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@@elzioandpipthepenguinandha4441 not really. I have both versions. SMAS one is still the better. Even with that little improvements, like the map if the deluxe version, the SMAS one it's above all.
The GBA version is essential just a port of the NES version. The reason the sprite looks that way was cause the PocketNES emulator that it used squish the screen down to GBA aspect ratio, had it kept it 4:3 like the others it would had look better on TV but terrible on GBA.
10:00 - "The game mechanics are virtually identical so far." 10:42 - "lol ok" 11:42 - "wtf?" 13:28 - "I have no idea what's going on, and I'm afraid to ask."
@@ShiitakeWarrior that be annoying me too. We are cursed to have grown up where we know all the secrets and have to watch newbies play a game that, if it did not exist, games would not still be as good today...and they butcher it!!!
Si xD, el de SNES, Game Boy Color (No lo mencionaste pero igual cuenta) o VS. son chidos, con la versión de GBA estoy completamente de acuerdo, no solo se ve feo por los personajes deformados, sino qué las cosas no están bien programados como los bloques con signo de interrogación
You shoukd have totally included the fanmade C64 port, especially since it was one fan, who worked 7 years on it, only to have it shot down by Nintendo in just 4 days after release.
I didn't have an NES so I really discovered the game with Super Mario All Stars on the SNES. I'm playing the hell out of it again now that it's out on Switch. That said, over the years, I've come to appreciate the original more. I always come back to it, it's just perfect.
@@nintendogp2017 yes that limited edition disc for the 25th anniversary. I didn't get it I think because in Europe it was the 50 Hz version they put out.
@@nintendogp2017 That was part of their terrible Wii Virtual Console stance, that we should live the atrocities of playing in 50 Hz all over again because we did in the first place so we would be nostalgic for slower and squished games. Hopefully they replaced that with *checks notes* playing games with an ugly dark grey background you can't turn off.
I have good memories of playing the original NES version on a bootleg console that looked lile a Sega Megadrive, back in the 2000's lol. One of my first games!
@@kemalswimmingsuitswimmingh415 I think he's referring to the consoles that claim to have millions of games in it, which were based off the Famicom/NES.
My favourite is definitely the Super NES version. It's the main one I grew up with, and it has welcome enhancements in terms of presentation and quality of life. Its 16-bit graphics complete with vivid backgrounds look beautiful even by today's standards, and those graphics are delightfully paired with enhanced arrangements of the original game's music. On top of that, it actually features saves and continues allowing you to restart at the beginning of each world rather than at the beginning of the game every time. As iconic as the 8-bit original is, I think Nintendo needs to show its 16-bit remake of _Super Mario Bros_ a lot more love.
They've finally shown it SOME love by including it on the Switch Online service. And it's so awesome, it's probably the game I've played the most on the Switch since it was added. :)
Gran recopilación, una clase de historia!! Mi favorito el clasico y ahora más en el Super Mario Bros 35, en mi canal tengo unas partidas extremas!! 🐢🐲🐉
0:05 NES 0:05 Famicom 1:16 Famicom Disk System 2:11 Playchoice-10 3:17 Nintendo Vs System 4:35 Famicom Disk System 5:44 SNES 5:44 Super Famicom 7:03 GameBoy Colour 8:22 GameBoy Advance
@retrosutra: The reason why I prefer the Famicom disk version of Super mario bros. the lost level mario will have an easier time compare to the all-stars SNES version, because the Famicom behave like the NES and if mario face his on the koopa and mario still have the vertical downward motion it will stomp on the koopa, while if you do the exact same thing on the SNES version All-stars you will not take damage but phase through the koopa. in Both the nes version and the all-stars version you cannot stomp on koopa and goomba under water, but you can in super mario bros.35 but their his not point to hit since the timer you gain does not increase when you chain theme under water since your always in the air if I see it correctly.
