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So, I noticed something... You know the row where you can pick your power-ups? _It's there on the practice stages as well,_ so you COULD in theory pick your powerups anyway, _and without any cost,_ since they all say *"0 Coins."* This means you COULD get the extra 5 coins from 5-1 (and others) that *you so desperately need.* *However,* since I do NOT have the game, I can only _assume._ But since there is _extremely_ strong evidence (nothing is greyed out or missing and everything _explicitly_ says it's free, _as if the devs were thoughtful and let us practice without any constraints)_ that it *does* allow you, I have _more than enough_ reason to believe I am correct, *but* in the off chance I am _not,_ *please* correct me.... But only after testing it out.
Kosmic - my father passed away in 2014. My earliest and best memories was my dad trying to find all the secrets and beating the game as quickly as possible back in '92. He loved this game and i loved watching him play it! I'll never see my dad again but I wish that i could show him your videos cause i know he would be amazed by your skill and dedication to the game. Thanks for the content and nostalgia - please keep it up
I feel like you must appreciate this game, even if it's just for the opportunity to learn even more about SMB1 than you did already! You're a friggin fountain of Mario knowledge!
Nintendo can't resist global timer frame windows can they? We now have the "coin bus." Thanks for the great frame explanations and item locations. Awesome content!
I think it's just the same framerule system as for the level finish and Nintendo ported most of the code, but you probably knew that so have a nice day I guess :)
It was probably to allow for testing flagpoles one frame, then coin blocks the next frame, then koopas the next frame, then powerups the next frame e.t.c., so they wouldn't have to check every single thing every frame. Just speculation though
@@trolledwoods377 Alternatively, I suspect it may have been a simple perf optimization. Rather than doing all possible code checks every frame, do some every 4th frame or whatever. Was a relatively early game on NES, so may have been an easy way for them to minimize slowdown or something.
But how would you manage the rules? What counts as all coins. 16 per coin block is pretty unreasonable. Maybe there could be an at least x amount of coins speedrun that averages on 14-15 coins per block that would allow for optimizations in case you get 16 or something like that.
20:03 Sure you can: many people have trouble dealing with Bloopers in non-underwater stages, and especially if you see someone's at the start of an athletic or castle level it can be tactical to send them some Bloopers in hopes for a KO. :)
Liking your Mario 35 videos a lot 😄 Btw, you can choose a powerup in practice mode in the level select menu by pressing X, just like in the online mode
Well, this is Mario 35 we're talking about, so you'll almost certainly run out of time before you hit that number unless your opponents are sending you crazy amounts of enemies and you're actually shell-kicking them all somehow...
If you run 8-4, can you give people a 'present' of a hammer-and-fireball capable Bowser, or does it send a lesser Bowser? I expect there would be many a KO from the nastier Bowser, just as I've seen a lot of deaths to Podoboos.
I got the flagpole glitch without setup (no perfect stairs no sub-pixel manipulation or anything) im so lucky i was just standing on front of the flag not on top of the stairs and just jumped trying for fun and i worked i couldnt believe and also it was my first flagpole glitch ever (no setup) pure luck
Hey Kosmic! I wanted to let you know about a game called "Super Mario Crossover". You may have heard of it. It's the original super mario bros game, but it allows you to use other characters such as Megaman, Link, Simon from castlevania, etc. If you haven't heard of it, I think it might be a great source of content for your channel. I've enjoyed the videos lately, Keep it up! : )
(30:47) In this case, though, there are two power ups in 8-3, which you skipped over, so unlike in 5-1 and 8-1, you very well could've gotten to this multi-coin block big in practice mode here. EDIT: And, I just read in a comment below that you can choose your power up in practice mode, which would allow you to get to every multi-coin block in practice mode as big Mario if you wanted.
@@smudgei 8-4 has one hidden block in the second room, and if you keep running the room loops itself and the hidden block resets. So technically you can get infinite coins.
Not only you have to do 11 frame perfect jumps after starting (possible with a lot of practice and a lot of tries), you have to start jumping on the first frame of the framerule which is a 1 in 21 chance with no setup. Good luck
Layton Jr I already knew that. My idea is that if in super Mario 35 I superbounce off of a goomba, I can hit the block faster than having to land on the ground and then jump. This would only work a maximum of 2 times, but it should make getting 12 coins a little easier.
