It’s actually possible to add SMAS to the SNES mini by using hakchi (You’d have to do it correctly and carefully or else it won’t work. Do this at your own risk).
SMB3 remake has changed the graphic style quite substantially for the worst though. Especially for the caves which all use generic dirt textures instead of the original funky designs. Even ice caves turned into dirt caves.
Super Mario Bros 3 needs to get updated sprites. Nintendo only took the NES sprite and just add it more color, but they could recreate the sprites A LOT better, for example the infamous Hotel Mario had the best and most detailed 2D Mario sprite.
I understand why so many prefer the snes version. But to me, the 8-bit version has much more charm. All the classic Mario games had a unique style to them and All Stars just seems like all titles are trying to be Super Mario World
@@EX0TIC_ECL1PSE Yeah, I know - I respect other people’s opinions, I just can’t understand it. But that’s ok, I guess, since a lot of my opinions are quite unusual
Starmain The answer is really quite simple. A lot of people might have only grown up with the All Stars version. I grew up with both, but I have a lot of memories tied to being at my grandma’s house playing All Stars with my cousin, so All Stars is a bit more personal and nostalgic to me, although I love the NES versions almost equally.
SNES graphics but NES for sound. I didn't see a need to change the sound as it was already great and didn't need anything. Graphics was a plus and gave the game a new life.
The NES sound was too bleepy bloopy. SNES sounded like actual instruments, I'm guessing MIDI files. NES is iconic because it started it all. It's the model T of the Nintendo franchise.
The first game i ever played was Super Mario All Stars, and its been one of my favorite Mario games of all time. Its a shame that they didnt include this game in the SNES mini or in Nintendo Switch Online
I think out of all the games offered in the All Stars collection this is probably the one that felt like it had the less time put into it. The original Super Mario game is such a minimalist game that I think it really needed more then just a new coat of paint - they should have given each world a unique theme other then the standard overworld, even if it was just cosmetic. As it is, the game only really has 4 different themes that makes basically every level look identical to one another. Also, would have been nice if they could have incorporated that iconic cracked brick ground tile somewhere.
the _SMB2_ that was included in _All Stars_ was honestly the best version of the title, even beating out the GBA port. It just felt like the perfect version of the game.
*🌟Super Mario Bros. (1985): 🌟10/10 (100%)* *🌟Los Gráficos y Banda Sonora de La SNES es una versión mejorada de La NES y la verdad estan excelentes, todo el juego se ve esencial y perfecto. Mario Bros. 1 es un Excelente Remake para las versiones de SNES, GBA y Wii. Sin embargo, el original sigue siendo el mejor con sus Gráficos y Música de 8bits, ya hay muchas versiones de esa música pegajosa del Mundo 1-1 y todas son excelentes y mi versión favorita de todas es la de 🌟Super Mario Odyssey🌟 con su niveles de 2D en 8bits y la música de Mundo 1-1 de Pauline.*
I play SNES version due to save states and more lives, but I do sometimes feel like the jumps have more lag. I have both versions on wii and on the NES I never notice a lag but sometimes I feel like it doesn’t respond with SNES version.
5 lives at start instead of 3. Number of lives is now recoded to stop at 128, eliminating the unintended Game Over after death; in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (known in Japan as Super Mario Bros. 2) the lives counter integer overflow problem in the NES (FDS) release also affected the 100,000 points award per life in 8-4 and D-4 (not in SMAS, since your current lives are saved before going to World 9-1 or A-1), since the specific routine checks the lives counter to see if the number of lives presently in the RAM are between 1 and 128 ($00 to $7F) and, if not, to skip this part. Mario's bounce rate against enemies is fixed, so he can (for example) continuously step on Koopa Troopas against stairs for 1-UPs without falling off; the original bounce rate in the NES original was a huge issue for the Vs. Super Mario Bros. arcade game, because in some areas (some later to appear in The Lost Levels) there are wide pits that you have to use a flying Koopa Paratroopa to get across (this was fixed in The Lost Levels, which not only fixed the standard bounce rate but also added a new one specifically for jumping on any flying Koopa Paratroopas).
You must be watching the video at 30fps. Turn it up to 60fps in the video settings so you can see Mario flashing after taking the hit. The reason why he turns “invisible” is because when hit, Mario flashes every other frame, and since the game runs at 60 frames 30 of them is of Mario off screen. When you play the video at 30fps you only see every other frame, meaning you will only see the frames where Mario is missing. Hope that cleared up the situation.
