The plot is unchanged from the first Mario, and to be honest this isn't really a sequel to the first classic as much as another 32 levels for you to bounce Mario around in. Most you'll find now are copies - as SMB2 takes up only one disk side, it's common to find it on side A and something like Golf or Volleyball on side B. 2 was its most popular game, with a total of almost 2.5 million copies being sold or read onto - meaning that a sizable percentage of Disk System owners all had this game, making it pretty common these days.

Released at the start of the Disk System's timeline, Super Mario Bros. Although one can't blame NOA for thinking this SMB2 to be a little too antique for a 1988 release, there are quite a few neat things to say about the game. 2 and the thing that was given the same name in the US - we foreign dudes finally got to see these 'lost levels' in Super Mario All-Stars (not to mention the GBC release). 2 Genre: Action Designer: MIYAMOTO Shigeru Released by: Nintendo Release Date: JJapanese level: 1 MSRP: 2500 yen Current Price: 700 yenīy now I'm sure many of you know about the differences between the Japanese Super Mario Bros.

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