I think I was 5 or 6 when I first played the original Super Mario Bros. Now I'm 31. Since then, all the way to this day, I still remember by heart every last one of the secrets in this game. Power-ups, coins, pipes, vines, you name it. I thought I knew everything there is to know about this game. And only now 25-26 years later I find out that if you don't collect every single coin on an X - 3 level, then the 1UP doesn't appear on the next X - 1 level :D I'm a completionist, so I have never, ever, ever completed any SMB level without grabbing every coin possible (or if there are branching paths, I take the path with the most coins). So I have never had to witness the lack of a 1UP. 25-26 years... WOW!
11:56 - I did not know that about the one ups, I thought it was just if you took the warp zone to the IeveI they wouId show up. Guess I never coIIected aII the coins in any *-3 as a kid.
@@enchilada7765 Summoning Salts's second most popular video is one about a Mario speedrun trick, and it has 4.8 mil views, and Summoning Salt almost has 1 mill subscribers, so I would say that many people like speedrunning Mario. I have no idea why more people don't watch his videos because they should.
@@theawesome1883 Summoning Salt is how I got into watching speedruns in general. Kosmic is my favorite because he does the best commentary and explanation videos like this one. And also, my maiden name was Kozmik 😁
Cosmic should Actually try to speedrun the game and count how many times he can finish the levels before the game ends. And maybe make a personal challenge like finishing 100 levels before the game ends
It's probably been said, but you can give yourself a power up by pressing X on the level select screen. In practice mode, they're free. In normal competition mode, the cost 20-50 coins to start off as Super, Fire, or Star.
I checked the daily challenge today in SM35 and it gave me an idea for a challenge run, feel free to take it if you want. The challenge idea I had was to try and win a game while using the coin roulette as soon as possible at every opportunity. As soon as you hit 20 coins or more, you have to roll that roulette until theyre all gone. I have a guess that it's gonna just be luck-based near the end depending on how good of a player you're matched with, but there can be some skill involved in level and coin routing too.
Have you figured out routes maximising coins per second (CPS) for each stage? Real time is the real enemy, maximising CPS seems like a good way to go. That and always going for warp to skip up to 3 stages with a lower CPS might be optimal or close to it. edit: You could go full statistician and speedrun stages with a low CPS to potentially optimise further.
Hey Kosmic, really nice video! This one helps me a lot. There would be one nice extention to the knowledge presented here. The time you, as expert speedrunner, need to collect the coins. That way you could present a optimal coin per second score for each level! In addition to a video where you run through every level as fast as possible while collecting the "time efficient" coins. Maybe this could be an extract of your games. Greetings, Miödvitnir
In your pastebin it says 65 is the max, but with two 16-coin blocks it would be 66. There's 4 ? Blocks, a 1-Up, 2 coins blocks, and 10 floating coins in the coin room. Although with the Bullet Bill shooting at you getting all 16 out of that block is pretty unlikely, if it is possible at all. I was able to get 14 from it while getting hit once. In my testing all the other levels are the right coin count.
Amazing guide, even for the original Mario Bros. There are 1UPS in there that I never thought that existed. Also, with all those coins I could get more lives, because I always think that this game is hard, Im not a pro.