Has anyone noticed that on the NES Super Mario Bros. the flag at the end of the level faces outward and on the SNES it faces inward I wonder why they changed that also (not shone in the video) when you go into a big castle on NES you go into the first door but on SNES you go into the second door I wonder why they changed that as well
This comparison makes it very easy to understand the difference in performance between the NES and SNES. I hope to Nintendo released a "New" Super Mario version of this.
NES. Because SNES distracts too much from the gameplay, whereas NES maintains the pure elements of gaming and control. NES also has a more classic, charming and archetypal look. The minimalistic pattern works very well for Mario games, IMO
Snes>nes. Less glitches,better graphics,better gameplay. While the original does have its charm and is pretty iconic I prefer the all stars version. Saying the original is better because "it’s the original" is always a stupid reason
SNES was generally considered a straight upgrade.NES had hardware limitations and the way the console, controllers, and cartridges were built meant that unless you maintained and cleaned all your connector pins and were always super gentle, the system would start having issues after about 40 years. It’s surely a reliable piece of tech, but age catches up to anything eventually. The only reason to play the NES version is for the novelty, or if you just REALLY enjoy the limited sound abilities or graphics of back when video games were pretty new. (Or if you just happen to be so poor, that you weren’t able to afford any of the next generations of consoles all the way up to 2021.) Nearly all of the wonderful NES titles were ported over to SNES or newer Nintendo consoles and emulators, and either work to preserve the qualities of the original or greatly enhance the game. Not to knock the NES: it’s a timeless classic, and without it video games wouldn’t be where they are. But it’s simply outmatched by the stuff available today. Those that still cling to their NES’s are probably saving them as collectible antiques, or for the nostalgia value of playing a video game as it was first played by generations long, long ago.
A prefer much more the Sm. all stars version because it has better sound quality, better graphics, has a save game system, and comes in a menu with more other 3 nice games from the franchesy!
I grew up playing on an old SNES in my childhood. I didn't play the original game until much older, and yet, I way prefer the charm of the original on the NES. I feel like they actually changed too much. It doesn't have the same soul. The original just needed an updated color palette, in my opinion. I consider All Stars to have the definitive versions of 2 and 3, but the first just feels like a different game.
Fun fact: the snes have a game named super Mario All-Stars the nes Super Mario Bros came out on 1985 Chat life Toad join the chat Mario: i’m not Mario I’m Jumpman DK left the chat Princess peach: my Mario is hero bowser: 😡 Me: who’s your favorite game Mario: 1:34 no one: ....... Everybody left the chat Part two is coming soon
I much prefer the SNES version for both the graphics and sound. I didn't grow up with either and whilst I can see that the NES version is iconic to some, to me it's just dated and basic.
The thing is that I don't like the instruments used on the SNES version and the gameplay is different in SNES, as they removed most of the fun glitches and changed the physics
@@Trashboat4444 You know, I played both the original SMB and SMAS in the past. Nowadays, however, I sometimes watch SMB speedruns. It’s pretty cool. The glitches made the speedruns fun to watch, as not only are they fun to see but also they make the run pretty small overall (you being able to finish the game in under 5 minutes). In reality, SMB is the most fun game for watching speedruns, IMO (I never tried speedrunning it, though). And none of this is true for the remade version, of course, due to the reasons I stated above.
I Prefer the Nes original graphics and sound yes the Snes version is better but the original has charm to it and on it's own was still impressive at the time it came out and the rest is history.
I like SNES graphics and Bowser Music. But the NES is so iconic. Mario there looks like a tougher man than he does anywhere else. I almost wish that at the end of the NES game, there had been a bonus world with the SNES graphics included.
@Don1103 i know, it's more of a wish of mine, to beat the game and be rewarded with s world full of graphics beyond what the rest of rhe game can offer. Maybe playing a game like Super Mario Land entirely in gameboy black and white, and then having it become colour upon completion...maybe that would be better way to explain what i mean
Can you do twilight sparkle autumn blaze and doofus adventure sinclair vs apple][ vs c64 vs unreleased atarisoft prototype vs gb vs snes vs 3ds vs wiiu vs switch comparison (is there big differences versions)
Part 2 chat life Mario join the chat Gumba: ..........Slam the question block Mario: 1:54 Princess: what are you doing Mario Luigi: MARIO!!! me: Mario what are you doing Daisy: NINTENDO I left the chat Yoshi: Yoshi toad: my favorite moment is 1:43 Daisy left the chat DK: oo aa Luigi: talking about🇱🇷(America) Everybody left the chat Mario and Luigi: where are best friends!!!! Mario and Luigi left the chat
Prefer the 8-bit music. The sounds are cooler, especially the beatbox-style "drums". Plus they changed the rhythm at the end of the first part of the classic melody on the SNES for some strange reason. Makes it less syncopated and funky.
