Fun Facts: 1. Worlds 9 and A are the only Worlds that don't have a Warp Zone associated with them. 2. Warp Zones to Worlds 1 and 5 are the only Warp Zones that send you to a previous World. The rest of them send you to the next Worlds. 3. Worlds 1 and 3 communicate with each other through Warp Zones. Worlds 5 and 8 share that distinction. 4. Worlds A through D do not communicate with Worlds 1 through 8, and World 9 does not communicate with other Worlds at all. 5. If you cleared Worlds 1 through 8 without using Warp Zones, you are awarded with World 9. If you are playing the SNES version of this game in All-Stars, be aware that if you use a Warp Zone and save your game afterwards, World 9 in that save file WILL be deleted and you have to either unlock it again or create a different save file. 6. This game grants you a lot of points depending on the number of lives you have (100,000 for each life left), and that only happens on Worlds 8-4 and D-4. This feature is only available for Famicom, though.
One thing you missed out on: in the Famicom version, you must play and beat the first eight worlds EIGHT times to unlock worlds A through D. However, at the title screen, you have to hold A and push start to do it.
@@Channel84Winnipeg To access the letter stages, do you have to beat all the regular worlds eight times in one single sitting, or does the game save your game completion progress so you can turn the game off and come back to play through it again?
@@Channel84WinnipegI have the Game & Watch Super Mario Bros 35th anniversary version and you can't unlock worlds A, B, C and D because the buttons are different 😢😢
The warp zone to World 5 in 8-1 is a big no-no to visit since there is no chasm like in the warp zone to World 1 as in 3-1 where Mario/Luigi can commit suicide by falling through that chasm whereas in 8-1 warp zone it forces the player to wait the timer reaches zero. Or the warp zone to World 5 should be made in the world 6-1 instead maybe in order to avoid the puzzle maze castle of 6-4 so the player can visit 5-2 to warp to World 7 or 8.
1:59 this happened to me in super mario bros crossover when i was playing lost levels map style with MegaMan, i Closed the game after i entered the warp zone
1:58 I remember when I had the 3DS virtual Console of Super Mario Bros lost levels. I created a save state State thinking this would take me to another world and then soon as I saw World 1 on that pipe I knew I made a mistake and i was like. "You've got to be kidding me!?!?".
@Channel 84 winnipeg: did you know with both reverse warp zone you just fall for a fake Trolling, so you can just used the back ward warp zone, and then used the warp zone to return to the world you just got backward from. What about world 9 you get disquilified for using warp zone, actually the answer is no. Because you do not get disquilified from world 9, but it is only truth in the Super Nintendo version that you get disquilifed from world 9 by entering a warp zone, even if world 9 is already save, so if you enter warp zone when world 9 is already save, and you accidently save world 9 will be deleted from your save file, and the only way to get it back is to deleted that file. The version you play above does not check if you enter a Warp zone it check if you clear all lv4, so useing Warp zone does not unclear castle already done. The only thing that unclear lv4 during game over if you click on Retry instead of Continue. And they are no continued code for the title screen since holding the jump button is to unlock World A-1. The GBA version of the same game as the continue code for saving purpose and as long as you used the continue code all lv4 castle already clear remain cleared, but hold the run button instead for the GBA version once world A is unlocked and the continued code also continued for World B and so on. Edit: Reason they did that for the GBA version for this exclusive to Japan only game. In Japan games that are hand held only are for kids, and that way it makes it more pleasing to be able to save at every world because of the continued code for kid specially since it is a hard game and will take a lot of time to get used to it specially if it is your first time.
All of this is actually very well known to me. I will add that discovering that there was a world 9 in the SNES version was a total mind blow back in the day.
@@Channel84Winnipeg I think you miss understood, World 9 did exist in the original, it was just back then it was less strick to be disquilified from hit. Unless you meant what I mention about the Snes version that if world 9 is save on your save files and you enter a Warp zone and accidentally save it deleted world 9 from your current save file.
Yep, this time around the programmers made it so that you had to play at least one full world besides 8. No getting around having to play all of World 4.
