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Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels the franchise and a reminder of imbalanced gameplay in Nintendo's history. Luigi received his first distinctive character traits in "The Lost Levels": less ground friction, and the ability to jump farther. "IGN" considered this change to be the game's most significant, though the controls remained "cramped" and "crippled" with either character. The game's poison mushroom item, with its character-impairing effects, became a staple of the "Mario" franchise. Some of the "Lost Levels" appeared in a 1986 promotional release of "Super Mario Bros.", in which Nintendo modified in-game assets to fit themes from the Japanese radio show "All Night Nippon". Journalists