Well I prefer nes version over snes... I know snes has imrpoved graphical quality better but it removes the uniqueness of nes version.. Especially on 6-3 In lost levels... It even removes more
En la snes están pero por mucho mas mejores los gráficos y el sonido, pero en la nes mario tenía como más personalidad, el mario de la snes tiene cara de idiota y la pose que tiene también, como cuando camina y corre jajaja Incluso cuando el mario de nes toma la flor, toma una pose épica y el mario de la snes se que igual con la misma pose como de un tanto idiota jajajaj
Y el Mario de Nes es feo nada adorable y gordito como se ve en artworks y manuales En el remake se ve mas como es, mas lindo y gordito, Mario es asi en realidad
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I was so disappointed that the SNES mini didn't include Super Mario All Stars
cMaC Same here
Or at least the superior all star version of super mario world.
It's 4 games in one so it wouldn't fly.
It’s actually possible to add SMAS to the SNES mini by using hakchi (You’d have to do it correctly and carefully or else it won’t work. Do this at your own risk).
I was too.
1:28 sweet remix
Awesome isn't it!
Just mario
It insn't a remix
@@hobomike6935 No it insn't a remix, listen to the original SMB song.
Super Mario All-Stars are the perfect remakes
SMB3 remake has changed the graphic style quite substantially for the worst though. Especially for the caves which all use generic dirt textures instead of the original funky designs. Even ice caves turned into dirt caves.
I hear a lot about how different the gameplay mechanics are from NES to SNES. A few players say that SNES versions are worse in comparison.
Guillaume Briand oh boohoo a cave texture got redesigned big deal
Super Mario Bros 3 needs to get updated sprites.
Nintendo only took the NES sprite and just add it more color, but they could recreate the sprites A LOT better, for example the infamous Hotel Mario had the best and most detailed 2D Mario sprite.
@Carter Kwakye-Safo 3D All Stars are not Remakes, they are ports.
I understand why so many prefer the snes version. But to me, the 8-bit version has much more charm. All the classic Mario games had a unique style to them and All Stars just seems like all titles are trying to be Super Mario World
Same. Like, i hate the style from smb from SMAS, the only one i like is the SMB3 SMAS Version.
I don't get how someone would prefer the SNES version. I mean, the 8-bit sounds are so much more iconic :)
@@mparagames *cough* opinions *cough*
@@EX0TIC_ECL1PSE Yeah, I know - I respect other people’s opinions, I just can’t understand it. But that’s ok, I guess, since a lot of my opinions are quite unusual
Starmain The answer is really quite simple.
A lot of people might have only grown up with the All Stars version.
I grew up with both, but I have a lot of memories tied to being at my grandma’s house playing All Stars with my cousin, so All Stars is a bit more personal and nostalgic to me, although I love the NES versions almost equally.
I wish Super Mario 3D All-Stars had received the same treatment as this game.
I hope SNES SMB style and SNES SMB3 style come to Super Mario Maker 2.
Still they have original, and is much better
They already did!
Graphics: SNES
Music: NES
Controls: SNES
Sounds: NES
SNES graphics but NES for sound. I didn't see a need to change the sound as it was already great and didn't need anything. Graphics was a plus and gave the game a new life.
I agree with you.. All my life I though the same
@@royc8711 Actually in my honest opinion SMB3 graphics look good in SMAS but the first SMB graphics are weird in SMAS
The NES sound was too bleepy bloopy. SNES sounded like actual instruments, I'm guessing MIDI files. NES is iconic because it started it all. It's the model T of the Nintendo franchise.
The she’s underwater theme is better then the nes version imo
Dilly Dally well..the NSMB series used many of the NES sounds so it feels weird seeing a game using SMW sounds
The first game i ever played was Super Mario All Stars, and its been one of my favorite Mario games of all time.
Its a shame that they didnt include this game in the SNES mini or in Nintendo Switch Online
It's there now.
My first game I ever played with super Mario in it was super Mario bros for the gameBoy on my sisters new 3DS XL
@@yy19aos on my sisters XD?
