Let's Compare ( Mario Bros. )
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Bros.
Mario Bros. (マリオブラザーズ Mario Burazāzu?) is an arcade game published and developed by Nintendo in 1983. It was developed by Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of the Mario franchise. It is a follow-up to Donkey Kong and stars Mario, a plumber who was previously named "Jumpman". It has been commonly featured as a minigame in the Super Mario Advance series and other games. Mario Bros. has been re-released for the Wii's Virtual Console service in Japan, North America and Europe and Australia.
In this game, Mario is portrayed as an Italian-American plumber who, along with his brother Luigi, has to defeat creatures that have been coming from the sewers below New York. The gameplay focuses on Mario's extermination of pests in the sewers by flipping them on their backs and kicking them away. The original versions of Mario Bros., the arcade version and the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) version, received positive reception.
Game Play
Mario Bros. features two plumbers,[4] Mario and Luigi, having to investigate the sewers of New York after strange creatures have been appearing down there.[5] The objective of the game is to defeat all of the enemies in each phase. The mechanics of Mario Bros. involve only running and jumping. Unlike future Mario games, players cannot jump on enemies and squash them, unless they were already turned on their back. Each phase is a series of platforms with four pipes at each corner of the screen(in the old version, and an object called a "POW" block in the center. Both sides of every phase feature a mechanism that allows the player to go off-screen to the left and appear on the right and vice versa.
The player gains points by defeating multiple enemies consecutively and can participate in a bonus round to gain more points. Enemies are defeated by kicking them over once they have been flipped on their back. This is accomplished by hitting the platform the enemy is on directly beneath them. If the player allows too much time to pass after doing this, the enemy will flip itself back over, changing in colour and increasing speed. Each phase has a certain number of enemies, with the final enemy being faster and a different colour than normal. There are three enemies in all: the Shellcreeper, which simply walks around; the Sidestepper, which requires one more hit than normal to take down; and the Fighter Fly, which jumps, making it more difficult to flip. Players may also make use of the above-mentioned "POW" block, which flips any enemy touching a platform when a player hits the block from below. - Ігри
Arcade 0:23
Atari 2600 1:23
BBC clone (Drain cleaner hack) 2:15
ZX spectrum/sinclair 3:03
Microsoft DOS 3:57
Armstrad 4:44
Apple 2 5:33
Atrai 5200 6:22
Commodore 64 7:11
Atari XL/XL 8:06
Atari 7800 9:04
Gameboy advance for mario and luigi superstar saga 9:53
NES 10:41
NEC-PC 98 Special version 11:41
ClassroomB6 The GBA Version was also, in the Super Mario Advance games.
The turtles on the apple 2 look so depressed
And of course the ones not on Nintendo’s Consoles suck
thx
@@JustJamesNotJerry they look scared
The GBA version was also included in the Super Mario Advance series. Actually in pretty much every GBA Mario game
Maaaaaaaaaario where aaaaaaaaaare youuuuuuuuuu
@ it's 2600
Kolaflora. DUN, DUN DUN DUNDUNDUNDUNDUN. DUN, DUN DADUN. DUN DUN, DUN DUN DUN
PinguandMariofan 974 They both end with "00" so the person put only 26 and had the "00" come at the end.
Car 54 Where are You
The GBA version is the definitive one in my opinion
Nope. Original arcade is always the best
@@satan3959 Nah, the controls in the arcade version are horrible.
The GBA versión has smb2 mario
@@satan3959the nes European one is the best
Watching the Atari 2600 version made me feel a little better after spending literally days of my life on the c64 version, trying to get past level 15
I am so sorry for the people who bought the last Mario Bros shown.
I saw your comment and skipped to that part. I mean, *whose* idea was it to make Mario Bros. into a crappy Frogger clone? I bet that the people who liked the original game and bought the compilation felt ripped off as well.
I did not even know there was an MS DOS version of Mario Bros. You learn something new every day.
