15 Q&A Experiments in Super Mario Bros. 35 (Part 3)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2020
- Here's 15 experiments featuring infamous glitches and comparisons with the original Super Mario Bros. for NES.
Do glitches such as the wrong warp, one-foot sliding, the floating Bullet Bill in World 6-3 or enemy overlapping still work in Super Mario Bros. 35?
Let's find out! - เกม
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It looks like Mario is walking on the vine
I'm stupid he is walking on the vine lol
Yeah 4
For the sliding under block glitch. It's very hard to pull off but on the last frame and pixel of the block you can slide of of it because the game thinks you are still on the block when in the air. I did it when I watched this to test it out to see if could maybe make it and surprisingly on one of my first attempt I got it so i was super confused...
I think the reason there are 2 lakitus In that level now is because in the original when you killed the lakitu it would respawn halfway through the level if I remember correctly. So it was like there were 2 anyways, just never more than 1 on screen. So they probably just kept the second one and didn't disable it if there was already one.
Being able to double jump using a roulette power up adds a whole new level of strategy
Well yes, until Nintendo will fix it since they think of It as a glitch and not as a game changing glitch (in a good way)
No, this is actually a remake using little to none of the original code, meaning the double jump was intentionally coded in.
@@linkthepringlesman3951 Just because it is a remake does not mean the double jump is intentional.
@@linkthepringlesman3951 They wouldn't intentionally code something like that. It's just an exploit of the mechanics that still works because they recreated broadly the same mechanics.
Not sure if that's a strategy you want to use, though. Since Star and POW Block don't freeze time, I assume it doesn't work with those, which means you only have a 50% chance of getting a "double jump". And of course, no chance at all if you're fully powered up.
The sound effect when taking a wrong path first appeared in Super Mario All-Stars for the SNES, and it was also present in Super Mario Bros. Deluxe for the GBC.
That explains it, I was confused when he said it wasn't there in the original
Yeah, it was to be expected that most of the glitches were fixed.
Imagine being able to go to the Minus World in SMB35.
*Maybe next year, as it's World 36-1*
Nintendo should definitely add 36-1, but add an actual ending to the level, and with some minor changes, that way, Minus World is clearable. They could even add the Japanese version, but remove the random Princess Toadstools, and therefore make 36-2, 36-3, and 36-4. The 36 would be blank in warp zones, just for that extra reference.
It would be cool in my opinion, although 36-1 would need and ending with a few changes, and 36-1 should be a bit easier in level design to not be the exact same as the water level it would copy.
@@dylanmerleking2651 That would be pretty strange. The original minus world requires you to clip through some blocks so the screen doesn't scroll far enough right to load the pipe exit locations. When it tries to warp to the unset location it reads garbage data as level data. How would that even begin to work in super mario 35 where they fixed wall clipping. Game devs also generally don't want you reading garbage data like that because anything can happen including crashes, freezes and save corruption.
@@stupidAgeverificatio they can jus fake it
@@stupidAgeverificatio That’s not entirely true. It’s not garbage data. It’s legit warp zone data, but it’s the data for the world 4-2 warp zone (which only has one pipe in the centre, leading to world 5). The left and right pipes are set to 36, because the display tile for that byte is blank. When the screen fully scrolls, it switches out that data for the 1-2 warp zone data, and renders the message.
The negative level in the original Super Mario Bros is unable to be finished to due to the level constantly repeating itself, after you initially complete it.
I remember dying in SMB35 because a spiny was stacked on a goomba.
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I know it's a weird peeve, but I give you a million respect points for making this style of video and not calling the questions "myths"
Yeah, like those Minecraft ones where the version has only been out months. How can there by myths for a three-week old update? :P
"There was only one,lonely Lakitu!"
why must you hurt us in this way
When you play the water level but with 100 lakitus and infinite spiny shells
In the original, I think the Lakitu would respawn if you killed him. I think that's why they added two in this version, since enemies should be more predictable in SMB35
I am highly invested in videos about a 35-year old game because they reconstructed it for a Battle royale.