@@claralorenanunezsilva3752 SI, pero coincidio con que hoy tenia planeada la compra de mi switch neon , y en eso ando, instalandolo para jugar cupheat y mario 35 =)
I Like Snes Beacuse Heres The Resson I Lke It 1.An 16 Bit Consle 2.Its Powefull Than The Nes 3.Games Super Mario World,Super Mario All Stars,Donkey Kong,Etc 4.Super Nintendo Entertainment System Is Strong
Wow. The Star of David made it into a Super Mario game. I don't wanna hear any complaining about the chanting in the Fire Temple of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, or the original design on the Mirror Shield.
You got every release except 1; Super Mario Collection BS. Can’t blame you though as it’s very obscure and there’s no known copy of its data that has been found. There IS a video of it on TH-cam though.
Dang....i forgot how limited the original NES's sound chip was. I got so used to better technology that I forgot how broken the song sounded originally.
This Super Mario bros is my favorite of all time it's been 35 years since 1985 I'd played the NES SNES Gameboy color and the Power game console we come a long time
I love these... although you should've followed the same path, gotten the star on the 1st level, and jumped on the koopa turtle to demonstrate the major physics and music differences.
@Pepperoni Secret Pues yo lo juego en mi tele de Full HD aunque no se vea 100% HD (Quizás sea por el polvo o porque mi tele es de calidad 720p), y tengo pensado jugarlo en mi tele de mi casa que es un TV 4K (Y para eso necesito una caja con puerto de AV a HDMI), no se si vea claramente, pero igual espero que se vea mejor
Umm, All Night Nippon is not a version of Mario 1. It's like Mario 1.5 and a totally different game after a handful of levels. Calling All Night Nippon a version of Mario 1 is like calling The Lost Levels a version of Mario 1.
Nes/famicom cartridge ver: the iconic FDS ver: The same as cartridge but different because they added more levels on minus world (the infamous SMB glich) PlayChoice-10 ver: The same but this version you playinf with arcade kabinet also have different Color pallete because the PlayChoice-10and nes have different PPU (picture prosessing Unit) because nes PPU doesn't support RGB but PlayChoice-10 support RGB VS. SMB ver: the same as pc10 ver but with different level and more difficulty FDS(ANSMB): the same as FDS ver but with SMB 2. JP ver engine and special edition because Nintendo Collaboration with Fuji television Snes ver or SMAS: i love this ver with 16bit Graphic GBC ver: the best at the time because you can play original SMB on the go but for now... Not so much because screen zoom
I remember when I was a kid I played a SMB version that was like the first Mario shown in this video but with floor sprites like in 4:35 version, I wonder if that was an original version?
16-bit remake of Super Mario Bros. bring me backgrounds become real and should've include to Super Mario Maker series as extra game style. I think this game should be ported to Windows or Amiga.
Let’s Compare Super Mario Bros (Featuring Super Mario Bros 35) 1: NES (1985) 2: Famicom Disk System (1986) 3: Playchoice-10 (1986) 4: Nintendo Vs System (1986) 5: Famicom Disk System (1986) 6: Super Nintendo (1993) 7: Game Boy Colour (1999) 8: Game Boy Advance (2004) 9: Nintendo 3ds (2014) 10: Nintendo Switch (2020)
The original version of the NES, from 1985, It is a legendary piece, It saved video games from that crisis of '83 in America, GREAT SUPER MARIO , 35th Anniversary By the way, VS Super Mario Bros is torture, it inspired Super Mario Bros The Lost Levels, that devilishly difficult game
GIAN SA Yeah, I believe that the reason smb2j was so hard was because the developers enjoyed the more challenging levels they made for vs smb, and decided to make a whole game of levels like that.
If you beat the original Super Mario Bros., the game got harder the next time you restart cause Bowser change all the Goombas into Buzzy Beetles and all the enemies now walk faster. That change also inspired Super Mario Bros. 2.