9:30 Unless Super Mario Bros. for the GameBoy Advance is different in this regard, I would bet a substantial amount of money that that is NOT the only place that area appears
Idk if this is explainable just from description; but, ive had moments where I jump too early and bonk my head on the block which is already producing a coin at the time i hit it. So essentially, sometimes if you jump too fast some how, the max coins will be less. I think that this has to do with the "frame cycle" where, if you hit the block at the earliest possible frame and then jump on the first frame you can afterwards, then you will bonk on a coin block which is still par in the air and thus will act as if you hit a solid block (just the same as bonking on an unbreakable platform). This causes a loss of 1 coin even with jumps timed so that you jump as soon as possible, so for blocks 2 tiles above small mario, as large mario you want to jump slightly after the earliest possible frame
Oh, I misunderstood, I thought you were saying that if you were jumping frame perfect (like as early as you could jump) youd get an extra coin possibly, not miss it. I didnt realize you ment that if you were to early or late it'd mess with the coins. Also I didnt see you demonstrate the bonking on the coin block by jumping early so I was just confused. Thanks so mucb for your resonse though! Love input especially from someone who undoubtedly knows better then me
@@Kosmicd12 also, i would like to add that youve been a inspiration for me to be a better gamer, ive been casually speedrunning since around 2004, but im too poor to stream or anything (but i have a capture card that works for n64 snes and nes for when I have spare time). Now Im studying to become a physicist, so i have less time to game. But please keep making content like this, or maybe mario 35 highlights, because it helps a fellow speedrunner how to jive in the forest of randomly skilled player in m35
@@Kosmicd12 this is unbelievably helpful btw, so i watched again and it seems like theres a difference of 1 or maaaaybe 2 frames between a jump that gets a coin and one that doesn't, nice job getting 2 in a row, even though you werent going for it. Idk its kinda hard to tell with this engine when to jump for me. Maybe since i mainly play n64 games, good to know that I for sure need to adapt to the rhythm if id like to be a top player in this though, as an ex smm2 story mode IL speedrunner I probably just need to master the weird mechanics
Kosmic, in 4-1, this may help you shave off just a few extra frames. Down the pipe, as big mario, to get that Fireflower (if necessary), once you come down, immediately hold down right to land on the bricks. run to the Fireflower block, and at the end of those bricks, JUST crouch down while running and he will slide right under that block. if you're speed running, and you dont need the rest of the coins, then doing this will give you a clean pop-under to round jump that should put you right into the pipe, with a FEW frames spared. But every little frame counts, I know!!!! P.S.: Keep up the killer videos man...really like your rom-hack Wednesdays.
@@Kosmicd12 See, I had no idea there were differences between the orig, rta, and tas. I'm and ol' skool gamer, but I haven't played smb (any) in a while...been on that new kick, lolz. Man, bro, i've been watching a lot of your videos lately, and most of these ROM-Hacks are crazy good...some just crazy, lol! BUT, you have me inspired...I'm working on a SMW RomHack right now, with you and a few other speedrunners (etc.) in mind, and.......I'm curious: Would you play an SNES SMW RomHack (.smc), if it was made just like SMB1..... .....BUT EVERY STAGE IS BACKWARDS?! 8-4 back to the start, but even the level itself is backwards!!!
@@Entolyfik rta and tas are playstyles, not different versions of the game. This video is mario 35, which is different from smb1. I've been interested in a romhack like that for a while, but not of smw unfortunately. I need it to be smb1 so I can have much more interesting gameplay
@@Kosmicd12 Consider it done then. I'm going to continue to develop the smw hack...I have a version of it that is mostly the original levels, but different parts of each level is redesigned to resemble smb1 levels...1-1 and on. BUT, i will take the maps of each level in smb1, and reverse them. I know already that some parts will have to be modified, because I already know you would not be able to get past walls that you wouldn't be able to scale backwards, normally...but, for the most part, it will be normal smb1 but reversed! Also, during this process, do you mind if i engage some input/assessment/analysis? Also also, is there a certain format that works with the ProDrive?
@@Entolyfik maybe I wasn't clear, so just in case, I probably won't play it as an smw hack instead of an smb1 hack. Feel free to work on it if you so desire though 🙂
I take the pipe in the first stage to hide from things like lakitu and bowser spam in the late game. If you can avoid killing them, they eventually stop
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thank you for making amazing content!
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@@Kosmicd12 :)
So, I noticed something... You know the row where you can pick your power-ups? _It's there on the practice stages as well,_ so you COULD in theory pick your powerups anyway, _and without any cost,_ since they all say *"0 Coins."* This means you COULD get the extra 5 coins from 5-1 (and others) that *you so desperately need.*
*However,* since I do NOT have the game, I can only _assume._ But since there is _extremely_ strong evidence (nothing is greyed out or missing and everything _explicitly_ says it's free, _as if the devs were thoughtful and let us practice without any constraints)_ that it *does* allow you, I have _more than enough_ reason to believe I am correct, *but* in the off chance I am _not,_ *please* correct me.... But only after testing it out.
