Hey! I have been insanely busy, and sick too, so I didn't notice the new vid! Nice!!!

Dr. Mario is an unsung classic. Those of us who were gaming at the time loved it and still remember it fondly. I also loved seeing the Nintendo Cereal commercial pop up - I still remembered the lyrics word-for-word, 35+ years after the fact!

I had Super Mario World and All Stars on the same cartridge.

Did i miss it or did you not talk about super mario all star + super mario world? Think that would be the version everone wants

Still don't like the look of all star and swear it has different physics. Wish there was a way to play originals too.

_Madden NFL 2000_ with Barry Sanders as the cover athlete was playable on Super Game Boy.

Mario Bros. is a good game, but it was just a little before my time, and very much representative of the earlier era of games (simple gameplay, few levels, etc.). It paved the path for Super Mario Bros., though, which is an everlasting memory for many of us NES kids. Nintendo embraced Mario, turning him into the quintessential video game mascot that defined the '80s into today. I suspect that no other mascot has the recognition or number of appearances in various media.

How do you launch the GBI currently? Looking for the easiest way possible, don't really know what I'm doing. Just ordered a bundle with the GB player/disc but I'd like to eventually go the GBI route.

Hello! I recently received this controller, bought it for Mister FPGA, I can't pair it with the 2.4g receiver, I insert it into the USB port, the receiver blinks red.. I hold the button on it, but it still blinks slowly, I also pressed "Start" on the controller and also "START+B" it doesn't help.

Super Mario Bros. was "the" leap forward in video game technology for us '80s kids. Sure, there were other classics for the NES, but nearly all of us had the original SMB, thanks to it being packed in with many systems. Previously, I'd played Atari games packing a handful of levels (at most), primitive sounds and graphics, and simple gameplay that usually just rinsed and repeated rather than offering any sort of conclusion. Go for the high score and play until you finally exhausted your lives. Suddenly, we had the ability to run, power up, and maneuver our protagonist through 32 unique levels that led to a satisfying ending. Super Mario Bros. 2 was a step up in graphics and gameplay options. Mario and Luigi were mere pallet swaps in the original, while the (real) Princess was a helpless NPC only encountered after defeating the final level, and Toad was basically the imposter Princess from the first seven worlds. Now, we got to choose from four characters with different playstyles and advantages/disadvantages. Even so, it was just...different...from what we grew to expect from Super Mario games. I enjoyed playing it, but never really considered it as a true Mario game, which in hindsight is true. Super Mario Bros. 3 was something altogether different, sporting graphics that us early NES owners wouldn't have fathomed, and offering a far broader playing experience, despite the reduction of playable characters. There's a reason why SMB3 and Super Mario World still usually compete in some circles for the title of best Super Mario game. All told, the '80s SMB games and their 16-bit successors hold a place in the hearts of many of us, as comical as that might seem to some. I'm enjoying the content thus far and looking forward to watching more.

I loved the super game boy

Nice touch with the commercials around the 11 minute mark. I had a good time watching the video. You make good videos. I subbed.

Still amazing info. I love your videos.

Glad you chosed the right one for the higher jumps this time Nick. I played this game when i was 9 years old i used a lot of Luigi because he has amazing jumps

Some worlds can be tricky. I had the same problem when i first played it Nick

8:11 I think you mean 4.184MHz not GHz 🤔my PC doesn't even clock at 4.1GHz

You have the GameBoy Player and no disc, I have the ridiculously expensive disc but no GameBoy Player. It's a cruel world.

Lets Go i still own over half of those and that disc drive famicom awesome video and insights have a great Halloween

Very same content to Norman's video but God job otherwise

Yeah Sega Lord X got me into this, too :) Great video Best regards from Germany

Sounds like you just had the 2 games. Game Boy has many, many great games on it. Giant missed opportunity to hear from someone who only played 2 games.

I remember playing Dr. Mario on the mini NES console and it was fun!! I also played Dr. Mario 64 on N64 Switch Online on Switch. I usually hear Fever, Chill, Cube and QueQue in my head sometimes when I played Dr. Mario games by myself. I prefer QueQue music the best!!

Great historical reference to this iconic classic, my friend! Great channel, and you have a new sub! Keep up the great work, and I'm going to check out your other videos also!

Atta boy hank

15:37 Only AM2 characters

Look forward to it Nick.

Its stories like this make me wish companies were more open to their fanbase when it comes to mods and fangames. I look to Sega and Sonic Mania as a prime example of this as it was one of the best classic Sonic games since the original trilogy.

Itsa Luigi!!

n ever seen a super gameboy myself

Does super turbo on the saturn usa version still have the difficulty bug?

I always play as Pac-Man in super smash Bros all the time and my friends get mad because I always beat them lol 😆😆

So Many games consoles. I cant pick my fave. Well I can. SNES

Hearing and seeing this game for the first time at a namco arcade as a kid (I still have a handful of tokens). They had me at “tornado claw!”

34:51 Why does the building in the background look like a big azz Wii

The OG Gameboy was my first introduction into video games, back in the early 90's when a friend showed it to me, packed with a Megaman game. I was instantly hooked. Nintendo made my childhood awesome👍

Credit song?

great stuff. I still remember opening my Gameboy and Mario Land for Christmas all those years ago. To this day I try to play through at least one Gameboy game a year. This year I played through Skate or Die: Bad N' Rad and Battle Arena Toshinden. The Gameboy is timeless and certainly one of the best consoles in the Nintendo Arsenal. Some of my favorite games are Mario Land, Batman, TMNT Fall of the Foot Clan, Solar Striker, Golf, and Skate or Die Bad n' Rad, but there are so many great games.

You’re doing a great job Lubber and you are excellent at the narration, but you still have some sharpening to do. Just know that in this age, KZbin controversies have become common and you do not want to get on any kind of radar regarding plagiarism (which I am NOT attempting to accuse you of). But I am watching and I’m proud of you.

Great video that deserves a TON of views! I remember getting my original Game Boy for Christmas 1989 - so much more fun than a baby brother that arrived the next day! 😂

Nice pronunciation of the Japanese names!

I love this retrospective am subbing now!

Tons of new insight in this video!

Sounds like courys bro

What a fantastic video!! I flippin' loved it! 11 out of 10! Sa-lute! 😎💎👍