Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World is a remake of Super Mario World for the Game Boy Advance starring Mario's dinosaur friend Yoshi for the first time. Super Mario Advance is a four-part series for the GBA with Super Mario games of the NES and SNES era. The remakes came with adjusted graphics, sound and additional content. Each game of the series includes additionally the arcade-classic "Mario Bros" which can be played in multiplayer via link cable.
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Terminei sem desbloquear as fases bônus de cada mundo, mas planejo voltar assim que tiver mais tempo. Excelente!
Between the color palette changes, the smaller screen size, and the general lack of improvements compared to what Advance 1 did for Super Mario Bros. 2, it's hard not to be underwhelmed by this port. Still, it's Super Mario World.
It's super mario world, but ugly
Tenho uma relação estranha com esse jogo, conheço desde 2011 mas nunca zerei, e ao longo desses anos sempre fui jogando até metade do 2° mundo e por algum motivo sempre parava. Era vai e volta, vai e volta, e vai e volta várias vezes durante esses anos. Por fim, finalmente peguei pra zerar de vez. Teve alguns momentos que tinham muitas fases chatas e que quase fizeram droppar, mas superando elas, vi que o jogo é legalzinho.
E saiba que sua alma não será poupada por ter sacrificado o Yoshi.
E saiba que sua alma não será poupada por ter sacrificado o Yoshi.
Outside of the sound design being ass and the graphics being a tad too bright, it's otherwise still the same Super Mario World I know and love. Though this time around I actually noticed more of World's flaws in general, even taking the differences of Advance 2 in mind.
The secret exits aren't handled the best, as a lot of the time they're either only slightly different than just beating a level normally or less often they're too cryptic. I also wasn't a fan of some levels, when they're either slow or tedious.
That said I think this game's flow is immaculate, and when this game is good it's super good.
The secret exits aren't handled the best, as a lot of the time they're either only slightly different than just beating a level normally or less often they're too cryptic. I also wasn't a fan of some levels, when they're either slow or tedious.
That said I think this game's flow is immaculate, and when this game is good it's super good.
This is probably the worst way to play this game, the music is cheesegrated almost beyond recognizability and the screencrunch gets bad, but overall its still mario world.