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After playing countless hours of the New Super Mario Bros., you kind of jones a bit for the original Super Mario Bros. We've put together a little guide on how to get the original Super Mario Bros on your PC, Mac or Nintendo DS.
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Let's start off with the since its a sweet portable unit and it would feel like home for Mario to be on some new Nintendo hardware. First you're going to need some sort of Nintendo DS storage device - we're going to use the (any other compatible unit will do). Next you're going to need the and the Super Mario Bros game rom. The game rom will be a little tricky to acquire as it's not legal to distribute.
We've written a little post on how to. You could also head over to and download one of the modified Super Mario Bros roms. It's basically the same exact game with a few different graphical changes that people have made.
Ok, so now that you have the Nintendo DS NES emulator and Super Mario Bros rom, lets get started! Getting the original Super Mario Bros onto your Nintendo DS:. Plug your microSD into your computer. Copy the onto the microSD. Create a directory called 'ROMS' on your microSD (this is optional, it just makes it more organized if you plan on adding more NES games).
Copy the Super Mario Bros game rom into the ROMS directory you just created. Plug the microSD back in your storage device (we're using the ).
Boot up your DS and launch nesDS.nds. Once nesDS has booted, you'll see the contents of your microSD on the bottom screen of your DS. Select the ROMs directory you created and within there you'll see the original Super Mario Bros.
Click on the Super Mario Bros rom and you'll be on your way back to 1985 nostalgia. NesDS has a bunch of cool features like Save State where you can save your game anywhere and resume it later. My favorite feature is sort of a Rewind button. The left paddle button acts like a rewind. So if you die in Super Mario Bros, just press the left paddle and the game will rewind what you just played. Just let go where you'd like to resume. It's sort of cheating, but what the heck!
Compatible Nintendo DS storage devices:, Getting the original Super Mario Bros onto your PC:. Unzip and run the.exe. Load the Super Mario Bros. Rom up and play! Getting the original Super Mario Bros onto your Mac:. Double Click on the 'nestopia-140.dmg' file.
Load the Super Mario Bros rom file.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii Developer: Publisher: Platform: Released in JP: December 3, 2009 Released in US: November 15, 2009 Released in EU: November 20, 2009 Released in AU: November 11, 2009 Released in KR: August 7, 2010 Released in HK: July 3, 2010 Released in TW: July 3, 2010 This game has unused areas. This game has hidden development-related text. This game has unused enemies. This game has unused objects. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models.
This game has unused cinematics. This game has unused items. This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds. This game has unused text. This game has debugging material. This game has regional differences.
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This game has revisional differences. New Super Mario Bros. Wii takes the revamped 2D side-scrolling action from and kicks it up a notch by what many fans would consider a dream come true: simultaneous cooperative multiplayer in the main game.
It also marks the return of Yoshi, the Koopalings, and Kamek, and pretty much set the standard for the Mario universe in the years that followed. The US and European translators can't seem to agree with each other. Unused Graphics Japanese Text Sometimes there's stuff drawn or written on tileset images that is invisible due to the alpha channel. They can be found on many invisible tiles used only for collision, and indicate the type of each. They may have been used in Nintendo's level editor. Desert Tileset The desert tileset ( Pa1sabaku.arc) has a simple collision-less palm tree object (like in New Super Mario Bros.) that goes unused in the game.
It was replaced by animated 3D sprite palms that you can stand on. This tileset also has graphics for upside-down slopes, but none of the tiles are even assigned to objects in the tileset. Tower Tileset Pa1toride.arc 's first tile is a pink block. It's assigned to a lot of objects, but none of them are used.
The block itself bears a resemblance to ones that appeared in E3 2009 screenshots, but most likely was 'dummied out' via recoloring. Snow Tileset As seen in prerelease screenshots, snow levels were meant to use a gray variation of the basic block tileset. They went unused in the final game, but the file is still present ( Pa0jyotyusetsugen). Credits Tileset Standard Staff Roll The credits sequence stage gets its own standard tileset. The only tiles used there are the invisible solid ones, so the rest go unused. It appears to be a version of the main standard tileset rendered with an early alpha mask that no longer matches the texture. Most notably, the silhouettes of two arrow signboards and a climbable pole can be seen, indicating that these were once part of standard tilesets.
