File:Yoshi's Island - Gameplay.png

Summary[edit]

Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island gameplay screenshot - Yoshi, the player character prepares to launch an egg at a piranha plant. Baby Mario is riding Yoshi, and his cap can be seen peeking over Yoshi's head. This screenshot was taken on World 1-1, the hand drawn appearance of the artwork continues throughout the game.

The game was emulated on Snes9x. Developed and published by Nintendo.

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Fair use rationale for Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island[edit]

• Nintendo have not released any such images as free content.
• The image is used to demonstrate an important facet of the article, its graphics and gameplay.
• The image fulfills the criteria laid out at Template:Non-free game screenshot.
• The image does not impede the publishers ability to sell the game.
  • Rationale provided by hahnchen