They rewrote it with the Mario Maker engine probably then changed some things to match SMB
@@UltraAryan10 not even close, this is nothing like smm, anyone could play 10 minutes from sm35 and smm and tell they are completely different engines
@@ultra_exists engine is same, the physics are different. I don't know what do you understand by the word engine.
I noticed that if you stay in a bonus stage for some time, the "anti-camper" system will work and is not because there's a limit to be in a bonus stage, if you don't kill any enemies in the game, the game will think that you're camping even if you get coins/break blocks.
Its actually based on screen scrolling, if you don't scroll the screen for 15 seconds, the anti-camper activates.
What is the anti camper?
MaxwellMegaGamer 85 the timer will speed up which forces you to move forward
Nintendo: we fix glitches in Mario 35
Fan: NO WAIT
Looygi: can wait to show new glitches
Fan: *YEEEEEEEEEEEEE*
0:56 The 2-2 Pipe clip was actually fixed in PAL Version by adding an extra block on the pipe.
More proof that PAL gets good stuff
GrounderSez it is 50hz which sucks
@@liwo8998 actually you can choose for it to be 60hz
@@GrounderSez if anything its more proof that PAL sucks
It was actually fixed in arcade VS. Super Mario Bros as well. Not sure whether VSSMB or PAL SMB came first
6:20 - The Chad Stride
04:00 - The sound cues were added in the DX version of the game.
*SNES then kept in DX
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I like that literally everybody that clicked on this video just wanted to see if -1 was a thing
Not me
I mean, a little chunk of me was lookin' for that, I'll admit it.
4:44 yeah any enemy that is killable is able to be sent to someone else, interesting enough this also includes the Podoboos (Lava bubbles as they are called now) from the castle stages, in the original game they are completely invincible (starman mario can't destroy them). But here in the 35 version they can be sent by Starman Mario to another player.
I saw this happen to Kosmic as he got killed by a Podoboo sent by another player in his video.
3:52 Little extra note, there was a sound in the All-Stars version.
and smb deluxe for GBC
I still would love to see this game in Mario All Stars theme.
Who would have thought that 90’s glitches from a small game company would have patched game-breaking bugs in 2020, having made some of the most successful games ever and with a larger than a small town of devs for their 35th-anniversary title? Who could have seen this coming?
Jk love the vid
Pretty sure the double Lakitu in 4-1 is due to there being one placed at/near the mid point in the original game but this game doesn’t really have that feature so it spawns because it was placed there. 🤔
Well its because if you kill the lakitu early (it spawns at the beginning of stage 4-1) in the original game it would respawn again which is why there's two placed there in the 35 version.
U make so many MASTERPIECES MAN!!!
4:05 the sound effect was added in Super Mario All-Stars. Also gor the tight path there was a pause sound effect.
Glad you are still doing vids
0:44 I remember accidentally doing that once, way back in the day.
3:25 DO THE MARIO! Swing-- your-- arms... from side to side...
4:16 However, it _does_ exist in the GBC version: Duper Mario Bros. Deluxe.
I'm surprised any glitches work given this would be an entirely new recreation and not a source port or emulation. Nice interesting video!
Question: In Super Mario Bros 35, Can you do the infinite lives trick and what will happen?
Unfourtanley no, when you bounce off a koopa it only counts for one hit,meaning you can't milk it for time
@@TheChristianAnimator I want milk
Would you like oreos with that milk?
@@TheChristianAnimator yes please!
Ok here you go
I accidentally discovered the midair item jump while playing, and it was _amazing_
6:10 The Lonely Goomba finally killed Mario!
Me: Can't Even Get Past 1-1
Looygi: Winning While Trying Glitches
Everybody beats 1-1.
Incluying me.
Iván Franco almost everybody died to 1-1 at least once
1-1 is the hardest 1-1.
The Vine walking glitch looks like an Improved version of Mario’s walk animation, he bounces!
Did anyone else ever have a moment in SMB35 where for some reason Mario jumped in such a way that his legs did a weird flutter animation like Luigi's flutter jump (in later games, it didn't exist in SMB)? I can't remember what I was doing exactly other than parkourinh through a whole bunch of enemies but I've been trying to replicate it since.