There were actyually two versions for the NES, the second being called "Mario Bros. Classic", released in 1993. It added a few things. I remeber one of them was the animation of the turtle kicking the shell to flip it up.
Mario Bros. is an AWESOME GAME!
You picked the perfect tunes in the beginning. 👏
I love this music bravo 👏👏
I used to love playing this in the Arcade & on my NES, Watching this video makes me want to play it again lol.
We had household high score challenges on the 2600 port (variation 3 no fireball) and I loved the Dave Sharpless DOS port. He also did Joust VGA
8:15 it says Mario, but I say LIES! Dad clearly luigi
Actually that's Waluigi
Its the color of the ATARI so i say true
No that is luigi
Surprisingly nice sprite/animation work on the ZX Spectrum one.
actually that was from an ad for the original home versions of Mario Bros. (mainly the pre-NES versions on atari, etc.)
what was the song that went "mario where are you?"
@dreamcastII thank you :) I'm glad that You enjoy them. I'll be looking to make more in the near future but for now I'm so swamped by My job that I just don't have the time to really crank any out. :(
Anyone knows who made the background music on the super mario bros 3 mario battle version?
It's amazing what I can learn from this!
This video was uploaded on my birthday
Music comparison (Atari and NES versions):
2:09 Atari 2600
11:15 NES
Thanks for posting this. There was also a version for the MSX, it was released by the South Korean software house Zemina, and was not a particularly good version.
@ZombieRyushu It's called M88. After doing some tweaking I discovered that there are several settings that change it to other model versions. I also managed to tweak the sound to sound a bit better. I'll post a response video for Mario Bros with the improvements on the video & sound quality. I was kind of reluctant to mess with it since it was all in Japanese but I managed to pull it off.
You can even here that little ditty that plays at the start of each phase (except phase 1) sounds better in the Mario Advance 1 and Superstar Saga versions that in the Mario Advance 2, 3 or 4 versions if you have both versions compare them if you listen carefully you will hear that in the Mario Advance 2, 3 & 4 versions it will sound choppy where as in the Mario Advance 1 and Superstar Saga versions it will sound nice and smooth and more true to the original NES version
I love the Car 54 parody at the beginning of the vid.
2:15 Just Why?
Haydn Leo Productions what's up with that, that looks like a fairly standard BBC/Electron clone of a popular game
Not a clue.
Isnt there a version in the original smb3’s 2 player mode?
@ZombieRyushu figured it out. Camtasia wasn't set correctly & recorded the sound too loud to it created a rustling sound. The PC 88 has never worked correctly for me for some reason. But I haven't really looked into it. I may take some time to play with the settings but if memory serves me correct I believe it was in Japanese. :(
Wow. Nice. "MARIOOOO WHERE ARE YOU??"
1:39 (Turn Captions On) Yep It’s Totally Epic
all I got was "yep epic"
Ah Oh
Yep epic
That last one scared the crap out of me. It literally looks like a Mario game that got turned into a horror movie.
When I started the video Luigi said: "O where are you?"
He Said "Mario, Where Are You!?!"
9:08 lets enjoy jumpman in mario bros!
Excluding the GBA version, the Arcade might be the best looking version while the NES is the best sounding version of Mario Bros
Back before Nintendo went strict about their copyrighted material
Classic man,CLASSIC
If you ever revisit this, please consider adding the FDS version, and the Europe NES version. Both are different, and the Europe release is as close to arcade-perfect as we ever saw, in a home version.
7800's sprites are mario's donkey kong sprites, also the origin of the NES shellcreeper
no room for mario bros classic (europe rerelease of the nes version improved controls/cutscenes)? Theres also a famicom disk system game Kaettekita Mario Bros which features of all things animated commercials
+chaofreaks1 hi!
Good! BTW, This is the first time someone responded to me! #WooHoo! 😁
Unfortunately, me too.
@ZombieRyushu it sounded fine when I recorded it. I noticed that as well in the finished video. Not sure why. :\
The arcade version is amazing and the atari 5200 version is amazing 😍👍
Celine Senden Yes, I like that version too, sadly the turtles don't change their color after being hit.
