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Mario Speedrunner Plays Super Mario Crossover for the First Time
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2022
- Many have asked for me to play this, and I'm glad they did, because Super Mario Crossover is an extremely fun game! Very satisfying for SMB1 and NES fans alike.
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#Kosmic #Mario #CrossOver
There is a lot you can do in this game! What else would you like to see me do?
Hey kosmic
this game is a nostalgic master piece
Gran turismo 4 license test or driving missions?
all characters back to back warpless?
Try the themes. There's a thing on the side that changes the game to look like other games.
This game was such a classic. It was made by Jay Pavlina (Exploding Rabbit) who went on to create a Kickstarter around 2012 for a game called Super Retro Squad. It reused the same concepts, but had original characters so the game could be commercialized.
The project was funded and he got together a team to work on it. Even went as far as purchasing a house and having everyone move in together to focus on the game, with plans to make a documentary on the development of the game (which was one of the stretch goals).
Unfortunately, the entire thing was a bit of a disaster.
Some strange decisions were made. The game changed names and direction multiple times (Super Retro Squad, to Super Action Squad, to Super Retro Crossover). Development and updates were slow. With the advice of a team member, he decided to shut down his community forum (which was pretty active), because they didn't like the fact people chatted about things outside of the game. Eventually, the team broke up. He then threw them under the bus by naming and shaming some team members, blaming them for the lack of progress in a blog post on his site (which he removed shortly after).
Basically, the project went through development hell, the team fell apart and the game ended up not being made. After losing his team, he kept working on the game, again under a different name, Operation Pyxel. This was also rather short-lived and never went anywhere.
A few years later, he rebooted the project under the name Glitch Strikers. Jay was now working with an experienced indie game dev, JForce games. The project again took a new direction, a new trailer was made and it was greenlit on Steam (before Greenlight was retired). He also made a few podcast episodes with his new development partner, that he posted on his website (the last post being in early 2019).
And then, he kind of just stopped updating his RUclips and website altogether. He entirely disappeared. Without wanting to seem stalkey (I happen to know because I have him added on Linkedin), it seems Jay moved to the Philippines (possibly to avoid any potential legal repercussions for not delivering on his promises) where he got employed full-time in the tech industry. And it seems like that's kind of where the story ends.
The whole thing is very sad to me, personally. Back when he was active, he would regularly post random videos (game playthroughs including one where he played his own game, random ramblings, other random stuff)... his stuff was among the entertainment that got me through some rough times. The odds of him ever coming back in the public eye seems rather low, but I'm really hoping for a redemption arc.
are you from the old forums?
@@Coffeemancer I mostly lurked and didn't post there very often. I recognize your name, though.
He's back now! Check his channel.
Nice to get some sort of closure to that story. Spent so many hours playing this game and was so pumped for Super Retro Squad when they announced it.
I heard of this game so many years ago and dismissed it because "Mario" flash games were always ultra garbage. But wow, I wish I hadn't! This game is shockingly well made!
Coughs in Mario 63
@@blueyoshi8517 coughs in mario forever
Does that include the "Bullet Bill" flash games? I loved those back in the day.
@@riyazandrabi6293 mario forever aint no flash game
This game a decade ago was not this well polished. Whatever Kosmic is playing is big-time upgraded! Looks so fun!
I’m actually a speedrunner and multi-WR holder for this game and I’m so glad you finally found it! One of my favorites for sure
Nice :)
This rom?
@@Palestino099 Yes. It's not really a ROM because it's a Flash game though
Where is the community for this game these days? I'm from way back Exploding Rabbit
@@Coffeemancer There’s a speed running community that’s fairly active. Exploding Rabbit does not seem to be doing much though.
when you watch all those characters having a hard time with goombas and koopas, then you realize how OP is Mario.
Makes Mario seem superhuman ish.
Then there's Sonic that just zips through them! Actually it would be cool to see him play Sonic boll
14:57 bro Kosmic’s laugh syncs perfectly with the warp sound effect.
Ha, ha ha
I love this game so much. Having all the different characters in SMB1 is fantastic by itself, but the amount of effort put into all the custom skins makes it even better. You didn't make use of it, but you can adjust the enemy/stage sprites and OST to your liking by picking from more than a dozen options, or randomize them altogether. SMB Corssover is a true labor of love.