Its fun to think SMB1 was the NES's vanilla hardware being pushed to its very limit. The NES games that followed it all had to contain enhancement chips built into the cartridges (commonly known as mappers) to be able to go beyond the vanilla hardware's limitations. One of the reasons the NES had such a long life span for a console: it got to cheat a bit due to what could be built into ROM cartridges and the growth rate of technology in through the 80s/early 90s.
It’s quite interesting. It’s like it’s made from the ground up, but, save for the swimming mechanics, it feels very close to the original game.
this video waas so amazing
I never even thought about this!
It's crazy how Nintendo put more work into super mario bros 35 than in 3D all stars.
4:23
While it’s really difficult to accomplish, I’ve definitely punched those two sets of question blocks in the original game while running full speed without slowing down. I actually just went back to the NES game and did it again to make sure. The first set is pretty easy to punch, but the second set is much more difficult for some reason.
Regardless, nice video showing off comparisons! I did a similar thing not too long ago with the SNES and NES SMB1 on Twitter.
Mario: I'm dancing on vi-ines... Who-o-oa! It makes me feel good!
1:04 what If you go into the gap small and get a power up from the roulette wheel?
I just tested it, and Mario just automatically crouches after his size changes
1:17 There is also a technique to get up there using block clipping on the far left.
I am intrested in what you can with the roulette double jump, maybe some shortcuts or softlocks?
3:25 I love that Glitch
i dont think nintendo would've used the same engine to make a mario battle royale when its 35 years old
there are quite a few color changes.
Glad to see that lakitu found somebody
I applaud Nintendo to fix most of the glitches to make this game fair, and not fixing most bugs in SM3DW!
A wrong path sound DID play in the SNES port of Super Mario Bros.
Actually, you're wrong at 3:09
Kosmic has (in multiple videos) show that you can crouch jump under that block as big mario.
Yes I seen that video and he did , but not from the same position as tried in this video
Yes, he crouch jumped but in the video he said to get it by sliding.
The vine wall glitch looks so realistic!
Walk*
8:09 Mario’s like ‘Gotta... get... that... channel..... button!’
8:10 dance my boi, you will win every single competition, called Vine Dance!!
Interesting video, but in 4:18 - in Super Mario All-Stars version it does go "Bzzzt" and play a check mark sound on wrong/right paths respectively.
Why is looygi bros's videos so addicting😂😂😂
So they put more effort into this game that’ll shut down in less than a year, more than they put effort into 3D all stars?
1:38 the reason two lakitus spawn in 4-1 in 35 is because lakitu spawns were different in the original game. In SMB, when you killed a lakitu, another one would immediately spawn. This does not happen in 35, so they likely added another spawn to compensate for that.
I'm surprised that there aren't three, because the level data for 4-1 in the original has three lakitu spawners [probably for spawning after loading mario at a checkpoint, since they're not needed for the respawning behavior]
So many physics changes come down to crouching being treated differently. No sliding, no midair crouching, no duck-swimming... it’s like the SM35 developers never even played the original. /s
This video ends in 500 seconds! And yes, "watching it" warns other players not to do glitches!
Video: "15 Q&A Experiments in Super Mario Bros. 35
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Intro = 0:00 (start)
in-game = 0:12
Outro = 7:58
everybody gangsta till mario moonwalks
I got a question for this series:
If you go under the block on top of the pipe in 4 - 1's shortcut as small mario and then get a mushroom or fire flower from the roulette what will happen?
I was also disappointed to find out I could not collect the 1up in 1-1 AND go down the warp pipe. The warp pipe is off screen before you can hit the block!
You do realize that SMB 35 is just an emulated port of a slightly different game because Nintendo didn't want to actually use their own game and fix it up how they wanted to?
Can you build your own map in SMB35?
A.Yes everyone can
B. Same
C. No everyone nothing
The wrong path sound is in the snes mario all stars
you actually can slide under the power up block in 4-1 subarea. but it requires a different angle. you have to run from under the brick blocks and duck jump.
