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The A button produces a straightforward jump, while the R produces a twirling-jumping motion that allows Mario to do many things. The A button and R buttons serve as jump buttons.

If you hold down and release the B button, Mario will drop it, allowing you to easily pick it up again. If you hold up on the D-Pad and release the B button, Mario will throw his held object straight up in the air. Once an item is picked up, Mario will pick it up or throw it when the B button it released. Holding the B button will allow Mario to run quickly as well as pick up various objects in the world.

When equipped with a fire flower, tapping the B button will fire a fireball, a technique useful for permanently clearing bad guys off the level. The B button serves multiple roles in the game, so you will soon become very familiar with it. Once inside a level, the D-Pad is used to move Mario around. Game save options can be brought up by pressing Start, and Select brings up a progress log to give you an idea of how much of the game you've completed. By standing on a level and pressing R, Luigi can be used instead of Mario. Mario can be moved around the world map with the D-Pad, and he can enter a level by moving onto the level and pressing A. Mario must progress along the paths of Dinosaur Land to get to Bowser's Castle, but many treacherous levels and smaller castles must be cleared first. The player can use Lakitu's cloud to fly up the area with the keyhole and keep going right to bypass the pole and collect the three.Level layout is pretty straightforward, with a world map representing an overview of Dinosaur Land. The first Dragon Coin is right at the start on three grey blocks, the second Dragon Coin is on the highest point of the Grab Block "staircase", and the rest of them are behind the Goal Pole. The GBA remake of the game adds in five Dragon Coins. Otherwise, just run into the Goal Pole that's just right there. Defeat the Lakitu above and use his cloud to fly up to an area with a keyhole and a key that will take you to Star World 4. Upon starting, you will find a yellow Baby Yoshi who hatches out of his egg, and a grey P Switch that can optionally be used. By feeding the Yoshi five times, it'll grow into a grown up Yoshi. The entire level is built with Grab Blocks, which can be used to defeat the Lakitu hovering above. This level is one of the shortest levels in the game. It has a night sky theme and is where yellow Baby Yoshi is born. Super Mario World, Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World Star World 3 is the third level of the Star World in Super Mario World. The level can be accessed after completing Soda Lake.