New Super Mario Bros launched for Nintendo DS in 2006 as a return to side-scrolling Mario platforming, mixing classic running and jumping with new power-ups and minigames. Its short result and high score jingles became familiar to a generation of handheld players, heard after stages and score-based challenges. As gameplay capture and meme editing grew online, creators lifted this fanfare as a ready-made sound of achievement. It remains popular because the cue is instantly readable, nostalgic for DS players, and short enough to drop over any win without needing explanation.