(They are both 3D models in the final game.) There is also some sort of vine or stony ladder. The donut block is also depicted in-tileset, instead of having a blank space - in the final game, a 3D model is drawn over the tile, making any in-tileset graphic pointless. New Super Mario Bros. Leftovers Early Block Roulette objblock.arc contains an early design for the block roulette, similar to the one in. It also includes early icons for the powerups. Note the change of Mini Mushroom to a 1UP in the final, and lack of Ice Flower in the early design. Early Final Early Winged Block objblock.arc also contains a placeholder winged block, which uses the block texture from.
The final game uses blockpata.arc. Early Coin There's an early coin file ( coin.arc), which contains a flat model and a texture of the coin from. Early World Map Path While this texture from is used to mark the course spots on the world map models, it's invisible in game.
Broken Pipes objdokan.arc contains broken pipe models that would be used by the unused Mega-Mario flying pipe actors. As you can see, they're a bit lacking in texture, though. Unused Backgrounds Seen in E3 2009 footage, this fantastical 2D background was replaced by more realistic ones. Called bosshikousenbg (bossairshipbackground). It doesn't look anything like an airship, though.
It uses a different filename format (the others just use numbers) and internal file layout to the other backgrounds. Early Graphics World 1-Tower Icon The file that contains textures for the stage icons in the Coin Battle and Free-for-all multiplayer modes has an icon of Larry being battled by Mario, named imW1toride00.tpl. It's never displayed by the game, as it uses imW1toride.tpl for the W1 tower icon. What's interesting is that it shows how the early Larry boss platform looked.
It's also unique because Mario is in the image, which doesn't happen in any other Coin Battle icon. Early Extending Mushroom Stem Texture Early Final Found in the pink extending mushroom archive ( liftkinkoyoko.arc) is a early texture for the end of the stem called liftkinokoyokokasa, the final is called Mkinokoyokokasa. Items Menu The items menu layout archive (stockItem.arc) contains 2D item graphics and appropriate layout data, but they aren't used in-game - separate 3D models are used instead. (Source: Original TCRF research) Note A music note, which appeared in prerelease screenshots, is still present in the game files ( note.arc).
Spring Block The checkered spring block file ( blockjump.arc) still contains the old texture shown in E3 2009 screenshots. Wind Effects The file envwind contain some cloudy textures similar to those used for the usual cloud/mist effects. These textures, however, have writing all over them. According to the text, the first three are meant for regular stages, while the last three are meant for desert stages.
Since the textures are almost entirely white with transparency, the above image shows the files on a black background. The original files can be found below. Search Lights Found in lightsearch.arc are lightdouble. Lightsingle is used. Question Mark Bubble This has a similar name to the Balloon actor that contains Super Mushrooms and revived players, so this model may have been an early model for that Green Coins The coin object file ( objcoin.arc) contains a model and texture for a green coin, but it never shows up in-game.
It was originally going to be used as the 'collect 8' object in the enemy world map ambush courses, but it was later replaced by Toad Balloons. The Toad Balloon object is still named ENGREENCOIN by the game.
Green Coins are used in the sequel New Super Mario Bros. U, with the same appearance but a different functionality. Green Snake Block There are two files for a normal, non-icy snake block; blocksnake.arc and snakeblock.arc.
They both contain a texture similar to the one used in. For some reason, snakeblock.arc 's texture is of a higher resolution. Snakeblock.arc is unused.
Ghost House Pole Early Final The purple climbable pole found in 3-Ghost House is rendered as a 3D model. An unused 2D version also exists, which has somewhat different coloring and shading. It's actually fully functional if placed in a level. Big Thwomp Early Final The Thwomp/Big Thwomp model archive contains an early Big Thwomp model called bigdossun. The used one is called dossunbig. Duplicates The sledgehammer ( liftzenhammer.mdl0) that appears in World 8-6 has a duplicate inside the Tower Boss Door archive ( objdoortorideboss.arc).
Many models contain duplicate (or near duplicate) textures. Red Big Wiggler The Big Wiggler 'body' model file contains a red variation of the main texture, but Big Wigglers never turn red. A black unused cube is found in BGMAnimDummy.arc in the Object folder.
This model is used to implement the coins and question/brick blocks in some levels (particularly in World 7) which hop back and forth in time with the music. The hopping/dancing movement is an animation on the model, and the in-game object changes position along with the cube. The cube itself is normally invisible, but can be made visible by setting a specific global variable to a non-zero value. (In the European/PAL version, set the byte at RAM address 80935D80 to anything but 0 to show it.) World 3 Palms. The model CSW3Palm is an arrangement of palm trees meant for the island-themed world.
