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Blubbler: /* Different games with a similiar name */

2016-01-20T05:15:24Z

‎Different games with a similiar name

Blubbler: /* Super Mario All-Stars */

2016-01-13T10:09:48Z

‎Super Mario All-Stars

Blubbler: /* Wii U Virtual Console rerelease */

2016-01-13T10:07:50Z

‎Wii U Virtual Console rerelease

Blubbler: /* Animal Crossing unlockable */

2016-01-13T10:07:32Z

‎Animal Crossing unlockable

Blubbler: /* LCD games */

2015-10-21T22:47:21Z

‎LCD games

Blubbler at 18:54, 24 February 2015

2015-02-24T18:54:34Z

Blubbler: /* NES multi-game cartridges */

2014-09-27T20:49:29Z

‎NES multi-game cartridges

Blubbler at 20:47, 27 September 2014

2014-09-27T20:47:14Z

Blubbler at 23:45, 9 September 2014

2014-09-09T23:45:58Z

Blubbler at 19:13, 28 April 2014

2014-04-28T19:13:46Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:15, 20 January 2016
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	====LCD games====		====LCD games====
	Many games very different from the original yet featuring the same name have been released on LCD devices.<br>		Many games very different from the original yet featuring the same name have been released on LCD devices.<br>
−	~~Some of these games reapper in the GBC game ''Game & Watch Gallery 3'' and the GBA game ''Game & Watch Gallery 4''.<br>~~

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 There is also a version which is bundled with Super Mario World too.<br>
 It has also been rereleased on the Wii Virtual Console.<br>
-All these versions are slower than the original.<br>
+All these versions are slower than the original and are in their own categories.<br>
 ====Super Mario Bros. Deluxe====
 Framerate: ~61.17045102596282958984 (Super Game Boy 1)<br>

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 There is also version, in which the coin block skin is replaced.<br>
 ====Wii U Virtual Console rerelease====
-Framerate: ?<br>
+Framerate: ~59.94<br>
 ====PlayChoice-10 Arcade version====
 Framerate: ?<br>

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 ====Animal Crossing unlockable====
 Framerate: ?<br>
-You can unlock Super Mario Bros. in this game.
+A GBA port of Super Mario Bros. is in this game, but can only be unlocked with cheats.
 ==Remakes==

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 ====LCD games====
 Many games very different from the original yet featuring the same name have been released on LCD devices.<br>
-Some of these games reapper in the Commodore 64 game ''Mario Bros. II'', the GBC game ''Game & Watch Gallery 3'' and the GBA game ''Game & Watch Gallery 4''.<br>
+Some of these games reapper in the GBC game ''Game & Watch Gallery 3'' and the GBA game ''Game & Watch Gallery 4''.<br>

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 An arcade system, which lets you play various NES games with play time being bought through coins.
 ====FamicomBox test version====
 Framerate: ?<br>
 A system for shops in Japan that let you test Famicom games.

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 - Duck Hunt and World Class Track Meet (NTSC)<br>
 - Tetris and Nintendo World Cup (PAL)<br>
-Super Mario Bros. was also part of the Nintendo World Championship 1990 (NTSC). After collecting 50 coins, you go to another level.<br>
+Super Mario Bros. was also part of the Nintendo World Championship 1990 (NTSC). After collecting 50 coins, you go to another game.<br>
 All these versions seem to be identical to the original.<br>
 ====GBA rereleases====
 Framerate: 262144 / 4389 ~= 59.72750056960583 (GBA)<br>

