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Super Mario World has to be one of the most creative when it comes to hidden exits and worlds.
I remember when a friend showed me the "Super Secret Area" that you can mine for 1ups and capes and it blew my mind.
Fuck, what an amazing game.
Still my favourite nintendo title of all time, you can go back to it years later and its exactly as good as you remember it.
SMW is what got me, a hardcore computer gamer, to buy an SNES.
I was pretty into the kaizo romhack scene a few years back.
I got surprisingly good at shell jumps and other crazy tricks... So fucking hard, but the rush you get when you put the work in and finally beat a level was amazing.
Literally the only reason I was able to stick to it long enough to beat levels (seriously, have you ever seen SMW kaizo hacks? Shit is madness) is because From Software (specifically Sekiro being the first) trained me lol.
It's actually surprisingly similar to Sekiro, despite being entirely different genres.