I just wanted to see the world option go beyond just smb1
On the newer versions, you can even play Lost levels and Super mario bros special from Hudson
@@ownerofanheartofthesunrise yeah but can you play metroid levels or contra or ninja Gaiden levels?
@@LeoStaley That's ambitious enough to be its own game. Making Link or Simon able to navigate Zebes or handle the enemies of Contra would be a significant challenge, far more than a few helpful platforms or a double jump.
That said, hell yeah I want to kill Mother Brain with Mega Man!
Dang, I was waiting for you to play as Mario, that character would be dope.
Yeah such a shame. He looked cool
But in all seriousness I wish he tried the other mario skins they look cool.
this game was a cornerstone of any computer lab class back in the day
For a flash game, this is unbelievably polished
-For a flash game,- this is unbelievably polished
@@quadpad_music Definitely. I have paid sixty dollars for games that didn't run this smoothly.
YEAHHH THIS GAME IS MY CHILDHOOD
Shoutout Jay Pavlina
Same... All about MegaMan!!!
Same
This was probably the best flash game of all time. Rip flash.
Flashpoint seems to be a good way to play flash games!
It has barely any original content, and as such it would not rank high for me. Even Super Mario 63 probably wouldn't, because most things are taken from various Mario games, even the ideas for most of the levels come from Super Mario 64.
Actually, I want you to speedrun this game as Mario. Just to mess with your head since the physics are probably fairly different.
it’s a total shame that the devs of this game disappeared off the face of the earth after 2019. i would love to see what their new game would’ve turned out to be.
They died :(
@@GigaBoost :(
@@GigaBoost Not in a literal sense.
Jay Pavlina (who is the creator of Super Mario Crossover) was in the process of making a different game he was working on for years. This game went through a few names and eventually ended up being called Glitch Strikers, if I remember correctly.
They've set up a kickstarter for Glitch Strikers, which unfortunately was very unsuccessful in collecting money. After this failure it sort of went downhill and Jay went silent. That was somewhere around 2019.
He is probably still alive and is doing fine. He might still work on Glitch Strikers or not, who knows.
He might've just moved on.
@@4m0nym Pavlina died in 2020
@@GigaBoost Where did you get that information from?
I love this game. This was my favorite when I would play it on school computers
Playing games on school computers during class always been more fun than anywhere else... lol
When I was in high school, during the 90s, they were blocking/whitelisting executables on our computers so we couldn't play any games but I found a way to unblock them by clicking random executables on an "hidden" network drive. I was probably the only one in the entire school to be able to play games during the computers class and I remember people around me asking how to unblock games, but I never spilled the beans! It was fun. :D
@@Reth_Hard At university, the teacher of the "system" curriculum left the Linux server connected to the internet so people who learned how to use port forwarding were able to use internet everywhere in the school ^^ I got 19/20 end of last year (where the top students on the last 5 year maxed with 15) and 3 years of Internet access!
His course was though because it was about file systems, including NTFS which was still in the process of being reverse engineered! We also had to understand how to create kernel modules and write a complete shell. On top of "basic" administration.
The bad part was that I made people jealous in so many ways that I even got death treat and an attempt to trap me!
Speaking of more out there suggestions, have you ever heard of "Super Mario Bros for Lost Players"? It's a very cool Super Mario World romhack that recreates Super Mario Bros's physics to the point that one might easily confuse it for a Super Mario All Stars hack at first glance, though it still uses some Super Mario World stuff. I think you would enjoy it.
Oh yeah! I've heard of it but thanks for reminding me
14:29. This is a certified simpleflips moment.
Imagine if the enemies were replaced with other crossover characters.
If you change the game skin the enemies change with it
@@Stray_x you can also change the enemie's skin individually. So you can put the zelda world skin with the blaster master enemies
and the stages
13:44 - the red Koopa was carried up by the ladder - good game design!
this game will always hold a special place in my heart for helping me fall in love with games, mario, crossovers, and now later in life the Blaster Master series. honestly amazing.
