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Mario Classic GBA-SP game....is it even worth it?
- Thread starter Lil' Dice
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Crazymoogle
Member
Mario Bros. (not to be confused with Super Mario Bros.) is built into each and every Super Mario Advance title (1-5 or whatever the hell number are out there right now)
Ninja Scooter
Member
you're thinking of Mario Bros. The little 2 player, Donkey Kong-esque single screen game. Thats bundled with every Mario Advance title. Super Mario Bros. is the 1985 platformer, thats what was recently released as an NES Classic series, as for if its worth it? I'd just get Super Mario Bros. DX for the Gameboy Color. Sure its not fullscreen, but its a great port and packs a lot of extras, but if you're more of a collector and have $20 to spare, why not? Go for it.
Spiritreaver
Member
It's also in Mario and Luigi too. XD
Selling the original Mario Bros. is no more ridiculous than selling the NES Pac-Man by itself when you can get the arcade version in the Namco Museum and Pac-Man Collections. 
But yeah, get Super Mario Bros. DX. It's got BOTH Super Mario Bros. and the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 (the lost levels) in one cart.
But yeah, get Super Mario Bros. DX. It's got BOTH Super Mario Bros. and the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 (the lost levels) in one cart.
Naked Snake
Member
Wario64 said:They actually released the original Mario Bros. game in the Famicom Mini 2nd set. Pretty ridiuclous that people would actually buy it
I own Super Mario Advance 2 and Super Mario Advance 3, and they both include the the Mario Bros. game, and yet I would really like to have NES Classic edition, because it has the original NES graphics, not the updated SNES ones... I'm such a sucker for nostalgia. With that said, I wont be getting it at $20, I'd rather get other games from the NES Classic series.
Murphmanstudios
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Wait a tick...Mario DX has the Lost Levels in it?
Does it have to be unlocked though?
Does it have to be unlocked though?
Naked Snake
Member
There's a TON of stuff to unlock in SMB DX, and I did it all, I'm so proud
Well i picked up Super Mario Bros., it was free after my $20 voucher. I would normally pass on overpriced (IMO) re-releases, but i never had an NES as a child, and never got to fully enjoy the original game.
Now they just need to re-release Punch Out, Blaster Master, Rygar, Kid Icarus, and
Bionic-motherfucking-Commando on the GBA......
Now they just need to re-release Punch Out, Blaster Master, Rygar, Kid Icarus, and
Bionic-motherfucking-Commando on the GBA......
Wario64 said:They actually released the original Mario Bros. game in the Famicom Mini 2nd set. Pretty ridiuclous that people would actually buy it
I bet the people who'd buy it are the same people who'd buy "War Gods" and use the same excuse - "for sake of completeness, owning every game for the system."
mightynine
Member
DavidDayton said:
Agreed, which is why I'm considering dropping 20 for the Classic NES series cart. In SMB DX's defense, the extras make it an excellent buy (if you can find it) and I'm working into the challenge mode once again.
But I fired up the original SMB on the NES the other day because I just wanted a taste. God, I played through four worlds before I had to tear myself away to go get ready for work. It's amazing how that game is still enjoyable all these years later.
FortNinety
Member
DavidDayton said:
Totally agree. I can't understand all the love for DX... it's also unplayable in my book as well.
BTW, I still want SMB1 from All Stars in GBA form. Anyone else? Doubt it...
FortNinety
Member
DavidDayton said:
Are you referring to the very first bit of info regarding Club Mario? I think it ended up being the SMB NES re-release, before the whole Famicom Mini was even announced.