Experience Super Mario Bros. (Japan) on FDS! Navigate vibrant levels, collect power-ups, and battle enemies as Mario or Luigi. This iconic 8-bit platformer offers retro gaming fun with endless challenges. A must-have Famicom Disk System title for all ages!
Super Mario Bros. (Japan) is a classic FDS (Family Computer Disk System) platformer game developed and published by Nintendo. It serves as the foundational entry in the iconic Mario series, introducing players to the adventures of Mario (and optionally Luigi) as they rescue Princess Toadstool from the villainous Bowser. The game emphasizes exploration, precise platforming, and creative level design, establishing gameplay mechanics that became industry standards.
• Side-scrolling platformer gameplay with vibrant 2D graphics and dynamic level layouts.
• Power-ups like the Super Mushroom, Fire Flower, and Starman to enhance abilities.
• Varied worlds (e.g., grasslands, underwater, castles) with unique enemies and challenges.
• Two-player cooperative mode for alternating playthroughs.
• Iconic chiptune soundtrack composed by Koji Kondo, integral to its nostalgic appeal.
As a FDS platformer, the game uses the following controls:
What year was Super Mario Bros. (Japan) released?
The game was originally released in 1985 as part of the Famicom Disk System lineup.
Is the Japanese version different from the international release?
Yes, the Japanese version includes minor graphical and sound differences, such as a red "Super Mario Bros." logo and FDS-specific audio effects.
Can I play Super Mario Bros. (Japan) with two players?
Yes, the game supports two-player alternating play, where Player 2 controls Luigi in World 1-2 and subsequent levels.