Bruno Rocca thanks
and NES
Do not forget the Atari XE-GS version (at 8:06) which improves greatly over the earlier 5200/XL port!
The nes controller is hard to use cause if you stop you still move and its difficult to jump
It’s just unfortunate that they couldn’t make one that had the good sound effects from the Mario Advance 2 3 & 4 versions and the good music from the Mario Advance 1 and Superstar Saga versions
There is another version for Commodore 64 by ocean and nintendo
The Ocean version sucked. The graphics and sounds were far worse
Even the scores on Lemon64 rate the Atarisoft version higher
Now Ocean DID do the better version of Donkey Kong, but they dropped the ball with Mario
arcade, 7800, NES and the ColeoVision Homebrew (which wasnt featured in this video) are the ONLY versions you need to play for honorable mention the GBAdvance and 2600 versions (as far as gameplay)
Missing Mario Bros. Classic also for the NES (PAL) Similar to the NTSC but with noticable (mostly controls) differences and the original arcade opening.
I would play Mario Bros. for hours on NES as a kid. The only thing I didn't like about it was that it didn't have the brothers' "burned" and "frozen" death animations when touched by fireballs or freezies from the arcade version.
what atari?
I looked into the PC 88 version, your emulator is the culprit, what version were you using of Quasi88?
I mentioned it under the notables section after the list. :)
The gba was the first one i played back in 2005 ( the year i got my very first gameboy advance)i have also played the nes version and i like both of em
The 2600 version actually looks kind of playable.Apple][: slow-motion.Wit the spectrum one the devs could have at least bothered to make the pipes green. Same with amstrad.What is the tune at the start of the 5200,c64 and GBA version? Our housephones have a ringtone that starts like that.
@sygo7g it does but My video capture recorded the sound louder than I thought it was. So as a result it rumbled a bit during the recording. Ohh well. lol None of My videos ever turn out 100% perfect but that's ok with me :)
I want a full screen version of The Game Boy Advance version of the game.
There was a later C64 release done by Ocean, that was closer to the arcade version.
Where is ColecoVision's version?
at the time this was created, I believe the home brew wasn't completed yet. I do however want to remake this one some time in the future... But my work schedule is making anything on this channel impossible.
Sorry , but here i didnt see the version of the Super Mario Allstars from SNES :C
I never realize that there was no final level to this Game..it goes on forever.
A LOT of old late 70s and early 80s arcade games were like that though.
At the DOS - am I playing Battle City or something? Mario's feet sound like the tank from that game lol.
True!
In the Spectrum version Mario actually looks like a real plumber. The NEC-PC version reminds me of an old Spectrum game called Jumping Jack.
The Best Home Versions Are 9:04 Atari 7800 & 10:43 NES
have the atari 2600 verson and recently got it for the zx spectrum....what a disapointment...
knew it wasnt great but didnt expect it to be so bad
feels slow and awkward compared to the 2600 and the sound could not be worse
Now we have arcade archives mario bros.
It's the same as the Arcade
@@ParanoidThalyyMVS i already know that
I like how the NES version have Mario and Luigi in theit present colours:
Mario: red shirt,blue overalls & red hat
Luigi: white shirt & green overalls & white hat which is fire Luigi
Thought I'd never hear that..."Mario Bros. new from Atari!" (O.O)
i remember playing the gameboy advance one. I miss my old gameboy advance
All Mario bros. games are included in 4 super Mario advance series
I Play The Arcade Version On My Phone With Slight Differences (quite so).
Complaining about the sounds of the DOS version? Please remember that it was free for the single player version.
On Mario Bros. Special at the end, it doesn't really look as bad as shown. If you're using M88 (this may apply to other emulators as well), you'll need to go to a bar near the top of the screen on the emulator part and select your display option, which will fix the palette. It's also not supposed to play as slow, not sure what's up with that.