I liked the earlier versions where the crossover characters could still stomp enemies. It felt more right. Contra guy was in Mario's world so Mario's rules should still apply now he's just got a little extra
There's a cheat code that lets you toggle that option whenever.
You can cheat code that
Since they took that out, I think they should have made enemies die more easily, with more similar numbers of hits as it would take jumps. Maybe you can justify a single extra hit here or there, but things like stomping a koopa shell or killing a Goomba should only take one hit.
@@MizunoKetsuban : You're right. I forgot about that. I tried playing the game yesterday but the copy I have doesn't work anymore thanks to Adobe
@@ZipplyZane : yeah, for real. I think in the original versions of this crossover, the attacks were the equivalent of Mario's fireballs which made it really fun playing as Contra dude spreadshotting doom unto the Mushroom Kingdom
this is insane
such a polished hack
congratulations to whoever made it
Not a hack, it's a PC fan game for all intents and purposes since they didn't use or modify a ROM. Also I wish the creators well, but as one would expect, they were hit with a cease and desist after the version you see was made
@@ImSumGuy Actually I'm pretty sure it was never C&D'd, they just stopped working on it.
@@tkayube yeah, if I had to guess, the work on their new game that was intended to be a spiritual successor not going well probably didn't help him
The amount of passion people have to take the time to make hacks like this is amazing.
it's not a hack, it's a flash game
6:18 Bloody tears, if you know, you know
Love the profile picture
i used to love this game
id absolutely love to see a speedrun as bass. i always loved to go fast using their slide
Jeez... I love how the various sound effects are also imported for the various characters, the running sound (pitter-patter) for Samus in particular, as well as all of the weapon sounds... And it just keeps going and getting better woth all the characters.
During the development, I could see it being: 'wait, let's add (this or that) effect... So cool.
This flash game was definitely ahead of it's time! The amount of character and level customization options available to you is INSANE (even alot of the alternate "skins" for various characters have their own unique music sets, and sometimes even actual gameplay differences); and the accuracy of the controls and "weight" of all characters is literally SPOT ON to their original games! I still go back to play this every now and then, it was just THAT good!
The game has always had some kind of memory leak; it runs fine when you first start but it gets continuously laggier as you go. I still love it though and I still play it regularly and would love to see more videos of it.
I remember playing this back in middle school!! this was pretty fun back in the day!
All these characters have their quality of life gimmicks, but Mario still has one thing over them: mobility
THIS. THIS is the best Mario fan game ever, and it’s probably my favorite computer game *period.*
I used to play this all the time in the computer labs in 1st Grade.
Oh yeah forgot about that that, power ups carry over between skins but not between characters, also some skins slightly change how the character plays, however while there some thing that buff the character, most of the time the different alt nerfs the character, also also fire man is reccomended for castles because he's immune to fire bars
Wow this is rad! The music from each game is a great touch.
I have been waiting for this vid, love the channel
this and Mari0! love both
I ran this game a few years ago, and with low activity at the time I actually became a leaderboard moderator! I'm glad to see you liked the game
That was ridiculously well implemented, wow!
1:09 Jibbs: "Such violence has never been seen in the Mushroom Kingdom. -_- "
I love Link's icon in the corner
Ah dude I used to play this one and super mario crossover 2 a lot back in the days, it was so much fun
Finally, I've wanted to see you play this for ages!
I always felt like this idea had so, so much to explore as a game concept. It's such a shame that this was as far as the concept went. I'd have love to see more levels, levels and difficulties from the other games, etc. Still, its staggering how impressive this whole thing was.
I recommend you check out Mushroom Kingdom Fusion. It's like this but on steroids.
This game is basically for anyone who's experienced at one of the playable characters. I'm an experienced Mega Man player and for the record: I BREEZE through SMB1 as Mega man
With all of tye settings & unlockable cheats this game has the most replayability (without mods) that i've ever seen (i think)
I love this Flash Game so much. I love the fact that it contained Super Mario Bros. Special on top of Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels. I loved running through the Special levels with the Super Mario Bros. 3 or Super Mario World skins. I love playing as Mega Man and his many skins, I love the difficulty options, and this is only a few things I loved about this game and I still do. I had no idea who Quint and Rokko Chan were before playing this game, and this game also made me fall in love with the soundtracks of Mega Man 7, Mega Man and Bass, and Mega Man V on the Gameboy.
