Super Mario Bros. 1986 Nintendo Arcade Machine! Old School "Vs." Version Of The Legendary Title
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In Italy in 1986, going in the arcades, I saw an awesome platformer ... I've never seen something like that before that... It called VS Super Mario Bros. It was so fascinating, jumping on these platforms and hitting your head on these Question Mark boxes... making you stronger... etc.. wowie. I was 8yo. Great arcade times!
they have one of these at the retro arcade bar near my house. its my favorite thing to play in there
Yeah, it's pretty cool. Cool to see Mario get a little fun in the arcade :)
The first time I played Super Mario Bros., it was the arcade version. Little did I know then what a brutal kick in the nether region this game is compared to the NES home port.
I was wondering if I had made this thing up in my mind because I never saw one again since I was really young. They had this in the pizza parlor my family went to and I would pretend to play it most of the time because my parents didn't want to give me quarters. I was still young enough to enjoy just moving the stick and hitting the buttons like it was a baby toy and pretending I was actually playing, so I guess my parents were smart not to waste their money, haha! Eventually I was old enough to play and was granted my first quarter... I most likely just fell down the first hole.
love the story, I used to do the same thing when I was a kid, we didn't play anything just watched, lol!
I love the home version. Can beat it on demand. I was at a friends wedding in the early 2000's. The hotel were we stayed had an excite bike / Super Mario bros vs. machine. It was one of those red ones with the dual screens. Pretty cool. Well we are all hanging out and after a few beverages my buddy challenges me to see who can get further in the SMB game. I haven' t played on an actual arcade cab since I was a kid. I did have the game emulated on my xbox. I didn't play it much because the controls were backwards from what I was used too. We start playing. He died off pretty quickly. I made it to level 6-2 on one man. The difficulty really ramped up and I didn't get any further. AAAHHH, good times!!!!!
that's pretty cool man, what a memory.... yeah those Red Tent arcade games were awesome, we used to have several of them but sold them all over the years. We'll probably get another eventually :) Thanks for watching David we appreciate the comments!
That might be where the “leap of faith” comes in. You have to get a huge running start, jump into the wide open air and hope that you land on the flying turtle that isn’t even onscreen yet.
I remember seeing one of these at a local restaurant in the late ish 1990s. It was malfunctioning badly. I remember thinking Mario looked like Ahnold. Too bad there's no video of that.
LOL that's a trip!
Joe's Classic Video Games After a little more research, I think I must have seen the "Skate Kids" hack, which there are videos of. I think there might still have been glitches on top of that.
@@TheEvilpossum I'm not sure if that qualifies as a hack. I remember back in the late '80s there being an actual cabinet like that with what appeared to be Mario skateboarding around with only some minor differences to things like the design of the blocks.
I remember seeing this inside of a Pizza Hut over in New Hampshire where we were living until 1990 when we moved to Rochester, NY. This game is essentially my introduction to Super Mario Bros! W00t!
This is my wife Sam's go-to when we visit a place that has classic 80s arcade games. The late lamented Pinball Wizard in Pelham, NH had one; Funspot up in Laconia has one too.
A true classic, but a lot of people who enjoy the older games don't like Super Mario because it kind of changed things from being arcade points based to being get through the level and 'beat' the game. I'm only 40 so of course I love all things Mario, when we got this and a Nintendo as kids we thought it was the greatest thing that had ever happened to us.
I had no idea this was a thing. Nobody ever talks about this.
Now you know :)
I remember the red tent cabinet of mario brothers, this one looks cool as well
We had one of those in a little while back, check it out! - th-cam.com/video/DA1EHvSG8Do/w-d-xo.html
I remember playing the Arcade game back in 85 as a kid, but I swore the first mushroom was switched from the NES version and was on the right side not the left
I got a Vs Super Mario Bros for my son for Christmas a few years ago of course he found it before Christmas it's hard to hide a large arcade.
Yeah I was talking to somebody about that the other day, they were going to try to hide it in a room the kids never go in!
I've seen this cabinet ONCE in my life, I was like 10, and I saw it at a pizza hut, didn't get very far but it was such an interesting experience, I have never seen one since
A lot of the "Mario" arcade cabinets back in the '80s were unlicensed clones. Also, it was a popular enough game that there wasn't much point in having another one in an arcade.
NIce to see this on Arcade , I ddnt know it was there , only played the NES version when I was a kid and later now sometimes.
I do recall playing it on a table arcade back then.
They had those red tent ones maybe it was one of those? Thank you for watching Paul!
I remember see this cabinet at my local skating rink, they had Mario bros 2 & 3 added in with it.
That might have been a Nintendo Playchoice, also an awesome system!
@@LyonsArcade yes it was awesome, from what I seen of it. I wonder if anyone has that one for sale.
We've had them before but they're hard to come by anymore, all the collectors snatched them up :) We did a video of a nice one awhile back....
Never knew there was an arcade version of Super Mario Bros
This is it!
ooo they replaced those 2 blocks in world 1-2 that you do the minus world glitch with
I'll be damned! They actually bugfix patched it!
Is it weird that i find the arcade version better than the NES one? Arcade version is just so awesome for me.
