“It was too much for the specs we had available, and I think it was hard to play”.
One of my favourite things as a lover of retro games is coming across lesser-known versions of popular games, particularly obscure ports and reimaginings that may have never been released in the West.
So, as you can imagine, when I came across Super Mario Bros. Special a few years ago (essentially a remix of the original Super Mario Bros. for Japanese computers), I found myself growing absolutely fascinated by this bizarre version of Nintendo’s smash hit platformer, wanting to find out everything I could about this unusual, official version of the popular game that I’m betting most people don’t even know existed.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“It was too much for the specs we had available, and I think it was hard to play”.
One of my favourite things as a lover of retro games is coming across lesser-known versions of popular games, particularly obscure ports and reimaginings that may have never been released in the West.
So, as you can imagine, when I came across Super Mario Bros. Special a few years ago (essentially a remix of the original Super Mario Bros. for Japanese computers), I found myself growing absolutely fascinated by this bizarre version of Nintendo’s smash hit platformer, wanting to find out everything I could about this unusual, official version of the popular game that I’m betting most people don’t even know existed.
Read the full article on timeextension.com