This feels like someone wanted to create a hack and ended up making an entire NES game by mistake.
Old Man From Zelda 1: "It's dangerous to go alone. Take this!" _passes a lit bomb to Bowser_
The Doropie skin for megaman... this game truly has everything
5:50 Based.
16:35 How many SMB1 players wanted to diagonal sweep Lakitu like that at the turn of the decade around 1990 or so?
17:20 ...or that. Super Mario Maker players would appreciate that gun sweep!
17:40 It does seem a bit whack that you can't jump on Goombas. Though I guess it's appropriate when looked at games (such as Zelda or Contra) where that doesn't work.
19:40 "Behave differently." Like here (the Hammer Bros. changing heights much more frequently).
Whoever made this crossover it's pretty good at making games this right here is a true blessing for gamers
I was thinking Bill would be a great choice and I'm glad you went with him. Love contra and Super C. Gotta try this out
that's really cool that you can pick Cecil as a Link skin. I love FFIV. Barts is an interesting inclusion too.
Would be fun watching you do any% with each character as a casual speedrun.
I'm impressed by how many Super Mario Bros. related things you haven't played before you started your RUclips career. :P
Interesting to see a Flash game slowdown in this age. :P
You didn't play as Mario or as Luigi (at least in the RUclips video)!
whoever made this is a dang genius and if they are not hired by nintendo right now i will cry and i will also punch something and you should know me punching things is not good.
YES!!! You played a childhood game I used to play all the freaking time!!!
I Used to play this w the kids I was babysitting in middle school. Man this game used to be so much fun.
I actually used to play this game online! I just didn't remember the name of it xD
Magical Doropie is the only Megaman game I've ever played :D
I'm really happy seeing someone still likes ninja gaiden on NES
Ahhh this game brought back so much good memories! I used to play this all the time before I even knew who half the characters were.
Mario cross over 2 was fire
Love this game
Love the profile picture
Super Mario Crossover is a great flash game.
Please play the other modes that have this Crossover because not only have the SMB, Super Mario Crossover put the SMB2 a.k.a The Lost Levels and Super Mario Bros Special Levels, please play the other levels, oh btw you can active the stomp for all characters and turn on the Custom weapons
It's crazy how stupid little flash games like this were made with more care than many modern triple a titles.
Pit does make sense on the Samus page - Kid Icarus and Metroid used the same underlying game engine.
Always loved Super Mario Crossover. Glad to see you discovering it!
That was such a great lover letter to classic Nintendo. Loved it!
And Konami and a few others.
@@LeoStaley Sorry, yes. I meant that more as a reference to the platforms (NES/SNES) than to the development studios. There are absolutely other studios' games represented.
Hey cosmic I'm an older guy. I played super Mario as a 10 year old in 86.
I really like that you play the old stuff and you keep the language clean. I just think you got an all around great channel.
I just want you to know that Jesus loves you.
I'll be watching, I'm subbed.
I love how the game is so much harder by changing your movesey and without actually changing enemies
And it's the Link's Awakening Link! I was thinking it would have been the nes Link but this actually makes more sense.
You can pick from lots of skins. I picked LADX because that game is 👌
I can't believe you never played this! I used to play this all the time back in the day that's crazy
I completely agree; Super C is absolutely the best Contra game. Straight-up.
I love how balanced he made all the characters and by balanced I mean all equally OP AF
Except mario and Luigi.
No way, actual chance of Kosmic playing (the first) Super Mario Forever???
Ain’t dat a virus tho?
Ooh, I enjoyed playing through Super Mario Crossover in the past.
(0:20) Long live Flash!
(0:48) So, you have it set so that the Contra guys can get mushrooms and be able to survive one hit. I played with the setting where they always die in one hit, but can get the greater power ups early.
(0:53) AWESOME SPREAD GUN! I loved tearing through all of the bricks in the underground levels with that!
(0:58) Huh, you're able to toggle between your guns? Interesting. I don't think I ever realized that was something that was possible to do.
(2:20) Whoops! But, 2-way scrolling FTW.
(2:29) Aw, should've just followed it all the way to the right to the elevator shaft.