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 Framerate: ?<br>
 ====Wii Virtual Console rerelease====
-Framerate: ~59.824<br>
+Framerate (NTSC): ~59.824<br>
 This version stays very faithful to the original, but due to the framerate it's a bit slower.<br>
 There is also version, in which the coin block skin is replaced.<br>
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 Framerate: ?<br>
 An arcade system, which lets you play various NES games with play time being bought through coins.
-====FamicomBox version====
+====FamicomBox test version====
 Framerate: ?<br>
 A system for shops in Japan that let you test Famicom games.
-====Super Smash Bros. Brawl.====
+====Super Smash Bros. Brawl. trial version====
 Framerate: ?<br>
 You can playtest Super Mario Bros. for 1 minute in this game.
-====Animal Crossing====
+====Animal Crossing unlockable====
 Framerate: ?<br>
 You can unlock Super Mario Bros. in this game.
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 ==Remakes==
 ====Super Mario All-Stars====
-Framerate: 39375000/655171 ~= 60.09881387708959 (SNES)<br>
+Framerate: 39375000/655171 ~= 60.09881387708959 (SNES NTSC)<br>
-Framerate: ~59.824 (Wii VC)<br>
+Framerate: ~59.824 (Wii VC NTSC)<br>
 Super Mario Bros. has been remade for the SNES and bundled with other games in the series. The graphics have been updated and some glitches are fixed.<br>
 There is also a version which is bundled with Super Mario World too.<br>
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 ====Super Mario Bros. Special====
 This game was released for the NEC PC-8801 and Sharp X1.<br>
-====Game & Watch and similiar====
+====LCD games====
-Many games very different from the original yet featuring the same name have been released on Game & Watch devices.<br>
+Many games very different from the original yet featuring the same name have been released on LCD devices.<br>
 Some of these games reapper in the Commodore 64 game ''Mario Bros. II'', the GBC game ''Game & Watch Gallery 3'' and the GBA game ''Game & Watch Gallery 4''.<br>

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 Due to PAL systems running at a slower framerate, Mario's movement speed has been increased to counter the effect. Overall Mario still moves slower in this version, but some things that are not possible on the NTSC version work in this one. You can get a 244 in level 8-3 and you can do a flagpole glitch in every level (may require left+right, which is banned). It may be possible (but very unlikely) that you can finish the game faster than on NTSC, if you use the flagpole glitch.
 ====Hong Kong NES====
-Framerate: ~59.5<br>
+Framerate (NTSC mode): ~59.5<br>
 The Hong Kong NES was officially developed for Hong Kong and allows you to switch between PAL and NTSC mode.
 ====NES multi-game cartridges====
 Super Mario Bros. shared a cartridge with<br>
-- Duck Hunt<br>
+- Duck Hunt (NTSC and PAL)<br>
-- Duck Hunt and World Class Track Meet<br>
+- Duck Hunt and World Class Track Meet (NTSC)<br>
-- Tetris and Nintendo World Cup<br>
+- Tetris and Nintendo World Cup (PAL)<br>
-Super Mario Bros. was also part of the Nintendo World Championship. After collecting 50 coins, you go to another level.<br>
+Super Mario Bros. was also part of the Nintendo World Championship 1990 (NTSC). After collecting 50 coins, you go to another level.<br>
 All these versions seem to be identical to the original.<br>
 ====GBA rereleases====
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 ====Wii U Virtual Console rerelease====
 Framerate: ?<br>
 ==Remakes==
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 This game was released for the NEC PC-8801 and Sharp X1.<br>
 ====Game & Watch and similiar====
-Many games very different from the original yet featuring the same name have been released on Game & Watch devices:<br>
+Many games very different from the original yet featuring the same name have been released on Game & Watch devices.<br>
-- ''Super Mario Bros.'' for YM-105<br>
+Some of these games reapper in the Commodore 64 game ''Mario Bros. II'', the GBC game ''Game & Watch Gallery 3'' and the GBA game ''Game & Watch Gallery 4''.<br>
-- ''Super Mario Bros.'' for YM-801<br>
-- ''Super Mario Bros.'' (Special Edition) for YM-901-S<br>
-- ''Super Mario Bros.'' Nintendo Mini Classics<br>
-- part of Game & Watch Gallery 3<br>
-- part of Game & Watch Gallery 4<br>
-There has also been a Commodore 64 game called ''Mario Bros. II'' based on these games.<br>
-−
-==more info needed==
-====PlayChoice-10 Arcade version====
-====FamicomBox version====