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Super Mario Bros. (スーパーマリオブラザーズ) is a platformer developed and published by [[Nintendo]]. It released on the [[Family Computer]] on September 13, 1985, and on the [[Family Computer Disk System]] on February 21, 1986. This game is not notable.
{{Infobox-game
| game = Super Mario Bros.
| image =
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[[File:Super Mario Bros. FC Box Art.png|300px]]
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[[File:Super Mario Bros. FC Cartridge.png|300px]]
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[[File:Super Mario Bros. FDS Box Art.jpg|300px]]
</tab>
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[[File:Super Mario Bros. FDS Disk.png|300px]]
</tab>
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[[File:Super Mario Bros. NA NES Box Art.png|300px]]
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[[File:Super Mario Bros. NA NES Cartridge.png|300px]]
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| japanese-name = スーパーマリオブラザーズ
| developer = [[Nintendo R&D4]]
| publisher = [[Nintendo]]
| yen = 4900
| cartridge-code = HVC-SM (Famicom), FMC-SMA (FDS), NES-GP (NES)
| barcode-jan = 4902370832310
| barcode-upc = 045496630140
| mapper = [[NROM]]
| famicom-date = September 13, 1985
| fds-date = February 21, 1986
| nes-usa-date = October 18, 1985
| nes-eur-date = May 15, 1987
| nes-aus-date = July 1, 1987
| wiivc-jpn-date = December 2, 2006
| wiivc-usa-date = December 25, 2006
| wiivc-eur-date = January 5, 2007
| wiivc-aus-date = January 5, 2007
| 3dsvc-jpn-date = January 5, 2012 <ref name="amb_31">Released August 31, 2011 for 3DS Ambassadors</ref>
| 3dsvc-usa-date = February 16, 2012 <ref name="amb_31/>
| 3dsvc-eur-date = March 1, 2012 <ref name="amb_1">Released September 1, 2011 for 3DS Ambassadors</ref>
| 3dsvc-aus-date = March 1, 2012<ref name="amb_1"/>
| 3dsvc-skr-date = February 3, 2016
| wiiuvc-jpn-date = June 5, 2013
| wiiuvc-usa-date = September 19, 2013
| wiiuvc-eur-date = September 12, 2013
| wiiuvc-aus-date = September 12, 2013
| nso-jpn-date = September 19, 2018
| nso-int-date = September 19, 2018
| strategywiki = Super Mario Bros.
| mariowiki = Super Mario Bros.
| tcrf = Super Mario Bros.
| wikipedia = Super Mario Bros.
| jpwikipedia = スーパーマリオブラザーズ
| vgmorguefile = Super Mario Bros.
}}
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'''''Super Mario Bros.''''' (スーパーマリオブラザーズ) is a platform game developed by [[Nintendo R&D4]] and published by [[Nintendo]] and released on the [[Family Computer]] on September 13, 1985 in Japan. The game would release outside of Japan for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] on October 18, 1985 in North America. Later the game would release for the [[Family Computer Disk System]] on February 21, 1986 in Japan.
==Gameplay==
The player takes control of Mario, a plumber on a quest to rescue Princess Peach from King Koopa. Mario navigates through various levels filled with enemies and obstacles, with the objective of reaching the flagpole at the end of each level before the timer runs out. Along the way, Mario collects coins, power-ups, and confronts Koopa in castles. The game features 8 worlds with 4 levels each with a total number of 32 levels in order to rescue the princess.
===Items===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Items found in ? Blocks
|-
! Item Image !! Item Name !! Points !! Item Description
|-
| [[File:Super Mario Bros. Coin.png|center]] || Coin || 200 || Collecting 100 coins gives an extra life.
|-
| [[File:Super Mario Bros. Magic Mushroom.png|center]] || Magic Mushroom || 1000 || Allows Mario to turn into Super Mario.
|-
| [[File:Super Mario Bros. Fire Flower.png|center]] || Fire Flower || 1000 || Allows Super Mario to turn into Fire Mario. He can throw fireballs at enemies, only 2 can be on screen at a time.
|-
| [[File:Super Mario Bros. Starman.png|center]] || Starman || 1000 || Gives invincibility for a moment.
|-
| [[File:Super Mario Bros. 1UP Mushroom.png|center]] || 1UP Mushroom || 0 || Gives an extra life.
|}
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Super Mario Bros. FC Box Art.png|The Famicom box art.
Super Mario Bros. FC Cartridge.png|The Famicom cartridge.
Super Mario Bros. FDS Box Art.jpg|The Disk System box art.
Super Mario Bros. FDS Disk.png|The Disk System disk.
Super Mario Bros. NA NES Box Art.png|The North American NES box art.
Super Mario Bros. NA NES Cartridge.png|The North American NES cartridge.
Super Mario Bros. FC TitleScreen.png|The title screen.
</gallery>
 
