Super Mario Bros. 3, the third entry in the Super Mario Bros. series and Super Mario franchise, sees Mario or Luigi navigate a nonlinear world map containing platforming levels and optional minigames and challenges. The game features more diverse movement options and new items alongside more complex level designs and boss battles.
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Lo tengo para la GBA y super solido este juego otro Banger de Nintendo
Shigeru Miyamoto's masterpiece. This game took everything from the first title, and a few things from its peculiar sequel and just turned them up to 11 here. This was a time when Nintendo's games excelled at showing, not telling, you what to do. Every level would either introduce some new design, or a unique play on one of your powerups, or subvert your expectations like the first time a regular looking block grows legs and jumps at you!
The fact that it managed to keep this level of creativity going all the way through the end is nothing short of spectacular. When you combine the crisp sprites, colorful visuals, and wide-ranging soundtrack with that level of creative gameplay, you get nothing short of legend.
The fact that it managed to keep this level of creativity going all the way through the end is nothing short of spectacular. When you combine the crisp sprites, colorful visuals, and wide-ranging soundtrack with that level of creative gameplay, you get nothing short of legend.
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Super Mario Bros. 3 Review
The game is great, really great. And honestly. The only faults are the inconsistent difficulty towards the end of the game and the ATROCITY that is World 7. Besides that I don’t have many complaints, the music is great. Graphics are solid, Performance is fairly consistent. Controls are flawless, with some fantastic worlds, and a great variety of levels and different platforming challenges. It’s amazing and arguably the best the NES has to offer
90/100
The game is great, really great. And honestly. The only faults are the inconsistent difficulty towards the end of the game and the ATROCITY that is World 7. Besides that I don’t have many complaints, the music is great. Graphics are solid, Performance is fairly consistent. Controls are flawless, with some fantastic worlds, and a great variety of levels and different platforming challenges. It’s amazing and arguably the best the NES has to offer
90/100
The best 2D platformer ever
One of the best 2D platformers ever made and the very best NES game in my opinion
(pasado con save states) me parece bello.