Wow... I never realized when I was playing this as a kid that the islands in Water Land (Ocean Side) are in the shape of Japan. Also never knew how much harder the game is in the Japanese version. Nice to know.
I like how Mario is much more vulnerable in the Japanese version, especially in the case when he loses Kuribo's Shoe on 3:06. Those kinds of differences definitely made the Japanese version a lot harder.
However... The world names of All-Stars are these... 1. Grass Land 2. Desert Hill 3. Sea Side 4. Big Island 5. The Sky 6. Iced Land 7. Pipe Maze 8. Castle of Koopa so, there are some differences are here...
You're right.I played the Japanese version in my childhood.I know that the player must not hit the enemies when the player is equipped with powered items, excluding the stars.
I just downloaded the Japanese ROM. The words are in Japanese, but the rest of the game is IDENTICAL. You still revert back to Super Mario (not Mario). The castle on the first level is also the exact same as the American video. Anyone know how to get the ROM used in this video?
I figured it out. The ROM coded in 1996 is not this version. You need the version ripped in 1999 to match this video. The one on Emuparadise is the wrong one, you want the version from Doperoms
***** I see that you are missing the point. The 2 main companies of Nintendo are Nintendo of Japan and Nintendo of America. Almost all English versions of Nintendo games are done by Nintendo of America. So it's an American release. If it comes to say, the UK. UK didn't release the game, Nintendo of America did. So just because it was international, US was the country that released it.
No difference what so ever it's just a little bit more challenging on the Japanese version but it's the same concept beat Bowser and let him fall down. Well I think we got it a little bit easier for North America I don't know about Europe if it's the same as Japan but at least anyway you slice it the Japanese version to me is a piece of cake but it's a bit challenging but not that much.
Zoey Pelonis the difference is that the Japanese has the landless names for the kingdoms, (besides Grass Land) and in the American revision 0 had the landless names like the Japanese but "Castle of Kuppa" is changed to "Castle of Koopa".
GBA version is arguably the best version. Lots of great quality of life changes at the price of a miniscule visual downgrade because of the GBA's rather small screen.
From what I watched, there were no MAJOR differences whatsoever..other than when being hit with a super power, the U.S. version takes you down to Super Mario, while the Japanese one takes you all the way down to regular Mario. That, and the Worlds of the game having several different names for the respective countries..so, really no point in showing this. Now, the differences between the U.S. and Japanese on SMB 2, THOSE are staggering.
Wow... I never realized when I was playing this as a kid that the islands in Water Land (Ocean Side) are in the shape of Japan. Also never knew how much harder the game is in the Japanese version. Nice to know.
You forgot that Peach doesn't try to troll Mario in the Japanese version after being saved.
US Version: *Is Easier*
Japan: Write It Down, Write It Down!
These are the sort of things only a geek would be interested in. And I for one am a geek AND proud. ; )
Super Mario Bros. 3 USA was EASY...
Super Mario Bros. 3 Japan was HARD...
ダメージに関しては「スーパーマリオコレクション」に収録されているマリオ3もUSA仕様になってましたね。
個人的には日本のファミコン版のほうが好きです。緊張感があって面白かった。
I like how Mario is much more vulnerable in the Japanese version, especially in the case when he loses Kuribo's Shoe on 3:06.
Those kinds of differences definitely made the Japanese version a lot harder.
US version: For babies
JPN version: For *M E N*
awesome! always cool to learn something new about my all time favorite game.
こんな違いがあったなんて知らなかったわー
I have never known these differences.
Looks like the U.S. version is just slightly better and more polished.
And way easier.
However... The world names of All-Stars are these...
1. Grass Land
2. Desert Hill
3. Sea Side
4. Big Island
5. The Sky
6. Iced Land
7. Pipe Maze
8. Castle of Koopa
so, there are some differences are here...
8 said “Castle of Kuppa”
At least USA got an easier version!
You're right.I played the Japanese version in my childhood.I know that the player must not hit the enemies when
the player is equipped with powered items, excluding the stars.
I didn’t really know how really Mario in Japanese get smaller and smaller. But English Mario took damage of it, but he he turns into Super Mario.
Quesiton: does this happen in retro 64?
hmm... its a cool idea when you talk to the videos too idk when you have a good Mic ^^
please, diference of luigi's mansion gamecube beta vs. final version, greet me in your next vido
Japanese version has no mercy
1:02- I don't get it.
timing difference
Minor difference during that sequence also is that world 6, 7, & 8 all have differences in the titles.