Super Mario Bros. Versions (1985) NES (1986) Famicom Disk System (1986) Play Choice 10 (1986) Nintendo VS. System (1986) Famicom Disk System (1993) Super Nintendo (1999) Game Boy Color (2004) Game Boy Advance (2010) Wii (2014) Nintendo 3DS (2014) Wii U (2020) Nintendo Switch
I know it doesn't matter, but I kinda wish the Special Super Mario Bros Game & Watch was featured in this vid. I know it isn't out yet, and even if it were it would probably be sold out. I just don't like the G&W to be forgotten about
By the way, Super Mario Bros 35 isn't just Super Mario Bros (as in the NES original) played against 34 other players. The game shown here is actually a remake of the said game played against 34 other people. You might be thinking "What are you talking about? It's the same game!" Well, actually, there're some changes, one of them is obvious: if you get hit as Fire Mario, you go back to Big Mario instead of small Mario like in the NES original. This is a change that neither the SNES remake nor the GBC remake changed. One change tbat the latter DOES include is the removal of the minus world. Interestingly, the Game and Watch that released under a month and a half later DID include the minus world. Go figure.
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My favourite? The Super Nintendo one, that's in Mario All Stars.
Same. I grew up with that one
BOO NES SNES AND FAMICOM STARLIGHT381!!!!!!
Oh deluxe is more better
+
@@elzioandpipthepenguinandha4441 not really. I have both versions. SMAS one is still the better. Even with that little improvements, like the map if the deluxe version, the SMAS one it's above all.
The gba version of small Mario is the epitome of "he no talk, he angy"
True lol
In this version,goomba is sweet
XD
Lol
The GBA version is essential just a port of the NES version. The reason the sprite looks that way was cause the PocketNES emulator that it used squish the screen down to GBA aspect ratio, had it kept it 4:3 like the others it would had look better on TV but terrible on GBA.
It's a nifty video, but every time you miss the 1up it just feels so wrong...
Yes
Or the star power…
Yes unless he was speedrunning
atleast he got the star at the night nippon thing
10:00 - "The game mechanics are virtually identical so far."
10:42 - "lol ok"
11:42 - "wtf?"
13:28 - "I have no idea what's going on, and I'm afraid to ask."
I would have stopped watching the video before the Wii version had it not been for your Comment.
@Gemtem its mario 35,its literally tetris 99 but mario 1,and its limited time only
@@darahatestheinternet I had Mario DX and I played it just fine, but I can understand why some people would have difficulty.
@@Dryfloorsign *_GET SUPER MARIO 35 NOW BEFORE MARCH 31ST, 2021_*
Same! No idea what is happening in the Switch version. What a mess. Hope it gives the option just to play the normal game
8:22 STRANGHER MARIO...
Y
MARIO BIG HEAD
@@iplayjtohitsfun haha true
@@iutugabriel1187 haha true
Mario with scoliosis
11:31 Arabic Mario Bros.
How
@@zainalabedeenalsaadi7201 right to left instead of left to right.
@@unarmedduck Oh
I wanted to make the same comment, but you got ahead of me
IKR? “Si Cibara.”
I love how it’s all normal until Nintendo decided to make it cursed for the Wii U & 3DS
WHY IS IT SO FAST AAAAAAAAA
Exactly!
AND WHY BACKWARDS
8:22 W H E R E ' S M Y N E C K L U I G I ?!
12:17 perfect sync for a few seconds
In 11:30 ,A Game Like that Would Be awesome! (Just because the main character is Luigi),But Why is Everything Backwards Or Flipped?
For a "superior hardware version" the famicom disk sistem surelly missed a LOT of sound effects lol
This really should be titled “how slow can I play 1-1 multiple times”
Ok KOSMIC
It's actually possible to beat the game in longer than 1 hour. Way longer than 1 hour.
@@LucidMlem like never
As a matter of fact, you can keep getting the hidden 1-up in 1-1 then dying to play the game for the rest of your life.