I'm only play the Snes version on my childhood, i never have the Nes
NES: RTX off
SNES: RTX on
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I prefer a lot the NES version 'cause I (almost literally) born with that version, it was the first game that I play, and i grown with it.
I think out of all the games offered in the All Stars collection this is probably the one that felt like it had the less time put into it. The original Super Mario game is such a minimalist game that I think it really needed more then just a new coat of paint - they should have given each world a unique theme other then the standard overworld, even if it was just cosmetic. As it is, the game only really has 4 different themes that makes basically every level look identical to one another.
Also, would have been nice if they could have incorporated that iconic cracked brick ground tile somewhere.
Alex I agree, they kinda did a snow theme in world 3
the _SMB2_ that was included in _All Stars_ was honestly the best version of the title, even beating out the GBA port. It just felt like the perfect version of the game.
I prefer to play the SNES version to be honest.
I grew up with it and it had more of an impact on it than the original NES version did.
You've never had I tho? And that doesn't mean anything, it could have still been better. Just sayin, I've never had one either.
I first sw the SNES version of SMB3 but now I prefer the NES version - the first one you play isn't the only factor for which one you prefer
As much as I like the SNES version, the original NES game is simply iconic that it can’t be topped.
Let's be honest:
Everyone knew the differences but still wanted to watch
*🌟Super Mario Bros. (1985): 🌟10/10 (100%)*
*🌟Los Gráficos y Banda Sonora de La SNES es una versión mejorada de La NES y la verdad estan excelentes, todo el juego se ve esencial y perfecto. Mario Bros. 1 es un Excelente Remake para las versiones de SNES, GBA y Wii. Sin embargo, el original sigue siendo el mejor con sus Gráficos y Música de 8bits, ya hay muchas versiones de esa música pegajosa del Mundo 1-1 y todas son excelentes y mi versión favorita de todas es la de 🌟Super Mario Odyssey🌟 con su niveles de 2D en 8bits y la música de Mundo 1-1 de Pauline.*
I play SNES version due to save states and more lives, but I do sometimes feel like the jumps have more lag. I have both versions on wii and on the NES I never notice a lag but sometimes I feel like it doesn’t respond with SNES version.
5 lives at start instead of 3.
Number of lives is now recoded to stop at 128, eliminating the unintended Game Over after death; in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (known in Japan as Super Mario Bros. 2) the lives counter integer overflow problem in the NES (FDS) release also affected the 100,000 points award per life in 8-4 and D-4 (not in SMAS, since your current lives are saved before going to World 9-1 or A-1), since the specific routine checks the lives counter to see if the number of lives presently in the RAM are between 1 and 128 ($00 to $7F) and, if not, to skip this part.
Mario's bounce rate against enemies is fixed, so he can (for example) continuously step on Koopa Troopas against stairs for 1-UPs without falling off; the original bounce rate in the NES original was a huge issue for the Vs. Super Mario Bros. arcade game, because in some areas (some later to appear in The Lost Levels) there are wide pits that you have to use a flying Koopa Paratroopa to get across (this was fixed in The Lost Levels, which not only fixed the standard bounce rate but also added a new one specifically for jumping on any flying Koopa Paratroopas).
1:10 lol
@Nathan Reich 😂😂😂😂😂
Sooo no one noticed how Mario turned invisible when that goomba fell on him? 0:40
You must be watching the video at 30fps. Turn it up to 60fps in the video settings so you can see Mario flashing after taking the hit.
The reason why he turns “invisible” is because when hit, Mario flashes every other frame, and since the game runs at 60 frames 30 of them is of Mario off screen. When you play the video at 30fps you only see every other frame, meaning you will only see the frames where Mario is missing. Hope that cleared up the situation.
@@graysonwells21 It would have been simpler to just say change it to 60fps 😂 but I got it
Has anyone noticed that on the NES Super Mario Bros. the flag at the end of the level faces outward and on the SNES it faces inward I wonder why they changed that also (not shone in the video) when you go into a big castle on NES you go into the first door but on SNES you go into the second door I wonder why they changed that as well
Not to mention that the colors of the flagpole on the NES version where swapped on the SNES remake.
omg I remember I loved Mario very much in the past its still fun
Yo jugué este juego en el super Nintendo está muy super
Mario es mi personaje preferido por los gamers
Eres el mejor
This comparison makes it very easy to understand the difference in performance between the NES and SNES.
