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Super Mario Bros.
Game Review
I'd say 99% of all NES/Famicom owners would own this game. It's
a favourite of many and a well-known classic that started all of
the Mario adventure games. The idea of the game is to run through
all the levels, jumping on enemies and collecting power-ups to become
Super Mario, on your way to rescue Princess Toadstool. You start
as small Mario and when you collect a power-up you get bigger and
become Super Mario. A further power-up allows you to become Fire
Mario and you can shoot fireballs. You can also collect a star and
become invincible. Luigi makes an appearance in 2-player consecutive
mode. The graphics are quite good for an early game. Colourful backgrounds
are used and varying locations too, unlike most previous NES/Famicom
games which mostly used plain black backgrounds. The music varies
in different parts of the game as well. The sounds are simple, but
effective and typical of such a game. The variety in the game keeps
you wanting to play more. This is always a game you'll want to come
back to.
Graphics |
91% |
Fairly
good for an early game, with enough colours and variation
used. |
Sound |
91% |
Sounds are simple yet
effective and suitable. |
Music |
93% |
Varying music that is
catchy. |
Playability |
93% |
A game you'll want to
play a lot. The variation keeps you playing. |
Lastability |
90% |
You'll keep coming back
to this game. |
Difficulty |
88% |
Pretty easy. Later levels
can be more difficult with the time limit. |
Overall |
91% |
A fun game with a fairly
good variety of sounds and backgrounds with reasonable difficulty.
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Reviewed by Dale Hansen
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