MBS was also released on the Sharp X1, FM-7, and the PC-6601 (the 88's predecessor). The X1 version plays the best, with much smoother movement and better sound.
You forgot the Famicom Disk System's Kaettekita Mario Bros., which was somewhat closer to the arcade version and allowed you to change direction in mid-air, and the European exclusive Mario Bros. Classic Series, which was the closest port to the arcade version and was also the only port to have certain arcade features, such as the cutscenes that play whenever a new enemy is introduced.
Is it just the emulator, or did mario's walking really sound like that on the arcade?
It really sound like that, thats why almost every port want to replicate that, Nintendo had a mania to put weird sounds on their arcadez
Well, how do you acquire the licensing rights to anything? Find the rights holder, negotiate a deal, and pay them. For a TV show theme song that was already 30 years old at that point, it probably wasn't a very difficult negotiation.
There's actually TWO official ports of Mario on the C64. The other port was done by Ocean. However, the version featured in this video is the superior version in all aspects. Which was kind of disappointing since ocean did the superior port of Donkey Kong
Your Mame audio sounded screwed up, and whatever that PC-88 thing was looked like a Hong Kong Pirate.
I played the DOS VGA clone when I was a kid! XD That brings back memories...
(386, no soundcard =P )
The Amiga had a very good version called Doody (done for an Amiga Format coverdisk I think)
GBA version is basically _the_ way to play Mario Bros. Far superior controls and graphics, and better audio + music during actual gameplay. Mario's moveset is also extended in that you can hold down to charge up a high jump and lift POW blocks by pushing B while standing on them.
yup. :) I noted it in the Notables section of the video at 0:21
0:21
going to redo pole position, DK jr., & joust. :) I'll get back into doing these videos again as soon as all of my overtime levels off at work. Keep checking in guys ! :D
Believe it or not though, Mario Bros. on the Atari 2600 played well, and was fun.
I spent so many quarters with my friends on this game.
The best two ports were the Atari 7800 one, and the NES one. They were the closer to the arcade version.
I remember the ZX Spectrum had terrible controls, and they were unresponsive at certain points.
Nice.
Wasn't there a version on SMB3?
Yeah but that's a minigame not, the entire game
0:24 Arcade
1:23 Atari 2600
2:15 BBC Micro Clone (Drain Mania)
3:04 ZX Spectrum
3:58 DOS
4:45 Amstrad CPC
5:33 Apple 2
6:23 Atari 5200
7:11 Commodore 64
8:06 Atari XE\XL
9:04 Atari 7800
9:53 Gameboy Advance (Mario & Luigi super star saga)
10:42 NES
11:41 NEC PC 88 (Mario Bros. Special)
The GBA version was also in the Super Mario Advance games.
Missing Mario Bros Classic for the NES? It's almost arcade perfect.
I like the colecovision homebrew port. It seems closest to the arcade version. I just wish it saved high scores.
the coins in the Atari XE/XL version sound like Chinchou's cry
What about gameboy advance mario bros.?
The Classic NES series version was designed to replicate the NES.
Mario Bros. Classic (an extra in Super Mario Advance and M&L) was in there
you need the time so anyone could knows the time when they remember it
Do Let's Compare Super Mario Bros next!
It's done.
I played the DOS version when I was a kid.
I had no idea what the heck I was doing, though.
Why? It seems obvious on what to do.
8:22 Oh my god! Mario just summoned a demon!
what atari
@lurkerrekrul yeah but the atari version is more playable.
Is there a SNES version of Mario Bros?
Even if is not on the list.
Yes. It's in Super Mario All-Stars. Just choose "Battle Game" in Super Mario Bros. 3's title screen. This version is 2-player only and is the basis for the GBA version.
The GBA mario bros is from the Mario advance series also.
computers the atari xl/xe version looks the best, mainly because the sound when marios walking isnt as annoying as the c64 version, amstards definetly better then the spectrum (sound and uses more than 2 colors excluding black).
but off course nothing beats the nes version
I like the arcade, nes & gba version.
How about you?