Super Mario Bros. 3 - Part 3: The Struggles of Young Players

[@SonicSegaFan1991]

14:16 I love youuuu, you love meeee, your brother really scares meeee...

[@comicking428]

The World 3 map theme would be remixed into the Great Fairy theme in the Zelda series, that's probably why it sounded familiar to you Ted.

[@InfinityDz]

mind: blown! I know both themes, never noticed they were the exact same notes!

[@LucidPhoton]

Curse you! I wanted to be the one to say it.

[@Billyblue98]

I was just about to say that!!!!!!!!!!!! You MOTHER-------------We interrupt this program to bring you.... a cat!

[@Vincent-kb8lq]

I actually hear the beginning 12 notes of Celes's theme from FF6. That came much later, though.

[@CrimsonMoonM]

+comicking428 My mind is blown!

[@DeanmC261993]

Mario the First: Emperor of Japan, King of Italy.

[@JGTDT]

Also, Conqueror of America.

[@blackwind677]

And plumber of Mushroom Kingdom. What?

[@Arthur2light]

lukosiusLT321 And Savoir of the Underwear.

[@esmooth919]

***** LMAO! Actually, he should be king of the Mushroom Kingdom! Isn't he fucking Peach?

[@Dragonsamuari]

Now that you mentioned the struggles of adults who don't get the concept of save points and lost progress, my older sister sometimes would remove the GBA/DS carts out of the handheld WHILE THE POWER WAS STILL ON! I had to restrain myself from yelling at her since she could have A) damaged the carts or B) corrupt the game data.

[@esmooth919]

Dragonsamurai you're better than me. I would have bit her head off. Even my older cousin knew better than that...especially since i didn't (back when i was little). Lol

[@KuroiNoOu]

My parents never did get the concept of "I'm in a Pokemon battle, I can't save."

[@BlueDragoon97]

2:55 THE FABLED STIRE-FLUSHROOM-MAN!

[@Ryuzekia]

Oh the dreaded save problem, "MOM I CAN'T SAVE DURING A BOSS BATTLE" when I was younger, but now like on an online game or MMO it's like, "I CAN'T PAUSE THE GAME"

[@shpladau]

Ted's parents saying "Well don't you enjoy playing the game?" is so relate-able.

[@smugsneasel]

Good news Ryan. It's only 10 days till October 3rd! America should have a celebration midnight countdown for Smash Bros like they do for New years. In New York City, instead of that Disco-ball, they'd drop a Smash ball.

[@onesonicguy]

Oh God, yes. And it plays bits and pieces and from all four Smash Bros. themes into one epic song like the credits theme in Smash 4 already does.

[@MrLuigi66100]

Well there is the Nintendo Store event they are doing here In New York for Smash and those are really big.

[@NaXEthan]

Or should they wait until the Wii U version comes out?

[@DragonBallZKaifan2]

My parents, despite not playing many video games, understood the importance of saving the game data, because they thought of it as a Microsoft Office Word document, you have to save as much as you can just incase the computer suddenly crashes, freezes, etc. Because if you haven't saved recently, you would have to type everything again due to whatever you typed since you last saved is now gone. It also helped that most of my early games allowed me to save almost anywhere(Pokémon), or would autosave at a certain point (The Super Mario Advanced games, Mario Kart Super Circuit, Yoshi's Island, etc.)

[@esmooth919]

Lucky you. I grew up in an era where if we didn't have (long ass) passwords, we would have to leave the game running just to be able to pick up where we left off.

[@SlimyGreenSlime]

2:55 www.dorkly.com/post/51969/luigis-lucky-break That's what pretty much the "Three-Power-Ups-In-One" would do.

[@DevasiaMentalityGaming]

I didn't get into video gaming until the mid-late 90s when we got our first PC. Took a while for my family and I to wrap our brains around game saves, which is why we could never finish Hellbender until years later. Then we got a PSone in 2000, and then we had to wrap our head around "Memory Cards". Fun times!

[@shadowspider9]

Mario kinda got shat on as far as his 25th anniversary goes. All Nintendo did for it was put the SNES Mario All Star Collection game on a Wii disk. That's pretty sad honestly.

[@Bowserslave]

That Paper Mario story of trying to explain save blocks to my parents.....I can totally empathize. It didn't help that they knew I played games before where you could save at any point and they just assumed every game could save whenever.

[@esmooth919]

Bowserslave hmm...i didn't own that many games that allowed me to save, and if i did, it was usually Autosave, or I had to die in order to save/get the password. Thanks, Zelda/Metroid. And before anyone brings it up, this was *before* i found out that i could grab the 2nd controller and press ⬆️ and A to save without dying

[@LeopoldLitchenstein]

11:29 that same shit happened in the SGB run of the NES version! XD

[@Errox025]

11:25 LOL Just like the SGB LP. That vine must have something against you, Johnny .

[@TheAnimationAnalyst]

Speaking of Barney, I still have a VHS recording if the Christmas special "Waiting for Santa". And I have little to no shame in saying that I still pop it in every Christmas, because I like to feel nostalgic.

[@ShadowkingSonic]

That Brawl in the Family reference at the end had me in stitches.

[@Hegataro]

The thing with saving games still happens to me now with games like Dota 2 and League, because my parents aren't really gamers. "Come on, save the game and come over here!"