If I were to play Lost Levels again, I’m just going through all of the worlds until I get access to World 9 and Worlds A-D after beating it eight times or once on the Super Mario All-Stars version.
@@Channel84Winnipeg Well I just completed the game the second time using warps. Didn't get world 9 as expected, but I got the second star to the title screen. So it looks like warps can be used to access world A.
I love how you made mario look back and forth between the world 1 warp pipe and the cliff a few times and made him jump off the cliff instead 😂
Sometimes, a little thing goes a long way for the sake of entertainment.
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HE WAS PLAYING AS LUIGI
@@ThatGuy-te9whoops. Forgot the fire powerup makes Luigi look like Mario on the nes.
I remember the first time I saw the reverse warp zone in World 3 that went back to start. And I was like, "Are you KIDDING???"
Same with me. Total mind blow when I found that out on the SNES cartridge with this game.
1-2 -> World 2
1-2 -> World 3
1-2 -> World 4
3-1 -> World 1
5-1 -> World 6
5-2 -> World 7
5-2 -> World 8
8-1 -> World 5
Thank
Fun Facts:
1. Worlds 9 and A are the only Worlds that don't have a Warp Zone associated with them.
2. Warp Zones to Worlds 1 and 5 are the only Warp Zones that send you to a previous World. The rest of them send you to the next Worlds.
3. Worlds 1 and 3 communicate with each other through Warp Zones. Worlds 5 and 8 share that distinction.
4. Worlds A through D do not communicate with Worlds 1 through 8, and World 9 does not communicate with other Worlds at all.
5. If you cleared Worlds 1 through 8 without using Warp Zones, you are awarded with World 9. If you are playing the SNES version of this game in All-Stars, be aware that if you use a Warp Zone and save your game afterwards, World 9 in that save file WILL be deleted and you have to either unlock it again or create a different save file.
6. This game grants you a lot of points depending on the number of lives you have (100,000 for each life left), and that only happens on Worlds 8-4 and D-4. This feature is only available for Famicom, though.
One thing you missed out on: in the Famicom version, you must play and beat the first eight worlds EIGHT times to unlock worlds A through D. However, at the title screen, you have to hold A and push start to do it.
@@Channel84Winnipeg I didn't know that fact. I cleared SMB2J for SNES, which gives access to Worlds A-D more easily than the FDS version.
@@Channel84Winnipeg To access the letter stages, do you have to beat all the regular worlds eight times in one single sitting, or does the game save your game completion progress so you can turn the game off and come back to play through it again?
Pretty sure it carries over if you stop playing.
@@Channel84WinnipegI have the Game & Watch Super Mario Bros 35th anniversary version and you can't unlock worlds A, B, C and D because the buttons are different 😢😢
Nice of them to give you an option to jump in a pit instead of taking the backwards warp or waiting for the timer to run out in 3-1 😂
Absolutely.
The warp zone to World 5 in 8-1 is a big no-no to visit since there is no chasm like in the warp zone to World 1 as in 3-1 where Mario/Luigi can commit suicide by falling through that chasm whereas in 8-1 warp zone it forces the player to wait the timer reaches zero. Or the warp zone to World 5 should be made in the world 6-1 instead maybe in order to avoid the puzzle maze castle of 6-4 so the player can visit 5-2 to warp to World 7 or 8.
should have made it so you respawn there if you wait out the timer
@@tun444 Waiting the timer too long until it reaches zero can also be boring.
Warping to 1-1 via 3-1 can also be useful for revisiting 1-2 warp zone pipe to World 4 via the level's secret chamber with hot lava pits.
1:59 this happened to me in super mario bros crossover when i was playing lost levels map style with MegaMan, i Closed the game after i entered the warp zone
1:58 I remember when I had the 3DS virtual Console of Super Mario Bros lost levels. I created a save state State thinking this would take me to another world and then soon as I saw World 1 on that pipe I knew I made a mistake and i was like. "You've got to be kidding me!?!?".
At that point, taking the death to avoid going backwards would be the lesser of two evils.