==Sales==
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="overflow:auto;">
<div style="font-weight:bold;line-height:1.6;">Famistu Sales Figures</div>
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Famitsu sales figures
|-
! Issue no. !! Ranking !! Units sold
|-
| #0 || 3rd ||
|-
| #1 || 2nd || 3,497
|-
| #2 || 1st || 3,570
|-
| #3 || 3rd || 1,877
|-
| #4 || 4th || 1,292
|-
| #5 || 2nd || 2,216
|-
| #6 || 2nd || 2,731
|-
| #7 || 8th ||
|-
| #8 || 5th || 1,445
|-
| #9 || 3rd || 2,045
|-
| #10 || 3rd || 1,305
|-
| #11 || 7th ||
|-
| #12 || 5th || 756
|-
| #13 || 5th || 655
|-
| #14 || 9th ||
|-
|}
</div></div>
==References==
 
{{1985 software}}
[[Category:3DS Virtual Console software]]
[[Category:Wii Virtual Console software]]
[[Category:Wii U Virtual Console software]]
[[Category:FamicomBox software]]
[[Category:Famicom Mini series software]]
[[Category:Classic NES Series software]]
[[Category:Nintendo Switch Online software]]

Latest revision as of 05:25, 19 June 2024

Super Mario Bros.
スーパーマリオブラザーズ
Box art

Super Mario Bros. FC Box Art.png

Super Mario Bros. FC Cartridge.png

Super Mario Bros. FDS Box Art.jpg

Super Mario Bros. FDS Disk.png

Super Mario Bros. NA NES Box Art.png

Super Mario Bros. NA NES Cartridge.png

Developer
  • Nintendo R&D4
    • Publisher
  • Nintendo
    • Price
    ¥4900 ($31.36 USD)
    Code
  • HVC-SM (Famicom)
  • FMC-SMA (FDS)
  • NES-GP (NES)
    • Mapper
  • NROM
    • Famicom release date
    Japan
    September 13, 1985
    Famicom Disk System release date
    Japan
    February 21, 1986
    NES release date
    North America
    October 18, 1985
    Europe
    May 15, 1987
    Oceania
    July 1, 1987
    Wii Virtual Console release date
    Japan
    December 2, 2006
    North America
    December 25, 2006
    Europe
    January 5, 2007
    Oceania
    January 5, 2007
    3DS Virtual Console release date
    Japan
    January 5, 2012 [1]
    North America
    February 16, 2012 [1]
    Europe
    March 1, 2012 [2]
    Oceania
    March 1, 2012[2]
    South Korea
    February 3, 2016
    Wii U Virtual Console release date
    Japan
    June 5, 2013
    North America
    September 19, 2013
    Europe
    September 12, 2013
    Oceania
    September 12, 2013
    Nintendo Switch Online release date
    Japan
    September 19, 2018
    International
    September 19, 2018
    Other sites
  • StrategyWiki
  • Super Mario Wiki
  • The Cutting Room Floor
  • English Wikipedia
  • Japanese Wikipedia
  • Videogame Morgue File
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    Super Mario Bros. (スーパーマリオブラザーズ) is a platform game developed by Nintendo R&D4 and published by Nintendo and released on the Family Computer on September 13, 1985 in Japan. The game would release outside of Japan for the Nintendo Entertainment System on October 18, 1985 in North America. Later the game would release for the Family Computer Disk System on February 21, 1986 in Japan.

    Gameplay

    The player takes control of Mario, a plumber on a quest to rescue Princess Peach from King Koopa. Mario navigates through various levels filled with enemies and obstacles, with the objective of reaching the flagpole at the end of each level before the timer runs out. Along the way, Mario collects coins, power-ups, and confronts Koopa in castles. The game features 8 worlds with 4 levels each with a total number of 32 levels in order to rescue the princess.

    Items

    Items found in ? Blocks
    Item Image Item Name Points Item Description
    Super Mario Bros. Coin.png
    		 Coin 200 Collecting 100 coins gives an extra life.
    Super Mario Bros. Magic Mushroom.png
    		 Magic Mushroom 1000 Allows Mario to turn into Super Mario.
    Super Mario Bros. Fire Flower.png
    		 Fire Flower 1000 Allows Super Mario to turn into Fire Mario. He can throw fireballs at enemies, only 2 can be on screen at a time.
    Super Mario Bros. Starman.png
    		 Starman 1000 Gives invincibility for a moment.
    Super Mario Bros. 1UP Mushroom.png
    		 1UP Mushroom 0 Gives an extra life.

    Gallery

    • The Famicom box art.

      The Famicom box art.

    • The Famicom cartridge.

      The Famicom cartridge.

    • The Disk System box art.

      The Disk System box art.

    • The Disk System disk.

      The Disk System disk.

    • The North American NES box art.

      The North American NES box art.

    • The North American NES cartridge.

      The North American NES cartridge.

    • The title screen.

      The title screen.

    Sales

    Famistu Sales Figures
    Famitsu sales figures
    Issue no. Ranking Units sold
    #0 3rd
    #1 2nd 3,497
    #2 1st 3,570
    #3 3rd 1,877
    #4 4th 1,292
    #5 2nd 2,216
    #6 2nd 2,731
    #7 8th
    #8 5th 1,445
    #9 3rd 2,045
    #10 3rd 1,305
    #11 7th
    #12 5th 756
    #13 5th 655
    #14 9th

    References

    1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Released August 31, 2011 for 3DS Ambassadors
    2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Released September 1, 2011 for 3DS Ambassadors
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