Let's go, now I can finally get 103 coins in 3-1
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Kosmic - my father passed away in 2014. My earliest and best memories was my dad trying to find all the secrets and beating the game as quickly as possible back in '92. He loved this game and i loved watching him play it! I'll never see my dad again but I wish that i could show him your videos cause i know he would be amazed by your skill and dedication to the game. Thanks for the content and nostalgia - please keep it up
Sorry about your loss I lost my dad too this to covid . I get sad when I see yankee games on tv as it was his favorite team
Hiya!
I feel like you must appreciate this game, even if it's just for the opportunity to learn even more about SMB1 than you did already! You're a friggin fountain of Mario knowledge!
12:03 I had always wondered why sometimes they don't appear. 24 years and today I finally know the reason. Thanks
Nintendo can't resist global timer frame windows can they? We now have the "coin bus." Thanks for the great frame explanations and item locations. Awesome content!
I think it's just the same framerule system as for the level finish and Nintendo ported most of the code, but you probably knew that so have a nice day I guess :)
@@brutalbjoern tons of things are on a framerule. Koopas coming out of their shells, powerups coming out of blocks, etc
It was probably to allow for testing flagpoles one frame, then coin blocks the next frame, then koopas the next frame, then powerups the next frame e.t.c., so they wouldn't have to check every single thing every frame. Just speculation though
@@trolledwoods377 Alternatively, I suspect it may have been a simple perf optimization. Rather than doing all possible code checks every frame, do some every 4th frame or whatever. Was a relatively early game on NES, so may have been an easy way for them to minimize slowdown or something.
I got that reference
All-coins% that would be an interesting category.
That wouldn't be possible, since you can't get all coins in the main part of the level AND all in the bonus areas and vine areas.
it would also be impossible in 1-1 because of the pipe
max-coins%
But how would you manage the rules? What counts as all coins. 16 per coin block is pretty unreasonable. Maybe there could be an at least x amount of coins speedrun that averages on 14-15 coins per block that would allow for optimizations in case you get 16 or something like that.
Also no coins% because it's possible
20:03 Sure you can: many people have trouble dealing with Bloopers in non-underwater stages, and especially if you see someone's at the start of an athletic or castle level it can be tactical to send them some Bloopers in hopes for a KO. :)
Is athletic stage the flat tree sky levels?
Black Cat Reviews by Jae and Belle Haha, I've never heard those grass platforms be called 'flat trees'. :P But yes! 1-3, 3-3, 4-3, 5-3 and 6-3.
@@607 brown stalk. Green top. High in the sky.
T R E E
7:55
You can start any level with any power up in Practice mode, the same way as in the main mode. It doesn't even cost any coins.
I thought so. Maybe it’s an update?
@@RetroPillowcase Not at all. It's been that way since the game released. Bit surprised he didn't notice it
Liking your Mario 35 videos a lot 😄
Btw, you can choose a powerup in practice mode in the level select menu by pressing X, just like in the online mode
wow idk how I didn't realize that lol. Thanks!
"3-1 is the only stage you can get triple digit coins from"
8-4 well yes, but technically no
Yep
Well, this is Mario 35 we're talking about, so you'll almost certainly run out of time before you hit that number unless your opponents are sending you crazy amounts of enemies and you're actually shell-kicking them all somehow...
If you run 8-4, can you give people a 'present' of a hammer-and-fireball capable Bowser, or does it send a lesser Bowser?
I expect there would be many a KO from the nastier Bowser, just as I've seen a lot of deaths to Podoboos.
You can do that, yes. However, it's likely you'd only get him very late in your match since it is the last level of the game there.
I got the flagpole glitch without setup (no perfect stairs no sub-pixel manipulation or anything) im so lucky i was just standing on front of the flag not on top of the stairs and just jumped trying for fun and i worked i couldnt believe and also it was my first flagpole glitch ever (no setup) pure luck
This is super helpful. I remembered a lot from when I was a kid, but everything past world 5 is really hazy for me. Fantastic video.