@@Channel84Winnipeg Man! Why didn't I think of that earlier?
That's actually a great alternative
Could've sworn I remember warp zones in Worlds A-D, also 3-1 has another warp zones down a pipe.
There are warps in worlds A and B, but no additional warp in 3-1.
@@Channel84Winnipeg I remember going through an underground part in 3-1 then sending me to the World 1 Warp Zone.
@@smb2fds But fortunately there is a gap where Mario/Luigi can commit suicide as in 2:09.
@@smb2fdsit does exist.
@@idogaming3532 There should've been a backwards warp to World A because Worlds 1 and 5 have them.
Thank you
I didn't know the Warp Zone 4:12
Thank you! :D
No problem.
You probably didn't know that *Super Mario Bros: Lost Level nes* has a formula that can be activated.
*;Select Level*
Good video! I like SMBTLL
Great game despite some levels being a pain.
The proper abbreviation is SMB2-J, lol
@Channel 84 winnipeg: did you know with both reverse warp zone you just fall for a fake Trolling, so you can just used the back ward warp zone, and then used the warp zone to return to the world you just got backward from. What about world 9 you get disquilified for using warp zone, actually the answer is no. Because you do not get disquilified from world 9, but it is only truth in the Super Nintendo version that you get disquilifed from world 9 by entering a warp zone, even if world 9 is already save, so if you enter warp zone when world 9 is already save, and you accidently save world 9 will be deleted from your save file, and the only way to get it back is to deleted that file. The version you play above does not check if you enter a Warp zone it check if you clear all lv4, so useing Warp zone does not unclear castle already done. The only thing that unclear lv4 during game over if you click on Retry instead of Continue. And they are no continued code for the title screen since holding the jump button is to unlock World A-1. The GBA version of the same game as the continue code for saving purpose and as long as you used the continue code all lv4 castle already clear remain cleared, but hold the run button instead for the GBA version once world A is unlocked and the continued code also continued for World B and so on. Edit: Reason they did that for the GBA version for this exclusive to Japan only game. In Japan games that are hand held only are for kids, and that way it makes it more pleasing to be able to save at every world because of the continued code for kid specially since it is a hard game and will take a lot of time to get used to it specially if it is your first time.
All of this is actually very well known to me. I will add that discovering that there was a world 9 in the SNES version was a total mind blow back in the day.
@@Channel84Winnipeg I think you miss understood, World 9 did exist in the original, it was just back then it was less strick to be disquilified from hit. Unless you meant what I mention about the Snes version that if world 9 is save on your save files and you enter a Warp zone and accidentally save it deleted world 9 from your current save file.
No misunderstanding at all. Everything you said was clear as crystal.
So what’s the best path? World 1 warping to world 4, play all of 4 until you get to 5-2 and warp to 8?
You actually just answered your own question right there.
Okay cool 😂 I’ve never beat lost levels so just making sure
Shortest Route: 1-1, 1-2 (Warp to World 4), the entire World 4, 5-1, 5-2 (Warp to World 8), the entire World 8.
@@leonnoel9661 thank you man!
Yep, this time around the programmers made it so that you had to play at least one full world besides 8. No getting around having to play all of World 4.
If I were to play Lost Levels again, I’m just going through all of the worlds until I get access to World 9 and Worlds A-D after beating it eight times or once on the Super Mario All-Stars version.
Fair enough.
I feel like you can abuse warp to level 1 for farm 1ups
Not sure I follow on that one.
Im here for 8-1 to go in a pipe thats glitched that allows you to go inside and crashes your game
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I wonder how this version of SMB 2 would've done on the NES?
I would think it would have sold fairly well in this part of the world had it been released here in 1986.
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I know you can't use warps to unlock world 9, but can I use warps to speedrun through the game 8 times to unlock world A-D?
I'm pretty sure you can use the warp zones, but I'm not entirely positive. Try for yourself and see what happens.
@@Channel84Winnipeg Well I just completed the game the second time using warps. Didn't get world 9 as expected, but I got the second star to the title screen. So it looks like warps can be used to access world A.
Yes, indeed you can.
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