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Super Smash Bros.
If you are here from Super Smash Bros., you can discuss about these sounds in the talk page. If not, these sounds below are from Super Smash Bros., but I'm not sure if they are unused or not, so if you have played it you can help me by discussing in the talk page.

Unused sounds
Update: This seems to be a slightly low pitched version of Samus' Grapple Beam. This one sounds awfully similar to the sound effects used by the Arwings in Sector Z, but they use different sound effects. According to the original name of the file (which I got from here), "Pikachu - Thunderbolt Rising", it is related with Pikachu and may be related to his Thunder or Thunder Jolt attack. May sound to be related to the Star Rod, but it sounds more like a menu option noise. Update: This seems to be a slightly high pitched version of the sound effect that plays when you get a Starman.

Name Differences
The "Designer", "Programmer" and "Voice Actor" categories were changed to plural since they have more than one credit under their category. The "Supporter" and "Original Game's Staff" categories were changed to make them more grammaticaly correct.

Mika Kanai is Jigglypuff's voice actor in Japan and Rachael Lillis is her voice actor in the US. To reflect this, it was changed in the credits.

Version-Exclusive Credits

 * The category "NOA Staff" was added in the US version of the game, to give credits to the team who localized the game.
 * The categories "NOE Staff" and "NFR Staff" where added along with the "NOA Staff" category in the European version of the game; the "NOE Staff" category credits those who worked on the German translation included in this version of the game, along with a few others, and the "NFR Staff" category credits those who worked in the French translation also included in this version.
 * Super Mario Club is only credited in the Japanese version credits.

Credit Box Differences

 * All instances where a game is refered by its Japanese name were changed in the North American version to its name in that region, such as Pocket Monster becoming Pokémon. Games that have different names in Europe were also changed to its name in that region; the changes include:

For some weird reason, the rather lazy localisation team wrote "Fun Pak" and Lylat Wars in all caps and forgot to put a space between the words in the latter case.
 * Koji Kondo

"Super Mario Bros." was missing the dot in the end, didn't had a space betwen "Mario" and "Bros", and "The Legend of Zelda" was missing the first word in the beginning. These errors were fixed by the localization team.
 * RARE

The original version forgot some things that Rare did to the game, which were then added by the localization team. They also added a dot in the end, something that other credit boxes doesn't follow.
 * Benimaru Itoh

It is wroth to note that Pokémon Stadium was released three months after Super Smash Bros., meaning that the game cited is actually a game that was released before Super Smash Bros. and only in Japan.
 * NINTENDO CO.,Ltd

The adress was removed in the US version, most likely because it is Nintendo's Japanese site.