Maybe you can walk when Toad is still talking?
what are the name of SMB 3 in japan
I just downloaded the Japanese ROM. The words are in Japanese, but the rest of the game is IDENTICAL. You still revert back to Super Mario (not Mario). The castle on the first level is also the exact same as the American video. Anyone know how to get the ROM used in this video?
I figured it out. The ROM coded in 1996 is not this version. You need the version ripped in 1999 to match this video. The one on Emuparadise is the wrong one, you want the version from Doperoms
Surely it should be the Western Release, not just the USA release?
Also was these changes also the same in Mario All-Stars?
Not really. Because it's normally Nintendo of America that does the western releases.
Yes really as it was the international release.
*****
I see that you are missing the point. The 2 main companies of Nintendo are Nintendo of Japan and Nintendo of America. Almost all English versions of Nintendo games are done by Nintendo of America. So it's an American release. If it comes to say, the UK. UK didn't release the game, Nintendo of America did. So just because it was international, US was the country that released it.
The SMB2 versions don't even have differences, they are completely different games. =P
Why is there some english text in a japanese game?
It's less memory for the NES to have to handle. Also, you are required to learn English in most Japanese schools.
May you do the GBA version next?
The Japanese version had a lot of bugs
Why do you turn small when you lose only one thing in the Japanese version of Mario Bros 3?
Because they don't whine when games are too hard. :-)
***** Stop being a Xenophobe.
Ella Phillips lol! I think you need to look up what that word means.
@@Fogmeister Super Mario 3 isn't that hard to begin with. The USA version simply has quality of life changes to enhance the experience.
At least Super Mario World on SNES went back to small Mario 😁
Do you still get a pitiful 100 points for beating Bowser with the fireflower in the Japanese version?
Yes.
No difference what so ever it's just a little bit more challenging on the Japanese version but it's the same concept beat Bowser and let him fall down.
Well I think we got it a little bit easier for North America I don't know about Europe if it's the same as Japan but at least anyway you slice it the Japanese version to me is a piece of cake but it's a bit challenging but not that much.
Dude. Just because the changes are not anything major, that doesn't mean they're not differences.
What's the difference at the end
Zoey Pelonis the difference is that the Japanese has the landless names for the kingdoms, (besides Grass Land) and in the American revision 0 had the landless names like the Japanese but "Castle of Kuppa" is changed to "Castle of Koopa".
World 8 Castle of Bowser
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The original Japanese version was made in 1988. And then it was Translated in English in 1990. You know that, right?
1989 in the USA.
The one one super nintendo is best, better colour and everything :P
GBA version is arguably the best version. Lots of great quality of life changes at the price of a miniscule visual downgrade because of the GBA's rather small screen.
From what I watched, there were no MAJOR differences whatsoever..other than when being hit with a super power, the U.S. version takes you down to Super Mario, while the Japanese one takes you all the way down to regular Mario. That, and the Worlds of the game having several different names for the respective countries..so, really no point in showing this. Now, the differences between the U.S. and Japanese on SMB 2, THOSE are staggering.
日本語版はそれが難しいためだから優れていると私は専門家で
GamingLover 2843 君が専門家なんて知るもんか
*****
Neither does GamingLover 2843; they clearly used Google Translate to make it look like they knew Japanese.
Boom boom It s my fortress
I need a Japanese rom
Sonic and mario
The USA verion wins!!!
Yhea!
Why, because it's in a language you can understand and it's easier?
ButtonMasher Less glitchy
+Achi Pachi I also guess your perfect grammar also wins.
The USA world names are painfully lazy compared to Japan's
japan
USA Version is too easy
アメリカ版チートすぎだろｗｗ
0:10-0:49 *_IF YOU ARE UNDER 18, GET OUT OF THIS VIDEO!_*
I don't get it.....
Alfred Dalaire002 the Goomba looks like the tip of a black mans uhh... thing... (Be careful there are children watching!)
@@HBKnowItAll Yes, there *are* children watching. *there's one talkin' to you rn*
Alfred Dalaire002 you're too young to know what I mean...
@@HBKnowItAll no no... i'm 10... i see what u mean XDD
usa version wins!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you know that i spack japanese look
あなたは私が日本人を見てSPACKことを知っていますか
Google translator hello
japan version have failures
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