When a cake falls and breaks, rather than having their foreman yell at them, Mario and Luigi each just make a face of dismay. Plus, if the player fully loads the truck five times without getting a miss, they will earn 30 points. In this version, the player earns three points for every cake thrown onto the truck. The player does not earn any points for moving cakes backward. The Modern version of the game has many changes: Mario and Luigi are working in an outdoor cake factory, Wario drives the delivery truck, and Bowser periodically ground-pounds the top of the packing machine to reverse the directions of the conveyor belts, forcing either Mario or Luigi to flip one of two switches at the bottom or top of the screen to switch them back to normal (normal play also resumes if Mario and Luigi 'return' all the cakes to the machine that dispensed them during this time). After three misses, the player receives a Game Over. If the player earns a miss before scoring 300 points, all misses will be cleared instead. If the player manages to score 300 points without a single miss, the points that are earned will be doubled until the player does get a miss. get yelled at by their foreman, giving the player a miss. Each time a pallet or package falls off, the Mario Bros. The conveyor belts get faster and the number of pallets on the screen increases as time goes by, forcing Mario and Luigi to scramble up and down the ladders in order to prevent the packages from falling off the ends of the belts.

They earn ten points after every time the truck is fully loaded with eight packages. The player earns a point for every pallet moved to another conveyor belt and for every package thrown onto the truck. Luigi then throws the sealed package onto the delivery truck, which eventually gets filled up and leaves, giving Mario and Luigi a brief break until it returns empty. Luigi sends it back again, and Mario has to put it on the highest conveyor belt, where it is sealed while passing through the column.

Here, Luigi must take the package and place it on the above conveyor belt, which takes it back to Mario, who sends it back to Luigi on the next conveyor belt.

A bottle is placed on the pallet as it passes through the divider between the screens and continues on until it reaches the end of the conveyor belt. Mario must first take a pallet out of the machine on the lowest level and place it on the lowest of five conveyor belts running in alternating directions.

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