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: Six of the original 32 level maps were replaced with entirely new, harder layouts. Most of these levels were later reused in the Japanese-only sequel, Super Mario Bros. 2 (known internationally as The Lost Levels Reduced Advantages

If you have never played this version, you have never truly played Super Mario Bros. The NES version is a tutorial. The is the final exam.

hardware. It is significantly harder than the standard NES version, featuring fewer power-ups, more enemies, and several levels pulled from the Japanese Super Mario Bros. 2 (The Lost Levels). : Indicates the game is for the Nintendo Vs. System

: In the context of "Good" ROM sets, this usually denotes a revised or updated version of a specific ROM entry within the database. Key Features of this Version While standard Super Mario Bros. is famous for its accessibility, the Vs. Arcade

Arcade operators could adjust settings to require more coins for extra lives or speed up the countdown timer. Summary Table: NES vs. VS. Arcade Super Mario Bros. (NES) Vs. Super Mario Bros. (Arcade) Difficulty High (Quarter-muncher) Levels 32 standard levels 6 levels replaced with harder ones Warps Multiple warps to skip worlds Removed warps (e.g., no warp to World 7 or 8) 1-Up Coins 100 coins per life Adjustable; often set higher Timer Standard speed Often faster

Elias tried to jump on one. Usually, in VS Super Mario Bros , the physics are slightly stiffer than the console version. But here, Mario jumped with a strange, floaty heaviness, like he was on the moon. When he landed on the Goomba, it didn't squish. It shattered like glass, disappearing in a cloud of static pixels.