I hope to Nintendo released a "New" Super Mario version of this.
NES. Because SNES distracts too much from the gameplay, whereas NES maintains the pure elements of gaming and control. NES also has a more classic, charming and archetypal look. The minimalistic pattern works very well for Mario games, IMO
Snes>nes.
Less glitches,better graphics,better gameplay. While the original does have its charm and is pretty iconic I prefer the all stars version. Saying the original is better because "it’s the original" is always a stupid reason
In SNES you don't go immediatelly downwards after breaking a block - in SNES you can't wall-jump
Starmain I don’t really see those as problems. And I’m sure the "wall jumping" was unintentional
@@d3-penguin954 Of course it was unintentional. And that’s one of the most fun aspects about glitches to me.
How come Super Mario Bros and The Lost Levels didn't make it in the Super Mario Advance series (remakes for the GBA) in their All-Stars enhanced form?
@AP - 06RA - Royal Orchard MS (1483) no, it was on the gb color
SNES was generally considered a straight upgrade.NES had hardware limitations and the way the console, controllers, and cartridges were built meant that unless you maintained and cleaned all your connector pins and were always super gentle, the system would start having issues after about 40 years. It’s surely a reliable piece of tech, but age catches up to anything eventually.
The only reason to play the NES version is for the novelty, or if you just REALLY enjoy the limited sound abilities or graphics of back when video games were pretty new. (Or if you just happen to be so poor, that you weren’t able to afford any of the next generations of consoles all the way up to 2021.)
Nearly all of the wonderful NES titles were ported over to SNES or newer Nintendo consoles and emulators, and either work to preserve the qualities of the original or greatly enhance the game.
Not to knock the NES: it’s a timeless classic, and without it video games wouldn’t be where they are. But it’s simply outmatched by the stuff available today. Those that still cling to their NES’s are probably saving them as collectible antiques, or for the nostalgia value of playing a video game as it was first played by generations long, long ago.
The NES SMB had only 40K, which meant that not everything was fully tested before release.
0:31 wait... that was super mario world...
no
@@makarylli1 bro is replying to a comment I wrote 4 years ago 💀💀💀💀
@@ErikKoev just normal 16 bit sounds what smw and all stars bros games using
A prefer much more the Sm. all stars version because it has better sound quality, better graphics, has a save game system, and comes in a menu with more other 3 nice games from the franchesy!
I grew up playing on an old SNES in my childhood. I didn't play the original game until much older, and yet, I way prefer the charm of the original on the NES. I feel like they actually changed too much. It doesn't have the same soul. The original just needed an updated color palette, in my opinion.
I consider All Stars to have the definitive versions of 2 and 3, but the first just feels like a different game.
Fun fact: the snes have a game named super Mario All-Stars the nes
Super Mario Bros came out on 1985
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I prefer the All Stars Version
I much prefer the SNES version for both the graphics and sound. I didn't grow up with either and whilst I can see that the NES version is iconic to some, to me it's just dated and basic.
The thing is that I don't like the instruments used on the SNES version and the gameplay is different in SNES, as they removed most of the fun glitches and changed the physics
@@mparagames They where remakes of course they don't have the glithes I think most of them werent even known back then.
@@Trashboat4444 You know, I played both the original SMB and SMAS in the past.
Nowadays, however, I sometimes watch SMB speedruns. It’s pretty cool. The glitches made the speedruns fun to watch, as not only are they fun to see but also they make the run pretty small overall (you being able to finish the game in under 5 minutes). In reality, SMB is the most fun game for watching speedruns, IMO (I never tried speedrunning it, though). And none of this is true for the remade version, of course, due to the reasons I stated above.
Dios mío, mi niñez ahí mismo.
16 bit was a massive leap forward.
*Remastered games since that time!!* 😅
No. They are remakes. They made each videogame from zero. Including the sound and physics
I Prefer the Nes original graphics and sound yes the Snes version is better but the original has charm to it and on it's own was still impressive at the time it came out and the rest is history.
The NES original is more iconic.
Were the SNES games 60 or 30 fps?
I like SNES graphics and Bowser Music.
But the NES is so iconic. Mario there looks like a tougher man than he does anywhere else.
I almost wish that at the end of the NES game, there had been a bonus world with the SNES graphics included.
But the Snes one looks more like the chubby and adorable Mario that everyone knows and loves
@Don1103 i know, it's more of a wish of mine, to beat the game and be rewarded with s world full of graphics beyond what the rest of rhe game can offer.
