Many people remember the remake of this game despite never even playing it. It makes for a fun play experience in which you can beat the game quickly, but maintain a good score throughout your short playtime. Due to this game’s many secrets that allow you to skip through most of the game, it’s entirely possible to beat it in one sitting. This game gave Mario signature traits such as jumping, power-ups, rescuing a princess, and the works, so it’s always a good time to boot up this game in Super Mario All-Stars and give it a whirl. The remake does nothing wrong for this game (or any of the games in the collection), but none of the original’s wrongdoings are fixed, giving it the number 4 spot.Īh, yes, the game that started it all… kind of. Despite the nice visual upgrade, this game is still as brutal as it was in 1986. That being said, I think this game is the weakest in the collection.
Nintendo cleaned up their act by “disguising” another FamiCom game to match the Super Mario theme (The original game Doki Doki Panic, had its characters replaced with that from the Super Mario series), and released it to the U.S. If the player mastered that game, they would get the reward of attempting one of the most difficult, unfair, and unforgiving games in the series. This game seemed like an expansion to the original Super Mario Bros, and because of that, it was expected of the player to have mastered the original. 2 as a direct sequel to the original on their FamiCom system in Japan- and I do mean direct sequel. Just to be clear, I am ranking the remakes of these games, not the originals.īack in the day, Nintendo released Super Mario Bros. The collection later got a re-release including the latest and greatest (at the time), Super Mario World, but I’m not going to rank that as it wasn’t remade for the collection. 2 (nicknamed Super Mario 2 USA ), and Super Mario Bros. 2 (nicknamed Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels ), the U.S. The collection featured 16-bit remakes of Super Mario Bros, the Japanese Super Mario Bros.
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Way back when, on July 14, 1993, Nintendo released a compilation celebrating their flagship series Super Mario.
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