(2:40) Oh, yeah. This game remembers where stuff is when you go into bonus rooms. It's really amazing.
(2:44) Pfft... And then you die to a Goomba you could've easily slashed.
(5:31) I remember one time I tore apart a Bowser using the Old Man. It was glorious.
(5:43) Each attack deals varying damage. For instance, Link's bombs hurt more than his sword, and Samus's Missiles deal more damage than her beam shots.
(5:56) Every character has someone different they'll meet at the ends of castles, and are out to save someone important to them.
(6:35) Oh, you must've had the tutorials disabled. If they're turned on, the first time you play as each character, an info box will pop up at the start of the level explaining how they work. In Simon's case, it mentions that he has a double jump... for some reason, even though he doesn't typically double jump in his original games.
(8:06) Most characters can't swim, but instead have lower "gravity" while in water. Of course, the Mario brothers can swim, and Sophia III has its Dive function, which works really well in water levels.
(9:28) AWESOME METAL BLADE!!!
(9:41) It's fun to tear through underground bricks with the Metal Blade too.
(9:51) Aww... Unfortunately, the backs of Bowser's fireballs have proper hitboxes here.
(10:38) The Screw Attack is unfortunately about as finicky as in the NES game, and you cannot afford to take multiple hits in SMB Crossover. (Would've been neat if characters like Samus and Mega Man had proper HP like in their original games.)
(10:54) You do have missiles, though!
(11:01) Welp...
(11:42) One nice thing is that Sophia's HOV power regenerates over time. No need to go farming for H drops from enemies in this game.
(12:43) Since Pit is just a Samus skin, he fires the mallets like missiles.
(14:29) I'm not sure why you're having trouble getting up there. Most characters including Link can jump up 4 tiles no problem. (Simon is an exception, but has the double jump to make up for that.)
(15:00) I've never had trouble making a 4-tile jump with Link before. Weird...
(15:32) Is it a glitch in your Flash emulator or something?
(16:26) You had plenty of time to grab that flower. The extra fire power would've been well worth it.
(17:32) Unfortunately, Buzzy is immune to a lot of attacks, including the spread gun. However, I know that Samus's missiles and Bill's "F" gun work. (Bullet Bill has the same "armor" too.)
(17:46) Welp, you obviously don't have Everyone Can Stomp enabled.
(19:14) Yeah, for slower characters, some gaps are shortened, and/or extra platforms are added, such as the small dropping platform before the flagpole.
(20:21) I love rapidly emptying multi-coin blocks with shooting weapons too.
(22:06) You're low on time. You should just tank a hit and run through.
(22:14) D'OH!!!
(22:44) Victory! And that's game!
Maybe try a Mega Man run through the Lost Levels maps? And change the power up options so that you can collect a variety of special weapons along the way.
I loved playing this game
This crossover is crazy good. I had no idea there were so many playable characters.
One of my favorite Mario Flash games of all time
13:12 Welcome to the Bone Zone
i remember being super addicted to this game when i was younger lol
You should do sm63
I miss flash so much. The games on flash I used to play weren't this sophisticated. But I'd pay real money for a copy of this that functioned on SNES hardware.
sophia III (blaster master) is my favourite!
God I used to *love* playing this game!
This game was a HUGE part of my childhood.
I played this A LOT when I worked at a firm. I hated that job, but this game made me endure some years.
I remember enjoying this game a lot as a kid.
Whoa, I wonder who the speedrunner is in the title? Who is the guest on Kosmic's channel? This is so exciting!!
Answer: all the guests!
I miss this game a lot
I miss this game
Sophia is the strongest character there, should've used her
ARE. YOU. KIDDING. ME??? THATS MY CHILDHOODDDD ON A LIVESTREAMMMMM!!???
Woohoo! This was great. Thank you.
6:13 - Kosmic called Castlevania 2 underrated and automatically my AVGN indoctrination kicked it lol. Ah, RUclips heritage.
He is exactly why many excellent NES games are underrated
Omg I played this soooo much back in the day.
dayum i would love this game as SNES version (super mario world edition)
I always liked changing the game styles rather than the characters for some reason
This is why big publishers shouldn't be allowed to DMCA fan games
Good jobs Snake
I love this game