@@LucidMlem good point
NES original version is the first video game I have ever played on my life. There’s no beating that.
.....dude. why in ALL OF THEM, did you not get the fricken star? I was screaming at the video
They didn't get the hidden 1-Up Mushroom either. 😒
@@ShiitakeWarrior that be annoying me too. We are cursed to have grown up where we know all the secrets and have to watch newbies play a game that, if it did not exist, games would not still be as good today...and they butcher it!!!
They got the Israel star in the Famicon disk version
@Jatavious Green you must not have grown up during the Nintendo 8-bit era. Trust me. if you did, you'd be cringing too
Very thorough, and I appreciate the tabs on the side. Sorta strange how Nintendo still hasn't decided on an official palette for these.
2:12 this one looks like there is a 40°c in game
The Vs. and All-Stars versions are my favorites. I just love how the Vs. version switches up the levels. The GBA version looks ugly af
Si xD, el de SNES, Game Boy Color (No lo mencionaste pero igual cuenta) o VS. son chidos, con la versión de GBA estoy completamente de acuerdo, no solo se ve feo por los personajes deformados, sino qué las cosas no están bien programados como los bloques con signo de interrogación
Vs. Version was an arcade version, mostly different levels, some kept.
Happy 35th Mario! : )
9:31 Wii
10:40 Nintendo 3DS
11:31 Wii U
12:37 Nintendo Switch
You shoukd have totally included the fanmade C64 port, especially since it was one fan, who worked 7 years on it, only to have it shot down by Nintendo in just 4 days after release.
you misspelled should
@@NotANoob-br9km who cares
I don't think that they include unofficial ports.
There's also the Sega Genesis port in 2010.
@@insectduel And the Super NES port by p4plus2 which has the 8-bit functionality but 16 bit music (Not all-stars)
I didn't have an NES so I really discovered the game with Super Mario All Stars on the SNES. I'm playing the hell out of it again now that it's out on Switch. That said, over the years, I've come to appreciate the original more. I always come back to it, it's just perfect.
@@nintendogp2017 yes that limited edition disc for the 25th anniversary. I didn't get it I think because in Europe it was the 50 Hz version they put out.
@@nintendogp2017 That was part of their terrible Wii Virtual Console stance, that we should live the atrocities of playing in 50 Hz all over again because we did in the first place so we would be nostalgic for slower and squished games. Hopefully they replaced that with *checks notes* playing games with an ugly dark grey background you can't turn off.
The SNES and GameBoy Color were the best just because of the new stuff❤️
I like the game on Mario All Stars Wii.
Hey Matty Ice ,I Play Smb All Stars on The Wii™ Too! But Everything is slower Than Usual..
I have good memories of playing the original NES version on a bootleg console that looked lile a Sega Megadrive, back in the 2000's lol. One of my first games!
**An army of Marios approach your house** "Your goin' to prison for a long time kid."
Was it super Mario bros. special?
Esa consola pirata fue la NASA?
@@kemalswimmingsuitswimmingh415 I don't remember clearly but it was og mario bros
@@kemalswimmingsuitswimmingh415 I think he's referring to the consoles that claim to have millions of games in it, which were based off the Famicom/NES.
The Game Boy Color (SMB Deluxe) and Super Mario All Stars are my personal favorite.
Why aren’t the Mario maker versions here? There pretty significant even if they aren’t the original game, but then Mario 35 is here? Strange.
The way you run through these levels destroys my soul
No matter what's your favorite version is, we all know that there is only one thing we have in common. We love super Mario bros
Respect
Cool comparison. I personally like the nes and snes version of this game.
I like the gba version
The SNES version has a marginally different theme that flows better, and I'm not referring to the instruments.
