I Found the Mario Backrooms



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29 Comments

  1. I remember one time very long ago, I saw an arcade machine of Vs. Super Mario Bros., but due to the way the "V" looked, I thought it said "US Super Mario Bros.", and I was also like… Why should I even put coins into that machine, since I have the game on my NES at home? Man, little did I know at the time. It wasn't until a couple decades later that I learned of how it differed from the original SMB on the NES.

    Also, I haven't seen another real Vs. Super Mario Bros. arcade machine in person since then. If I ever do encounter another one, maybe I can see what glitch level layouts I can get on it myself, with the machine owner's permission of course.

  2. Seeing the mention for glitch worlds in SMAS reminded me of my own journey into glitch worlds from long ago. It does require some external help to perform, by using a device called the Nakitek Game Saver+ . To describe it simply: It's savestates, but for real hardware. The process isn't always as clean as emulator because how all the different parts interact. Anyways, I recall the setup went something like this:

    1. Start SMB/LL (SMB3 probably also worked, but 1/LL is easier for step 6)
    2. Savestate in a level
    3. Reset
    4. Start playing SMB2
    5. Load state
    6. Continue playing SMB/LL (now with SMB2's music) and get to world 8
    7. Normal in-game save and exit
    8. Start playing SMB2 again, now with a glitched 8th world

    What all this does causes SMB's save progress to be put in SMB2's save slot. but since SMB2 has 7 worlds instead of the others' 8 you get glitchy semi-playable levels. I say semi-playable because I vaguely remember that while it would be more or less stable running, the messy layout of tiles was lacking much of the floor, resulting in a lot of falling to death. SMBLL probably has more potential for unlocking glitch levels into the other games, but I didn't know about its bonus worlds back then, and the SNES I have now didn't work properly the last time I used it.

  3. 33:03 lmao I’ve actually been to that arcade before, it’s like the only one with vs super mario bros and punchout near me, was thinking about doing this when watching this video but someone else beat me to it

  4. If I had a nickel for every time a crazy new SMB1 glitch was discovered via scrolling the screen while entering a pipe, I'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it's happened twice.

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