Are you still immune to hammers on left edge of screen? (Guessing not, but haven't seen this answered anywhere.)
In the original you could get on the right side of the screen by jumping on the very edges of a block
Also the glitch where you pass through a block in coin heavens
love thosr glitches even if they bit exist in SMB 35th
Looks like 35 was remade from scratch to act similar but not the same. I noticed koopa shells act different when stomping on it and it bouncing off a wall.
Having 2 Lakitus onscreen in the original SMB requires hacking the level data. I found that the easy way.
at 1:18, i already knew you could do it because i had done it before
its so sad to see old glitches getting fixed
Go to the gap above pipe then activate power up for wall clip in water
They literally made a combination of smb1s movement and of smm2's movement for mario so that it makes sense for the people that play both games. Yes there are some stuff that are hard for smb1 players like momentum or marios speed overall but all in all nintendo made a great battle royale game!
Seems to be just rewriting MM2 engine with some things from SMB
Most of these glitches don't work as Nintendo opted to recreate the entire experience using seperate textures and common binary sounds rather than a running a modified Super Mario Bros. ROM, or maybe they couldn't due to limitations.
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Of course the glitches aren't gonna work, i think this uses the Super Mario Maker engine
What about what we used to call “Fire Baby Little”? On a castle when you had fire power and jumped on Koopa’s nose and the axe at the same time and took damage but stayed big. Then when you got the next fire flower you’d be small and grew when you shot a fireball.
This explains why people die on the first gomba
They put more effort in Mario 35 than Mario 3d allstars
4:00 It wasn't in the original game but the Super Mario All-Stars version did have it.
sliding glitch can work on lagged games too!
Just goes to show how Nintendo fixes other games but does a lazy job on Super Mario 3d All-Stars.
8:00 When Mario Runs In The Vine
did you record the outro in the original smb or smb35?
Smb35, you can tell by the yellow frame on the left ;)
@@LooygiBros i didnt even notice that im blind as heck
Honestly, this game is no battle royal, yet it still fun
It is a battle royale by definition
Ok well the experiment at 5:30 is wrong, how smb1 works is it takes your direction and pushes you the opposite way when you're in a block, and when you're halfway past a block and jump you will be pushed by it, so if you hold right (or left if you're facing left) when jumping more than halfway through a block then you will clip into the block, grab the power up without touching it
One glitch I noticed in SMB 35 is that if you clip the right side of a mystery box (might also work on left side) just right while trying to jump on top a to collect a fire flower, you can collect it without going on top of the box. Happened a couple times while I was playing the other day.
Q: Is this glitch present in SMB?
Yes, and I think it's easier to do in the original SMB. And, it does also work on the left side, but I personally find it easier to do on the right side myself (maybe because that's the angle I usually use anyway).
You also trigger the sliding glitch in classic Mario bros
Thank God we can't time travel because we would accidently time travel to March 31, 2021
8:00 Vibing
I only accidentally found the vine walk glitch in smb35, never saw it in smb1
SMB35: Mario can touch the fire flower without picking it up.
SMB: Mario can pick the fire flower up without touching it. (It happened to me once.)
Its hitbox was way too big, then they reduced it too much.
I know this is irrelevant to the video but i can't help but think of how awesome it would be to have a mario crossover battle royale. Lol that would be broken.
To save everybody sometime yes they still work
I think most of these glitches fail because the game's physics engine has changed, indicating that they did more than just running an emulation of SMB. So if its made with modern technology, then itd probs patch out a lot of glitches that was hard on 80s hardware
Ah yes
Super Mario Bros, Super Mario Bros 2, Super Mario Bros 3, Super Mario Bros 4
*and Super Mario Bros 35*
*and Super Mario Bros. 100*
What? Were are smb4
I mean where
PPF:
Me: My video had 2 Seconds. (10x)
Ughable?
4:17 that is weird, i remember there being a sound for going the wrong path...
then again i only played the Deluxe edition of SMB1 on the Gameboy Color. so it was likely added there
Super Mario All-Stars had it first.
nintendo really did their homework
is the 1-2 minus world glitch is possible?