounds for the star coins do not change with pitch whenever you get another coin. This would not be revealed for a few more months. The game logo used on the level select is not the game's final logo.If you ground-pound on the note block, both will occur. If you jump while on them, they'll play a note scale, and if you do this repeatedly, the pitch of this note scale will change. If Mario simply bounces on them, they'll play random sound effects, including this Yoshi sound.

The note blocks behave differently in the demo, as well.

The game over music has an extra instrument: A banjo!.

'Fast' versions of music (when the timer speeds up) start off with the main melody of the track, rather than starting the whole song over.

The note blocks use the early sound left unused in the final game.

The banner and icon are the default SDK ones. This is roughly three and a half weeks prior to E3 that year (June 7-9, 2011). On the 3DS Home Menu, the game's home menu title has a build date of at 13:50:23 (1:50:23 PM).

13 Super Mario Galaxy Dialogue Icon Font.

9.6 SeSyBeatTestBgm1_1 and SeSyBeatTestBgm1_2.

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