Nothing wrong with that, they just made it a bit harder :)
Nice video!!
Thank you, Hoku!
So they not only made the timer go faster but they also made it impossible to get the top of the flagpole (which would have given a 1-UP, which means you need to put in less quarters).
Sneaky!
Actually no, in the original Super Mario Bros. there were no 1UPs at the top of the flagpole. that was added in 2006 with “New” super mario bros. for the DS
@@CompactRisk Indeed, I own most of the versions of SMB 1 prior to 2000 and none of them give out free lives for that. All of them predate 2006, so I'd be surprised if the arcade version would have added something like that.
Vs. Super Mario Bros. is most common in a converted "Donkey Kong", "Donkey Kong Junior", "Donkey Kong 3", "Popeye", or "Mario Bros." cabinet (this game was only available as a kit, there were no dedicated cabinets made). Actually, any copy of this game that is not in a converted Donkey Kong series cabinet is incorrect (as the Vs. kit was only designed for those cabinets). Nintendo designed a special small joystick for their Vs. Unisystem games (allowing a 2 player setup on the tiny Donkey Kong control panel). Another difference between this title and most standard games was audio that was processed in the monitor (although this was the same as most other early Nintendo titles). One other notable thing about this title is that either joystick will control either player (most Vs. titles were like this), making it rather pointless to have 2 sticks in the first place. This game is also known as "Vs. Mario's Adventure." The only remnant to this earlier is an arcade flyer with a trademarked name.
back when Mario and Luigi were still twins!!!
Since they were the "Mario Bros." I guess they were Luigi Mario... and Mario Mario :)
interesting...ill be up all night trying to figure that out
+Jan Chapman actually it's not true, the creator off nation sac at a Nintendo interview that it's not Mario Mario and Luigi Mario, weird stuff
i have a 1983 mario bros as well. I need help. It all plays great but i cant lose lives on it. if i die i dont start from the top. any info on that?
Man I have never heard of one doing that. You can get the guy at www.MikesArcade.com to repair it for you.
the monitor is look'n small. the widebody mario bros cabinet has a larger monitor than that.
No it didn't, if you don't know anything about the games you shouldn't just make random comments that aren't true, I could tell you the model number and the actual measurements of the monitors in these games but I won't waste my time. It's the original monitor which is the same exact model in the Mario Bros widebody cabinet.
Love this! Is it available?
Sorry Eric, we sold it long ago ....
Lol i never would have thought that the nes super mario bros was an arcade machine also is thier a mario 2 3 and world arcade machines let me know please thanks
They made an arcade game called the Playchoice in the late 80's that yes did have Mario 2 and Mario 3 as arcade games on it. Then they made one called the Super System in the early 90's, that was an arcade game you could play Mario world on!
I have always been curious if that joystick is 4 or 8 ways!
I recall a split cab
Yes they had a big double sided "vs." cabinet that these were in sometimes, pretty cool stuff.
See it
what is if you get 1up in this version,is it like putting in another quarter?
No because you get several men for a quarter... so when you start, you get three men or whatever... so getting a 1 up basically works like it does in the original game.
ok that sounds nice.i bet there were some speedrunners back in the days that played the whole game with only one quater :D but what is if you beat the game,is it over than or can you start from beginnig without putting in a new quater?
I'm not sure, I've never beat it :)
The graphics and resolution are better than the NES version. To bad this version never had a home release.
bob smith This did get a sort of release in Japan on the Famicom Disk System as Super Mario Bros 2 aka Lost Levels.
Justin messer Not true, the lost levels is a completely different game. this is just a slightly modded smb1
Until now it is available on the Nintendo switch console via eshop
Very cool, too bad the CRT has screen burn on it though.
+t0nito They all get it eventually... we don't discriminate against them because of it :)
+Joe's Classic Video Games Of course :D
The castle is a LOT harder in the first world with all the fire bars.
They wanted another quarter!
Michael Marfil, That's what the Warp Zones are for.
I have Vs. Super mario bros on my switch from the Eshop, like it but the Nes version is better.
What do you like better about the NES version, just the difficulty?
Because it's easier and has better level designs. The arcade version has sorta the same levels but messed up versions of them to make it harder,
It's called vs. super mario bros, damnit!
It’s supposed to be capitalized dumbass
Can you do the 1up trick on level 3 in the arcade version?
How much would these sell for today?
My Dad Told Me All About This Game
how much are saleing this for?
cool
Thanks Carlos!
The arcade version of super Mario bros is missing warp zone8.
Alright, why did they change a donkey Kong into a super Mario bros
Because Donkey Kong wasn't making any money in 1985 anymore and was largely forgotten. Super Mario Brothers was the hottest game out, the operator turned his old Donkey Kong into a Mario Brothers and got rich off of it.
Ohhhhh, thats sad.
That's how it goes sometimes, the cabinet's still in good shape somebody could turn it back if they wanted to... but then there'd be one less Super Mario Brothers in the world...
i bet its not better than using the controller
I'm much more used to the controller, definitely.
How many arcade games do you have
About 250 or so!
Wow,that's a lot
How can you afford all of them
why do you pepoel like mario hes not good he is not awesome