The method is the same in every Mario game, and works just as well in New Super Mario Bros. on NES has had the same trick that can be used to achieve a literally infinite number of lives if one so chooses. The player must obtain it either with a Propeller Suit or by using the nearby Koopa Troopa to jump to it.Every single Mario game since the very first Super Mario Bros.
Star Coin 3: Shortly after the player exits the area with the second Star Coin, the third Star Coin is floating high in the air over a platform.The player can again reach it with a Propeller Suit, or by wall-kicking. After the player enters the pipe, the second Star Coin is floating high in the air between two pipes with several coins surrounding it. Star Coin 2: There will be a spinning ground wheel with a green Warp Pipe submerged inside.The player can use a Propeller Suit to fly up to it or jump from the nearby hill. Star Coin 1: The first Star Coin is just after the midway point, floating above two coins and a row of two bricks and a ? Block.After the player jumps over a few pits, the pole can be seen past the last rolling hill. The pipe itself leads to an area with a Star Coin.
Further along is a rolling hill with a secret alcove if the player jumps onto the pipe and waits, they are brought to an area with three hidden 1-Up Mushrooms and lots of coins. If players have the Propeller Suit, which is accessible in several ? Blocks, they can access a Red Ring on a platform in the air to collect a 1-Up Mushroom. The midway point can be found after exiting the sub-area. To the right are some moving sections of land, the latter of which has three platforms above it, and a Warp Pipe within it that leads to a room with coins, bricks, and a P Switch. There are also three ? Blocks, a few bricks, and a Goomba. Princess Peach's Castle can be seen in the background at the beginning of the level, just as in New Super Mario Bros.
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