It was a very limited edition game to promote the anniversary of a radio show. There are some other subtle differences beyond the sprites, like the removal of the two player mode and the ability to use Lost Levels Luigi instead (who has slightly different physics from Mario).
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The mashup between SMB (1985) and SMB: TLL (1986) with radio hosts
Almost like a "remster" heh.
The one only Super Mario Bros version I did not play. A pretty strange one, too.
A Special Edition never Before Seen For Your NES™
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That’s a neat trick on the Koopa of hitting it multiple times to get 1 ups
Interesting how this one uses the assets from The Lost Levels.
NES
JP: September 13, 1985
NA: October 1985
EU: May 15, 1987
AU: July 1987
Japan in December 1986 for the Famicom Disk System
ah yes the 1985.5
24:55 Takeshi Kitano
But Takeshi was in another castle.
Classic game ❤
Mario time 🥳😁
Whats the point if this. They only changed a few sprites.
It was a very limited edition game to promote the anniversary of a radio show. There are some other subtle differences beyond the sprites, like the removal of the two player mode and the ability to use Lost Levels Luigi instead (who has slightly different physics from Mario).
@@Rocket1377 I would've loved if Nintendo released a version of SMB1 with TLL Luigi and assets.
A good official mod.
Nintendo: (Goes after people who modify their games.)
Also Nintendo: (Modifies Super Mario Bros for the FDS... "legally")
That's the thing, they can legally alter their own games.
Although romhacking is safe since they host ips patches, not the game files.
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Famicom Disk System which was a Japanese exclusive addon for the Family Computer.
Look up The Gaming Historian's video about the Famicom Disk System.
@@TuxedoEarthGreat channel btw.