Its simply amazing years after the release of this game its still makes it's way onto newer game systems of the future just shows a classic never dies
My favourite is definitely the Super NES version. It's the main one I grew up with, and it has welcome enhancements in terms of presentation and quality of life. Its 16-bit graphics complete with vivid backgrounds look beautiful even by today's standards, and those graphics are delightfully paired with enhanced arrangements of the original game's music. On top of that, it actually features saves and continues allowing you to restart at the beginning of each world rather than at the beginning of the game every time. As iconic as the 8-bit original is, I think Nintendo needs to show its 16-bit remake of _Super Mario Bros_ a lot more love.
They've finally shown it SOME love by including it on the Switch Online service. And it's so awesome, it's probably the game I've played the most on the Switch since it was added. :)
マリオに限らずファミコン後期やスーファミでグラが強化されるとどうしても視認性を高める為なのか自キャラが黒で縁取られたりしてるけど、個人的にやっぱり初期グラの縁がないほうが味わいや親しみがあって好きかな
I don't speak Italian
Its japanese
i've never felt this uncomfortable until i saw luigi goin left.
Gran recopilación, una clase de historia!! Mi favorito el clasico y ahora más en el Super Mario Bros 35, en mi canal tengo unas partidas extremas!! 🐢🐲🐉
Hola Bowser, acabo de ver tu canal... Esta de lujooo...
0:05 NES
0:05 Famicom
1:16 Famicom Disk System
2:11 Playchoice-10
3:17 Nintendo Vs System
4:35 Famicom Disk System
5:44 SNES
5:44 Super Famicom
7:03 GameBoy Colour
8:22 GameBoy Advance
My favorite version is NES, it is perfect.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You forgot Animal Crossing for the GameCube.
That's not a different version though, just an emulator
When I saw the 25 on the blocks for the Wii version I was confused at first but then realized it was for the 25 year anniversary of its release.
@retrosutra: The reason why I prefer the Famicom disk version of Super mario bros. the lost level mario will have an easier time compare to the all-stars SNES version, because the Famicom behave like the NES and if mario face his on the koopa and mario still have the vertical downward motion it will stomp on the koopa, while if you do the exact same thing on the SNES version All-stars you will not take damage but phase through the koopa. in Both the nes version and the all-stars version you cannot stomp on koopa and goomba under water, but you can in super mario bros.35 but their his not point to hit since the timer you gain does not increase when you chain theme under water since your always in the air if I see it correctly.
The 2D theatre presentation of 1-1 in Super Mario Odyssey :)
thanks fur the SMB35 strategy
and now we have the 35th anniversary game n watch version! can’t wait for that!
Good luck with that
I have it
Super Mario 35 is the greatest...for giving people seizures.
Wow, no sabía de tantas versiones jejeje
Y yo he visto más!! Jajaja
As long as I can play as Mario, I don't care about the versions.^^
But it is very interesting to see the differences.
Ive just watched 3 minutes of the exact same thing so far and i think theres a chance they are all just the nes version being replayed
i'm going right now to buy my nintendo switch to download this mario bros version 35 players!!! ....yeah!!
It is addicting.
Tu hablas español cierto?
@@claralorenanunezsilva3752 SI, pero coincidio con que hoy tenia planeada la compra de mi switch neon , y en eso ando, instalandolo para jugar cupheat y mario 35 =)
この動画を見ると、マリオの歴史を感じます。
I Like Snes Beacuse Heres The Resson I Lke It
1.An 16 Bit Consle
2.Its Powefull Than The Nes
3.Games
Super Mario World,Super Mario All Stars,Donkey Kong,Etc
4.Super Nintendo Entertainment System Is Strong
Wow. The Star of David made it into a Super Mario game. I don't wanna hear any complaining about the chanting in the Fire Temple of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, or the original design on the Mirror Shield.
I only have 1 Version I like and that was the Super Nintendo Makeover on All-Stars
At least now I know I'm not the only one who sticks to attacking my attackers
You got every release except 1; Super Mario Collection BS. Can’t blame you though as it’s very obscure and there’s no known copy of its data that has been found. There IS a video of it on TH-cam though.
anybody old enough to remember the hum the blackscreen would make on crt's before the level started?