Hey Kosmic! I wanted to let you know about a game called "Super Mario Crossover". You may have heard of it. It's the original super mario bros game, but it allows you to use other characters such as Megaman, Link, Simon from castlevania, etc. If you haven't heard of it, I think it might be a great source of content for your channel. I've enjoyed the videos lately, Keep it up! : )
Used to play that game all the time at school lol
@@geodude234 same here, I remember editing the save file to give all of the characters fire flowers, it was pretty cool
(30:47) In this case, though, there are two power ups in 8-3, which you skipped over, so unlike in 5-1 and 8-1, you very well could've gotten to this multi-coin block big in practice mode here.
EDIT: And, I just read in a comment below that you can choose your power up in practice mode, which would allow you to get to every multi-coin block in practice mode as big Mario if you wanted.
Wow, I was just thinking of this! I was making a list of maximum coins per level today.
8-4 has infinite coins :)
How
@@smudgei 8-4 has one hidden block in the second room, and if you keep running the room loops itself and the hidden block resets. So technically you can get infinite coins.
@@MeesterTweester arent there 2 hidden blocks on either side of the pipe?
your time isn't infinite though
Jason Quaile If there's enough enemies you could survive until red timer at least. Course Practice has no timer either
Thanks a ton! Been waiting for a video like this. Had no clue where about 80% of secret spots were.
I love all the SMB35 content. It's really cool having a place for all of Kosmic's expert SMB1 knowledge to become useful in a new context.
Loved this masterclass! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
16:12 and i call this move the vine walk.
Kosmic:"No human will ever get 12 coins from that"
Me: *Grabs controller, cracks knuckles*
Good luck
*5 hours later...*
I'm surprised Kosmic said that seeing as he's the king of doing multiple frame perfect inputs on the last frame of a framerule
Not only you have to do 11 frame perfect jumps after starting (possible with a lot of practice and a lot of tries), you have to start jumping on the first frame of the framerule which is a 1 in 21 chance with no setup. Good luck
Layton Jr I already knew that. My idea is that if in super Mario 35 I superbounce off of a goomba, I can hit the block faster than having to land on the ground and then jump. This would only work a maximum of 2 times, but it should make getting 12 coins a little easier.
You’re such an amazing and wholesome youtuber, and an incredible speedrunner. I hope you never stop doing what you’re doing, it’s awesome :)
subscribed for the years of dedication this man right here put in to be a boss. remember to have fun with it dude ;) i love your content
I love how he keeps saying he can't start big because he's in practice mode, while not only is it possible, it is free. :P
I think I was 5 or 6 when I first played the original Super Mario Bros. Now I'm 31.
Since then, all the way to this day, I still remember by heart every last one of the secrets in this game. Power-ups, coins, pipes, vines, you name it.
I thought I knew everything there is to know about this game.
And only now 25-26 years later I find out that if you don't collect every single coin on an X - 3 level, then the 1UP doesn't appear on the next X - 1 level :D
I'm a completionist, so I have never, ever, ever completed any SMB level without grabbing every coin possible (or if there are branching paths, I take the path with the most coins). So I have never had to witness the lack of a 1UP.
25-26 years... WOW!
11:56 - I did not know that about the one ups, I thought it was just if you took the warp zone to the IeveI they wouId show up. Guess I never coIIected aII the coins in any *-3 as a kid.
Easy way to remember the route in 8-4: It's always the first pipe after the lava pit.
I don't even play the game but I still watched this video because you rock
*me, who has not played a Mario game in 15 years but watch kosmic regularly* how do people not know this
Kosmic 40th in M35 for this week! I get so hyped every time I see video notification from Kosmic! Thanks for the guide!
Alright he is obsessed with this now. Cant blame him though. It looks good.
It's good for the speedrunner. For the more regular player it can be a torture/a bad mario maker level.
Ayyy, another cuber that likes Nintendo! How are you my fellow gamer-cuber?
I wish I could afford the switch.
I think he always has been. He's pretty much pouring his overall SMB knowledge into this one.
