I'm wondering if there's a way to put a lock-out on this feature to prevent temptation from less experienced gamers you might happen to be playing with? Like, imagine a friend or sibling that you want to play with. In Super Mario Bros., would demo-mode grab the hidden 1up before that first pit? Would it be able to do the first, relatively simple, intentionally programmed sequence break in Super Metroid? The scale of complexity is dependent, instead, on how complete and thorough will demo-mode be? Will it pick up every good item and find every secret, or is it merely a means from point A to point B? Regardless, that matter doesn't have much to do with 2D and 3D, either, but the linearity and frequency of hidden or alternative things in each individual game.

The demo sees 'A-button held here, duration 0.148 seconds' in any case. If this is the case, 2D and 3D are of no relevance, at all. As far as I've seen you can't rotate back-and-forth from demo-mode to human-controlled mode, only being able to go from demo to human once per chapter. The system was defined to essentially have a 'chapter' system, and has to be loaded from pre-determined points. Essentially, I believe Nintendo intends to record every single button-press of someone playing through the game rather quickly and successfully. Especially given the get-to-the-end nature rather than the explore/collect nature of the game.

Well, 2D games would also be easier to program such a feature for rather than 3D games. I think Galaxy 2 would have been a more fitting game for this feature since 3D Mario is harder to sell towards new players. The only reason I can think of that since NSMB Wii will be 4 player the difficulty has been raised to maintain the challenge core gamers want but not forgetting about the new players who started with NSMB. They gave you a lot of lives to work with. The DS game was already pretty flexible, forgiving and accessible to players. Its very, very, VERY odd that Nintendo chose New Super Mario Bros. Then again 'casual' gamers are very accepting of challenge and will play focussed enough to become good at a game, unlike 'hardcore' gamers who jump from game to game like a chimpanzee with ADD and only want to play the game to the credits so they can trade it in at Gamestop to buy their next game. The game should at least make sure it doesn't encourage using the feature after one or two deaths already. I think teaching new gamers about failure is important too. Later you notice that B also makes your character run and as your skill level increases at some point you start running all the time. Once you're good enough to avoid losing it again you get a fireflower, now B can shoot fireballs. You encounter a mushroom, you pick it up. First you walk to the right with the dpad. SMB is the kind of game that's perfect for beginners and introduces them to the controller button by button. While I won't use the feature I think an SMB game is a pretty bad place to start using it.

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