I mean i can imagine it
*MMMMMMMMMmmmmmMmmmmmmM*
I like the new color scheme for the switch of this game lol
While I love the NES version, the SNES version blows the original out of the water in my opinion.
Depends on how you are casually playing then yes speedrunning then no
Holy shit, the Switch version is a sensory overload.
Because it's a battle royale game.
@@theAstarrr Si
Belive it or not, Luigi's fire flower suit for the SMB style in Mario Maker 2 is based off the Fire Flower pallete for Mario in the VS. version
Dang....i forgot how limited the original NES's sound chip was. I got so used to better technology that I forgot how broken the song sounded originally.
Honorable mention: Super Mario Bros. Special
Super mario bros 35. on nintendo switch is my favorite cause you can actually jump of enemies higher.
This Super Mario bros is my favorite of all time it's been 35 years since 1985 I'd played the NES SNES Gameboy color and the Power game console we come a long time
8:30 oh god why does mario have a mullet?!
@@nintendogp2017 No sabemos pero, igual ese Mario se ve claramente deforme xd
I can’t believe Super Mario and I are the same age
I love these... although you should've followed the same path, gotten the star on the 1st level, and jumped on the koopa turtle to demonstrate the major physics and music differences.
NES looks weirdly oversaturated!
@Pepperoni Secret Pues yo lo juego en mi tele de Full HD aunque no se vea 100% HD (Quizás sea por el polvo o porque mi tele es de calidad 720p), y tengo pensado jugarlo en mi tele de mi casa que es un TV 4K (Y para eso necesito una caja con puerto de AV a HDMI), no se si vea claramente, pero igual espero que se vea mejor
Super Mario Deluxe needs to be upgraded and brought to the switch somehow
So it wasn't my imagination, the original did have a blue sky. I really hated the purplish versions we got later
Depends on the TV you play it on. It's very purple on my TV.
10:39 I bet speedrunners would use this because it is very very fast :)
Wow; was the Game Boy Color's screen space really THAT BAD? I don't remember having much problem with it, but wow; that's inconvenient.
For the players choice it would actually give you instructions on the screen
rip super mario bros 35.
Favorite game from childhood was Mario Brothers!!!! 😊
The GBA version very much feels like they just used the homebrew PocketNES.
Also, the frame blurring is weird.
It is using PocketNES, if you own any of the Classic NES Series cartridge, you could even access the PocketNES menu.
Good Job!
i swear the vs super mario bros overworld theme is used in mario maker instead of the actual nes one.
4:39 this made me think this was the japanese super mario bros. 2; known in the US as super mario bros.: the lost levels
My favourite version is the Turbografx-16 one! 😂
You also should add Super Mario Maker and Super Mario Maker 2
They need to bring back 35!
Umm, All Night Nippon is not a version of Mario 1. It's like Mario 1.5 and a totally different game after a handful of levels. Calling All Night Nippon a version of Mario 1 is like calling The Lost Levels a version of Mario 1.
Favourite: I dunno, but it would be between All-Stars and SMBDX (if I discount when I tried to pass it via 3DS Virtual Console).
La versión de super Nintendo sigue siendo la mejor.
The GameBoy Color (Super Mario Bros. 35) nintendo switch version
I grew up with the NES version, then got the gameboy advance version.
