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Graphics |
Sound |
Playabl. |
Lastabl. |
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82% |
85% |
91% |
94% |
92% |
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The japanese Smb2 is almost identical to SMB1 and nintendo didn´t thought
that it was good enough for the western market. In later it came to to USA
and Europe in the "Mario-game package" Super Mario Allstars (SNES) and was
then titled SMB The Lost Levels. The Japanese SMB2 can be described as "a
new much harder SMB1". SMB2 the lost levels is also the only Mario game (except
from european SMB2) where the choice of Mario or Luigi really matters more
than for looks. Here Luigi can jump higher than his fat brother, Mario on
the other hand is much more flexible than Luigi. A game for SMB1 freaks that
want more! - Mattias Liedholm
92%
[Key to the reviewing system]
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REVIEW: Super Mario Bros 2 -
Japan ver. 1986
NES