@@N12015 Im not a speedrunner and I like it
Found this channel about 3 week b4 sm35 and I’m so glad I did
It’s crazy how kosmics been doing youtube for 9 years, but doesn’t have as much fame as he should
Not everyone likes speedrunning/mario
I would say I've really only been "doing youtube" this year :) but thanks!!
@@enchilada7765 Summoning Salts's second most popular video is one about a Mario speedrun trick, and it has 4.8 mil views, and Summoning Salt almost has 1 mill subscribers, so I would say that many people like speedrunning Mario. I have no idea why more people don't watch his videos because they should.
@@theawesome1883 Summoning Salt is how I got into watching speedruns in general. Kosmic is my favorite because he does the best commentary and explanation videos like this one. And also, my maiden name was Kozmik 😁
@@michellejirak9945 that's pretty cool!
Cosmic should Actually try to speedrun the game and count how many times he can finish the levels before the game ends. And maybe make a personal challenge like finishing 100 levels before the game ends
Kosmic*
Drinking game: Take a shot everytime he says coin.
Take a shot everytime he collects a coin
@@SteRDLK alternative title: *how to die:*
So you have chosen
D E A T H
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coins for each level:
1-1 > 45
1-2 > 93
1-3 > 23
1-4 > 6
2-1 > 95
2-2 > 28
2-3 > 35
2-4 > 6
3-1 > 102
3-2 > 22
3-3 > 22
3-4 > 5
4-1 > 78
4-2 > 73 (43 with warp zone)
4-3 > 27
4-4 > 0
5-1 > 45 (40 as small mario)
5-2 > 74
5-3 > 23
5-4 > 6
6-1 > 63
6-2 > 94 (84 as small mario)
6-3 > 24
6-4 > 6
7-1 > 58
7-2 > 28
7-3 > 35
7-4 > 0
8-1 > 83 (73 as small mario)
8-2 > 64
8-3 > 15 (10 as small mario)
8-4 > 1 (no repeated coin)
For practice mode, you can choose your powerup before starting the level
It's probably been said, but you can give yourself a power up by pressing X on the level select screen. In practice mode, they're free. In normal competition mode, the cost 20-50 coins to start off as Super, Fire, or Star.
thanks! i will use this information next time i play!
Imagine a 35 mario but every one choses 8-3. Hammers bros hell mode.
Kosmic, it's actually astounding how well you know this game
I appreciate that you are a speed runner taking time to teach us
Kosmic is such a nice guy! He's posting multiple videos on how to get really good at this game and it helps SOOOO much!! Thank you for helping!😊❤
His voice is so relaxing
Ofc he will help because he almost mastered the game now, so if there's no one who's going to compete you, make one lol
He's just teaching us how to get more coins so he can increase his coin record. =P
redfish337 lol!!
@@redfish337 Lol
I checked the daily challenge today in SM35 and it gave me an idea for a challenge run, feel free to take it if you want. The challenge idea I had was to try and win a game while using the coin roulette as soon as possible at every opportunity. As soon as you hit 20 coins or more, you have to roll that roulette until theyre all gone. I have a guess that it's gonna just be luck-based near the end depending on how good of a player you're matched with, but there can be some skill involved in level and coin routing too.
I can't thank you enough for your Super Mario Bros. 35 videos, thanks to you I recently got my 100th win, you are a legend sir!!!
I love your dedication to this game.
Have you figured out routes maximising coins per second (CPS) for each stage? Real time is the real enemy, maximising CPS seems like a good way to go. That and always going for warp to skip up to 3 stages with a lower CPS might be optimal or close to it.
edit: You could go full statistician and speedrun stages with a low CPS to potentially optimise further.
Really liked this video. Great job, as always, kosmic.
Wow thats A LOT of coins i didnt know existed 😂
Subscribed !
8-4 clearly has the most coins in any level, you just need the ultimate amount of patience to loop the room with the coin block for eternity
Except there is a timer that will stop you in an actual playthrough it's not infinite
Pannenkoek: *cracks knuckles*
Mushroom jumping and minus world were the only tricks I knew how to do on NES as a kid.
Hey Kosmic,
really nice video! This one helps me a lot.
There would be one nice extention to the knowledge presented here.