Nes/famicom cartridge ver: the iconic
FDS ver: The same as cartridge but different because they added more levels on minus world (the infamous SMB glich)
PlayChoice-10 ver: The same but this version you playinf with arcade kabinet also have different Color pallete because the PlayChoice-10and nes have different PPU (picture prosessing Unit) because nes PPU doesn't support RGB but PlayChoice-10 support RGB
VS. SMB ver: the same as pc10 ver but with different level and more difficulty
FDS(ANSMB): the same as FDS ver but with SMB 2. JP ver engine and special edition because Nintendo Collaboration with Fuji television
Snes ver or SMAS: i love this ver with 16bit Graphic
GBC ver: the best at the time because you can play original SMB on the go but for now... Not so much because screen zoom
I love all the 5 classic games
My Favorite One Being Super Mario Bros. 2
Jakly The Jackal witch one
Mine is SMB3
@@sonicrebirthdevelopment6904 Super Mario Bros. 2 / Super Mario Bros. USA
@@user-ku3sr7cl3u Cool
Jakly The Jackal ok
I remember when I was a kid I played a SMB version that was like the first Mario shown in this video but with floor sprites like in 4:35 version, I wonder if that was an original version?
16-bit remake of Super Mario Bros. bring me backgrounds become real and should've include to Super Mario Maker series as extra game style. I think this game should be ported to Windows or Amiga.
Let’s Compare Super Mario Bros (Featuring Super Mario Bros 35)
1: NES (1985)
2: Famicom Disk System (1986)
3: Playchoice-10 (1986)
4: Nintendo Vs System (1986)
5: Famicom Disk System (1986)
6: Super Nintendo (1993)
7: Game Boy Colour (1999)
8: Game Boy Advance (2004)
9: Nintendo 3ds (2014)
10: Nintendo Switch (2020)
so the SMB1 overworld theme from SMM/SMM2 was taken from vs. super mario bros.
The original version of the NES, from 1985, It is a legendary piece, It saved video games from that crisis of '83 in America, GREAT SUPER MARIO ,
35th Anniversary
By the way, VS Super Mario Bros is torture, it inspired Super Mario Bros The Lost Levels, that devilishly difficult game
Actually vs smb was first
@@Tom-jw7ii Ah thank you very much for advising, I did not know that VS Super Mario Bros was released before Super Mario Bros The Lost Levels
GIAN SA Yeah, I believe that the reason smb2j was so hard was because the developers enjoyed the more challenging levels they made for vs smb, and decided to make a whole game of levels like that.
If you beat the original Super Mario Bros., the game got harder the next time you restart cause Bowser change all the Goombas into Buzzy Beetles and all the enemies now walk faster. That change also inspired Super Mario Bros. 2.
This was one game that included every NES bootleg cartridges because of how much legacy it had. Thanks, pirates!
Often included multiple times in one cart. 99-in-one, my backside.
My favorite? Super Mario Bros. 35!!!
Super Mario Bros. Versions
(1985) NES
(1986) Famicom Disk System
(1986) Play Choice 10
(1986) Nintendo VS. System
(1986) Famicom Disk System
(1993) Super Nintendo
(1999) Game Boy Color
(2004) Game Boy Advance
(2010) Wii
(2014) Nintendo 3DS
(2014) Wii U
(2020) Nintendo Switch
You forgot Super Mario Maker And Super Mario Maker 2.
I wasn’t aware Nintendo released a Mario Battle Royale game.
It just released a few days ago. It leaves NSO at the end of March.
I know it doesn't matter, but I kinda wish the Special Super Mario Bros Game & Watch was featured in this vid. I know it isn't out yet, and even if it were it would probably be sold out. I just don't like the G&W to be forgotten about
35 might be a fun game, but dammit, i dont have a switch
By the way, Super Mario Bros 35 isn't just Super Mario Bros (as in the NES original) played against 34 other players. The game shown here is actually a remake of the said game played against 34 other people.
You might be thinking "What are you talking about? It's the same game!" Well, actually, there're some changes, one of them is obvious: if you get hit as Fire Mario, you go back to Big Mario instead of small Mario like in the NES original. This is a change that neither the SNES remake nor the GBC remake changed. One change tbat the latter DOES include is the removal of the minus world. Interestingly, the Game and Watch that released under a month and a half later DID include the minus world. Go figure.