This indicates that the island-themed world was originally going to be World 3, just like in, instead of being World 4. To further support this, the name of the tree texture in both models is W3YashiA. The texture used by the World 3 version is twice as wide as the final version, adding more ridges to the tree leaves. The tree arrangement barely matches with the terrain of World 4 at all, with two of the trees being higher up than the ground and none of them being at beach height. It also only has 8 trees, all the same size, rather than the 18 trees of two sizes used in the final version.
Other World Map texture names also suggest that World 3 was once the island-themed world. World Map Grid In cobGrid.arc in the WorldMap folder is a simple grid, most likely used by the mappers to create world maps. Unused Hint Movies There are a total of 82 hint movies. While 62 of them are used, the rest of them go unused. They mostly contain Super Skills, and are broken due to the level layout being different from when the inputs were recorded.
1-3: Four unused Super Skills 2-2: Four unused Super Skills 2-5: Three unused Super Skills 3-2: One unused Infnite 1-Ups 3-5: Three unused Super Skills 6-Castle: One unused Super Skills 7-Tower: One unused Star Coin & one Super Skills 9-8: Two unused Super Skills. World 7-Tower Star Coin Player jumps on Bullet Bills to get 1-Ups Collects the first star coin above Banzai Bill Breaks the hidden block and jumps onto the roof He goes into the pipe an collects the second star coin Jumps onto the moving platform and kills himself Super Skills Player starts with a Propeller Suit The player gets hurt two times Shows the secret exit Unused Animations Big/Medium Goomba The Big/Medium Goomba model has one unused animation in which it becomes flattened. It is different from the small Goombas' flattening animation. (Source: Original TCRF research) Midway Flag. swingL. swingR These both were likely used with early versions of the model, because they do not fit the current bone structure of the model and look wrong when these animations are used through hacking.
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Unused Behaviors. Spike Tops and Chain Chomps can be bounced off with Yoshi. The former is also unused in.
Both are used in. Chain Chomps, Thwomps and Prickly Goombas have hitboxes that are impenetrable by Yoshi's tongue.
Switches can be pressed by Yoshi, even when the player is not riding Yoshi. Dry Bones have the standard behaviour for overworld enemies being in water (splashing when entering and moving slowly when in). (Source: Hiccup) Unused Text There are a few unused messages left in the game. Test1 First message in the file with obvious purpose. You can play for 10 minutes.
After 10 minutes, the session will automatically end. From the E3 2009 demo. It was shown on the title screen. EVENT VERSION Same as above. Thank you for playing!
You can continue your adventure in the retail version! Also from the E3 2009 demo, obviously displayed when the session ended. Unused Jingle There exists a single unused track in the game, named cheepfanfarelr.ry.32. (Source: Original TCRF research) Early Features In prerelease screenshots, we see that the game originally had a Red and a Blue Yoshi. They were changed to Pink and Light Blue in the final version. The filenames for the Yoshi models, though, still follow the old colouring: Ytexred.arc, Ytexblue.arc.
The game was originally going to have Mega Mario, but it seems to have been canned very early on - ENITEM (the actor which manages the various powerup items) has an empty value which loads a mushroom model from Ibigkinoko.arc, but it crashes the game when used, and it does not have any other code which uses the value. There is no way to enable it without ASM hacking.
The file Ibigkinoko.arc does not exist, and it is not referenced by the game otherwise. Also, as other evidence of Mega Mario having been planned, the 'flying pipe' objects were ported over from but are not used in the final game. Graphical Oddities Pipe Joint Early Final The pipe joint texture used in the World 6 Map and the World 6 Map icon depicts an earlier pipe joint. It can also be in the E3 2009 demo version. W7 cliff Early Final The cliff texture used in the World 7 Map depicts an earlier athletic tileset. It can also be in the E3 2009 demo version.
Exception Handler The exception handler is still in the game's code, but can't be seen normally without hacking or causing an exceptionally heinous glitch. When it does crash, press HOME, -, +, -, +, 1, 2, 1, 2, A on Player 1's WiiMote. The player will then see the processor state at the time of the crash, as well as some trace info. To do: Find the other versions and get the filenames from them.
Previously on the page: ' V2 US: Built on January 5th, 2010. Revision 37821. Disc is marked as 'version 2'.' An empty file exists in the main folder with its filename, shows what revision the copy of the game is and when it was compiled.