Maybe playing a game like Super Mario Land entirely in gameboy black and white, and then having it become colour upon completion...maybe that would be better way to explain what i mean
They both brig me different memories damn.
NES Version, the best. The original. Incomparable.
La belleza la tiene el remake de super nes pero la magia la tiene el original.
Can you do twilight sparkle autumn blaze and doofus adventure sinclair vs apple][ vs c64 vs unreleased atarisoft prototype vs gb vs snes vs 3ds vs wiiu vs switch comparison (is there big differences versions)
I was eating Ice Cream while playing bad ice cream 3 on hudgames and that made playing this more awesome
The SNES version looks so much more realistic.
It's pixel art
realistic isn't the word here.
I mean better colors.
Fue una interesante transición, el 1-2 se ve muy bien.
Es un remake
Only problem (Wii and Switch versions), they cropped the ground... why?
Part 2
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Mario join the chat
Gumba: ..........Slam the question block
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Princess: what are you doing Mario
Luigi: MARIO!!!
me: Mario what are you doing
Daisy: NINTENDO
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wow it's different, It would be spectacular for the world's super Mario comparison.
Wow super mario bros had a remaster 30 years ago and its still better that gta definitive edition
1:05 hear that?
The flags are pointing at opposite directions.
The All Stars version is better, but the original is just iconic.
SNES version is nostalgic for me
Nintendo switch ad. Really?
Switch is good
The All Stars version compared to the original NES version looks like a fan game.
I think the Super Nintendo version of Super Mario Bros is better than the Nes one
The NES ones win for me. The physics are too off in All Stars for me.
I love the original but i prefer the All Stars version.
The SNES sprites for smb1 are basically improved smb3 sprites
NES wins
Me gusta. Ese rap del mundo 2 super nes
Graphics
SMB: 75%
SMAS: 94%
Music
SMB: 50%
SMAS: 63%
Background:
SMB: 90%
SMAS: 60%
Foreground:
SMB: 16%
SMAS: 50%
It's a hard choice
For me the NES version is always the better deal, but ok
I liked the NES version better, better music and IMO visuals.
Im more nostalgic about mario advance 😊
I got both a NES and a SNES mini
Graphics SNES, music and sound effects NES
1:05 kiss xd
This is like ds vs 3ds, just with an nes and snes
Prefer the 8-bit music. The sounds are cooler, especially the beatbox-style "drums". Plus they changed the rhythm at the end of the first part of the classic melody on the SNES for some strange reason. Makes it less syncopated and funky.
So you still couldn't go backwards on the SNES? That's stupid. :(
the nes version has better physics, but that’s about it.
Guys, can we not argue about NES vs SNES?
You aware you're watching a comparison video right? Of course people are gonna compare and argue.
arcade version still the best. still has 2 levels that all the other systems don't have
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I refer to the NES version of the game cuz' that's the original version of the game.
Thats a dumb reason
Snes version is ofc has a better graphic quality but it literally loses the charm of nes version
I like the nes
Well I prefer nes version over snes... I know snes has imrpoved graphical quality better but it removes the uniqueness of nes version.. Especially on 6-3
In lost levels... It even removes more
The snes looks and sounds better but the nes one plays better 😉
You liaaaar!
Me gusta más el original
super mario all stars version of mario 1 looks and sounds like a rom hack. glad i never played it
SNES Win
The NES version looks like a Drawing made with crayons while the SNES version looks like a digital game made from kids on adobe
La comparación está cool
Para mí se ve mejor el de nes
1:34
Originals are best.
Gostei mais da versão de NES.
Eu também.
The physics just seem off to me
The NES sprite of Mario was terrible. Looked like it came over from the Atari 2600.
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En la snes están pero por mucho mas mejores los gráficos y el sonido, pero en la nes mario tenía como más personalidad, el mario de la snes tiene cara de idiota y la pose que tiene también, como cuando camina y corre jajaja
Incluso cuando el mario de nes toma la flor, toma una pose épica y el mario de la snes se que igual con la misma pose como de un tanto idiota jajajaj
Y el Mario de Nes es feo nada adorable y gordito como se ve en artworks y manuales
En el remake se ve mas como es, mas lindo y gordito, Mario es asi en realidad
Part 3 is coming a another day
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the snes version is a remaster and for me its better it have everyhting the original have but just better xd no point playing the original.
Nintendo wins...