The back of the North American NES box for Super Mario Bros. 3 makes a bizarre decision to choose to highlight the game’s pause feature as though it merited special attention, despite -a pause feature being completely standard for NES games and having been part of the expected functionality of console games for 6 years at that point, and -the game being technically impressive in many other areas (e.g. seamless multidirectional scrolling, an explorable map screen with secrets), which were for some reason not elaborated on in favor of mentioning the pause feature.
Note that the phrasing “then continue where you left off” may seem like it is referring to some type of save feature that would allow the player to resume the game after turning it off; however, that is not the case. Super Mario Bros. 3 does not have any save functionality and the line is in fact simply referring to the fact that pressing Start pauses the game.
Six VCRs providing different eyeball videos, each monitor pans around the room randomly via servo mounts. When someone walks in range of the sensor at the front, the tree turns all monitors to stare at them.
iTree — Collusion show, Eyedrum Gallery Atlanta 2002-10-05