The time you, as expert speedrunner, need to collect the coins.
That way you could present a optimal coin per second score for each level!
In addition to a video where you run through every level as fast as possible while collecting the "time efficient" coins.
Maybe this could be an extract of your games.
Greetings,
Miödvitnir
Yes, you can start with a power-up in practice mode, dude :(
*Casually beats Mario while talking*
Just needed some pizza 🍕 and a soda
Masha Masha
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Yep, seen that. He was mocking a cheater.
Watch this if you never came across the story
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I'm watching this video even though I don't have a switch
For some of those higher coin blocks, could you squeeze out an extra coin or two with a lucky bounce from an enemy walking underneath?
I always enjoy the videos! Your content is awesome and I always look foward to it! Keep up the outstanding work!!
In your pastebin it says 65 is the max, but with two 16-coin blocks it would be 66. There's 4 ? Blocks, a 1-Up, 2 coins blocks, and 10 floating coins in the coin room. Although with the Bullet Bill shooting at you getting all 16 out of that block is pretty unlikely, if it is possible at all. I was able to get 14 from it while getting hit once. In my testing all the other levels are the right coin count.
great guide! very helpful and i love the Sm35 videos
I did not know that second layer of hidden coin blocks was there in 1-4. Crazy considering the number of times I must have run through there as a kid.
Love your vids kosmic!
Best utuber ever ur awsome good to see a new vid
Big love for this video, Kosmic. This video is so well made and such a huge help.
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Kosmic you should try speedrunning Mario 35 vs the original Mario. You could splice together Mario 35 levels
You can start with an item in course practice by pressing X before selecting a level, you can see them on the right
You can choose a powerup in practice mode by pressing x before entering the stage, they just cost 0 instead of their usual cost
30:11 I thought he was about to casually do bullet bill glitch.
Your one nice guy and this video is helpful. I finally can get 1000 coins!
You know Kosmic is a good quality TH-camr when you just read the tittle
Yay! Just the video I wanted!
189 IQ Move!!! Teaching players how to get more coins so there will be more coins in the chest when they die.
Amazing guide, even for the original Mario Bros. There are 1UPS in there that I never thought that existed. Also, with all those coins I could get more lives, because I always think that this game is hard, Im not a pro.
Your my favorite TH-camr!
Can you do the infinite 1up trick in 3-1?
Which are the differences on coins between this and the original?
Kosmic: Mmm all six
Me: WHATTTTTTT??!!
Dude thanks so much for making this.
9:30 Unless Super Mario Bros. for the GameBoy Advance is different in this regard, I would bet a substantial amount of money that that is NOT the only place that area appears
Idk if this is explainable just from description; but, ive had moments where I jump too early and bonk my head on the block which is already producing a coin at the time i hit it. So essentially, sometimes if you jump too fast some how, the max coins will be less. I think that this has to do with the "frame cycle" where, if you hit the block at the earliest possible frame and then jump on the first frame you can afterwards, then you will bonk on a coin block which is still par in the air and thus will act as if you hit a solid block (just the same as bonking on an unbreakable platform). This causes a loss of 1 coin even with jumps timed so that you jump as soon as possible, so for blocks 2 tiles above small mario, as large mario you want to jump slightly after the earliest possible frame
Doesn't have to do with any kind of cycle. I literally talk about it in this video lol.
Oh, I misunderstood, I thought you were saying that if you were jumping frame perfect (like as early as you could jump) youd get an extra coin possibly, not miss it. I didnt realize you ment that if you were to early or late it'd mess with the coins. Also I didnt see you demonstrate the bonking on the coin block by jumping early so I was just confused. Thanks so mucb for your resonse though! Love input especially from someone who undoubtedly knows better then me
@@Kosmicd12 also, i would like to add that youve been a inspiration for me to be a better gamer, ive been casually speedrunning since around 2004, but im too poor to stream or anything (but i have a capture card that works for n64 snes and nes for when I have spare time). Now Im studying to become a physicist, so i have less time to game. But please keep making content like this, or maybe mario 35 highlights, because it helps a fellow speedrunner how to jive in the forest of randomly skilled player in m35
@@themightyripples6582 the coin block bonks first happen in 4-1
@@Kosmicd12 this is unbelievably helpful btw, so i watched again and it seems like theres a difference of 1 or maaaaybe 2 frames between a jump that gets a coin and one that doesn't, nice job getting 2 in a row, even though you werent going for it. Idk its kinda hard to tell with this engine when to jump for me. Maybe since i mainly play n64 games, good to know that I for sure need to adapt to the rhythm if id like to be a top player in this though, as an ex smm2 story mode IL speedrunner I probably just need to master the weird mechanics
Super helpful. Thanks dude.
