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    Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan) (En) - Play Now
    Kirby 64 - The Crystal Shards (USA)

    Kirby 64 - The Crystal Shards (USA)

    Castlevania - Symphony Of The Night

    Castlevania - Symphony Of The Night

    Battle City (Japan)

    Battle City (Japan)

    Super Smash Bros. (USA)

    Super Smash Bros. (USA)

    Penguin Brothers (Japan)

    Penguin Brothers (Japan)

    Dragon Ball Z - Supersonic Warriors (K)(ProjectG)

    Dragon Ball Z - Supersonic Warriors (K)(ProjectG)

    Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan) (En)(45 KB)

    Sonic 3 Complete

    Sonic 3 Complete

    Tomodachi Collection (English)

    Tomodachi Collection (English)

    Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (World) (Rev A)

    Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (World) (Rev A)

    Sonic & Knuckles + Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (World)

    Sonic & Knuckles + Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (World)

    Super Metroid (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)

    Super Metroid (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)

    Cooler Sonic in Sonic 3 & Knuckles

    Cooler Sonic in Sonic 3 & Knuckles

    Alex Kidd in Miracle World (USA, Europe)

    Alex Kidd in Miracle World (USA, Europe)

    Super Mario All Stars NES

    Super Mario All Stars NES

    Kirby Super Star Ultra (USA)

    Kirby Super Star Ultra (USA)

    Cadillacs & Dinosaurs (930201 etc)

    Cadillacs & Dinosaurs (930201 etc)

    Sonic Classic Heroes (2022 Update!) (v0.15.03d8)

    Sonic Classic Heroes (2022 Update!) (v0.15.03d8)

    Mega Man X4

    Mega Man X4

    Sonic the Hedgehog CD (Jun 21, 1993 prototype)

    Sonic the Hedgehog CD (Jun 21, 1993 prototype)

    Donkey Kong (USA)

    Donkey Kong (USA)

    Sonic The Hedgehog - Pocket Adventure (World)

    Sonic The Hedgehog - Pocket Adventure (World)

    EarthBound (USA)

    EarthBound (USA)

    Sonic CD (USA)

    Sonic CD (USA)

    Super Bomberman 4 (English - Translated)

    Super Bomberman 4 (English - Translated)

    Smash Remix 1.3.0

    Smash Remix 1.3.0

    Sonic Classic Heroes

    Sonic Classic Heroes

    007 - GoldenEye (USA)

    007 - GoldenEye (USA)

    Pokemon Red Full Color Hack

    Pokemon Red Full Color Hack

    Chaotix ~ Knuckles' Chaotix (Japan, USA)

    Chaotix ~ Knuckles' Chaotix (Japan, USA)

    Sonic 4: Cybernetic Outbreak

    Sonic 4: Cybernetic Outbreak

    Kirby - Nightmare in Dreamland (E)(Surplus)

    Kirby - Nightmare in Dreamland (E)(Surplus)

    Knuckles' Chaotix (Europe)

    Knuckles' Chaotix (Europe)

    Silent Hill

    Silent Hill

    Street Fighter II' - Champion Edition (YYC bootleg set 2, 920313 etc) [Bootleg]

    Street Fighter II' - Champion Edition (YYC bootleg set 2, 920313 etc) [Bootleg]

    Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (USA)

    Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (USA)

    Mario 64 Sonic Edition Plus v2.2.2

    Mario 64 Sonic Edition Plus v2.2.2

    Top Gear (USA)

    Top Gear (USA)

    Smash Remix 1.5.0

    Smash Remix 1.5.0

    Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan) (En)

    Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan) (En) is a classic FDS platformer featuring Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Peach in surreal, side-scrolling adventures. Conquer unique enemies, collect power-ups, and explore imaginative worlds in this iconic Nintendo title. Known for its challenging gameplay and distinct Japanese design elements, this retro gem delivers timeless fun for fans of vintage gaming and Mario enthusiasts alike.

    What is Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan) (En)?

    Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan) (En) is a FDS (Family Computer Disk System) game that serves as an enhanced reimagining of the original Super Mario Bros.. Unlike the internationally released Super Mario Bros. 2 (based on Doki Doki Panic), this version retains the core platforming gameplay of the NES classic but introduces new level designs, mechanics, and challenges tailored for the FDS format. The "En" designation indicates an English-language localization of the Japanese release, blending cultural accessibility with the technical quirks of the FDS platform.

    Game Features

    • FDS Audio Enhancements: Utilizes the Disk System’s sound chip for richer music and sound effects compared to cartridge-based NES titles.
    • New Power-Ups: Introduces the Magic Potion, a unique item that grants temporary invincibility and enhanced movement.
    • Revised Level Design: Features updated layouts, hidden paths, and increased difficulty spikes to challenge veteran players.
    • Alternate Color Palettes: Visual tweaks exclusive to the FDS version, including vibrant background hues and sprite variations.
    • Save Functionality: Leverages the FDS’s rewritable disks to allow save states, a rarity for early Mario games.

    How to Play Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan) (En)?

    As a FDS platformer, the game follows standard control schemes adapted for the Disk System’s hardware:

    1. Movement: Use Arrow Keys or WASD to navigate Mario through side-scrolling levels.
    2. Jumping: Press Spacebar or Z to leap over obstacles and enemies.
    3. Action/Interaction: Use X (B button) to throw items or activate switches, and Z (A button) for running or confirming menu selections.
    4. Power-Up Management: Collect the Magic Potion to dash through hazards with temporary invincibility, activated automatically upon pickup.
    5. Disk System Functions: If emulated, utilize save/load features to preserve progress on challenging stages.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What makes this version different from the global Super Mario Bros. 2?
    This title is a direct sequel to the original Super Mario Bros., featuring updated mechanics and level design, whereas the international Super Mario Bros. 2 is a reworked version of Doki Doki Panic.

    Is the difficulty higher than other Mario games?
    Yes! The FDS version retains the original’s punishing precision jumps and enemy placements, with added complexity from new level layouts and the Magic Potion’s time-limited effects.

    Can I play this game without FDS hardware?
    While the original requires a FDS add-on, modern emulators replicate the experience accurately, preserving the unique audio and save features inherent to the Disk System release.