Hey, I have a quick question, can you turtle tip for crazy time/coins, or did they remove that?
Was bonking on 10-coin blocks also on the original?
Aside of the 1ups,isn't it just the same as regular SMB?
7:56 you can select a powerup in practice mode on stage select screen with X, like in 35-player battle, but it costs 0 coins
Also Kosmic makes 8-2 look so easy..... rather than getting all coins I would be happy just being able to beat that stage lol.
He's played that level hundreds of times probably because it's required to beat the game
Kosmic, in 4-1, this may help you shave off just a few extra frames.
Down the pipe, as big mario, to get that Fireflower (if necessary), once you come down, immediately hold down right to land on the bricks. run to the Fireflower block, and at the end of those bricks, JUST crouch down while running and he will slide right under that block.
if you're speed running, and you dont need the rest of the coins, then doing this will give you a clean pop-under to round jump that should put you right into the pipe, with a FEW frames spared.
But every little frame counts, I know!!!!
P.S.: Keep up the killer videos man...really like your rom-hack Wednesdays.
that only works on regular SMB1
@@Kosmicd12 See, I had no idea there were differences between the orig, rta, and tas.
I'm and ol' skool gamer, but I haven't played smb (any) in a while...been on that new kick, lolz.
Man, bro, i've been watching a lot of your videos lately, and most of these ROM-Hacks are crazy good...some just crazy, lol!
BUT, you have me inspired...I'm working on a SMW RomHack right now, with you and a few other speedrunners (etc.) in mind, and.......I'm curious:
Would you play an SNES SMW RomHack (.smc), if it was made just like SMB1.....
.....BUT EVERY STAGE IS BACKWARDS?!
8-4 back to the start, but even the level itself is backwards!!!
@@Entolyfik rta and tas are playstyles, not different versions of the game. This video is mario 35, which is different from smb1.
I've been interested in a romhack like that for a while, but not of smw unfortunately. I need it to be smb1 so I can have much more interesting gameplay
@@Kosmicd12 Consider it done then. I'm going to continue to develop the smw hack...I have a version of it that is mostly the original levels, but different parts of each level is redesigned to resemble smb1 levels...1-1 and on.
BUT, i will take the maps of each level in smb1, and reverse them. I know already that some parts will have to be modified, because I already know you would not be able to get past walls that you wouldn't be able to scale backwards, normally...but, for the most part, it will be normal smb1 but reversed!
Also, during this process, do you mind if i engage some input/assessment/analysis?
Also also, is there a certain format that works with the ProDrive?
@@Entolyfik maybe I wasn't clear, so just in case, I probably won't play it as an smw hack instead of an smb1 hack. Feel free to work on it if you so desire though 🙂
Second (kosmic was first)
So much fun watching.. even tho I can't play
Thanks for the uploads. 👌
Mario 35 is Nintendo’s love letter to loyal Mario Bro.s speed runners
I take the pipe in the first stage to hide from things like lakitu and bowser spam in the late game. If you can avoid killing them, they eventually stop
A max-coin% category for SM1 speerun would ve interesting
Jaiden Animations just showed your speedrun clips and for some reason it made me happy that she watches you
What there are whirlpools in the water level. I didnt know that at all
Ceave gaming would be proud
Thanks for the videos!
11:03 wait... how did you bonk on the block?
EDIT: I should really watch the entire video before leaving comments
Is there an all coins% in smb1?
Not really possible as soon as 1-1
Either you miss some taking the pipe, either you miss the pipe's ones
Is this the same as in the original game?
yessir! Other than 1-ups won't give you 20 coins in the original.