[@Dragonsamuari]

Ah yes, the online gaming struggles. "Hey I need you to do something for me! Pause the game!" "I can't pause an online game where I am connected to other people on the internet. Y U NO UNDERSTAND!?"

[@sharinganmoon]

I have the same issues. It's gotten to the point where my parents think all the people I'm playing with are my friends. It's kinda weird

[@Hegataro]

In Mobas, nobody is your friend. Not even your friends.

[@pingasluigi25]

I'm almost certain every pokemon player at one point in their lives has said "I can't turn it off now I'm in a battle!"

[@SketchBookShortFilms]

My mom understood saving because of her work, but a more recent thing really shows how little she understands about gaming. My little brother deleted my Playstation account to open up a new one so he could play Modern Warfare 3, and with that account went my save files for Bioshock, Shadow of the Colossus, Flower, Journey, Uncharted 1 and 2, and Final Fantasy 5. I was 3 hours into FFV at the time. She didn't care at all.

[@ChristianCTaken]

"I never got why Barney was white." - Ted 2014(?)

[@VulxaniSolas]

Also, the thing about those card matching games? The last three cards are always Mushroom, Flower, and Star. Something I happened to notice while playing once, and I used that to help me get a few easy powerups.

[@Ballade90]

Gah, bad memories when they brought up the anniversary collection. A buddy of mine got ripped off. He should've gotten the music CD but the store owner didn't have it in stock, but said he could pick it up later. The store then refused to honor that deal. It started a long line of betrayals from that place and them.

[@esmooth919]

Ballade90 i would have stopped shopping with them THEN.

[@NewController01]

In terms of old VHS tapes I watched, they were mostly Thomas, TUGS and Thunderbirds (off the top of my head)

[@finalarchfiend]

Every kid that has played Pokemon has had to say "I can't save in the middle of a battle".

[@esmooth919]

And when it comes to online gaming, "I can't pause! I'm in the middle of a match!"

[@Jesterclown17]

The trick with the slot reel is a bit easier once you see the pattern. For example, let's say you're top icon is a mushroom, you should hit the button as soon as the second row mushroom aligns with it. Then on the third line, hit the button on the icon BEFORE the mushroom. So, if a fire flower is before it, hit the button as if you're aligning the mushroom with that last third of the fire flower, and you should get the third part of the mushroom instead. I don't know if this is because it's spinning to fast at this point or what, but I find this method helping me out quite a bit. From that point on, it's all up to your reflexes. And as for the reasoning behind why world wasn't with the all stars release, "World was already on the virtual console," so were the four other games, but Nintendo still re-released the collection, "Oh, you want Mario World? Well, we could have ported the deluxe version... but that would mean you'd get to keep those eight extra dollars. Sooo.... No."

[@HarpiePlayerJoeHPJ]

The music from world 3 is the legend of Zelda fairy fountain and file select music. It's an amazing remix and one of my favorite tracks from the LOZ series

[@FLForrest]

Motion sickness due to gaming in the car? Funny, I've never dealt with it. Reading Harry Potter (the resurrection chapter) on the way to my physical on the other hand..

[@PrinceSolarLunarEclipse]

Happened to me playing Soul Silver on a long car ride. I'll never play an RPG on an extended ride again.

[@CrankshaftRabbit9164]

Reading usually makes you motion sickness. Which is what most RPGs require you to do :P

[@FLForrest]

Doesn't seem to be enough reading in them to disorient me, hum.

[@PrinceSolarLunarEclipse]

Mason X Black text on white paper. Games can get even more eccentric about it.

[@CrankshaftRabbit9164]

Mason X Well, everybody's different. Some people get motion sickness in a car, some don't

[@UltimateSSJZeroX]

Ah yes love hearing Ted's Toad voice, really nice!

[@leon2550]

back in my day we had to save games manually. there was no spinning symbol every now and then to tell us our game was saved for us.

[@esmooth919]

well, back in my day, we either had to use fucking passwords, or get booted all the way back to the beginning when we turned the system off. (Legend of Zelda notwithstanding)

[@BlueKnight85]

I can't recall how many times I was in the middle of a big boss fight and then my parents would say "time to go". Never gets any easier. I've been developing carsickness at 18 so I can't play or read anything in a vehicle. Even the Streetpass games can make me feel woozy after a few minutes.

[@Cycopather]

Love John crouching in tune with the music

[@ZyxKatanaLXIV]

Coming from a guy who's first gaming console was a PS2 and who's dad is a programmer, my parents actually understood the importance of being able to save your game, and my dad actually bought me a memory card for my PS2 before I even knew how useful it would be for gaming.

[@NurseValentineSG]

I guess my parents were really nice when it came to video games: they let me play for like 3 hours, but they always checked if I'm doing okay, what I am playing and so on. Only when they wanted to watch tv they were like "okay, find a savepoint." Guess I ha just really good parents.

[@TopHatLucario]

NYO! Donkey Kong came out in 1981!

[@therobotchickenMLP]

Oh my god, my parents are a toyal pain with things like that. Back before the DS's sleep mode, I had to constantly remind my mom that saving in a Pokemon battle isn't an option. Nowadays it's "I can't pause online." And they don't understand the reasoning of, "I like this thing, but I don't like having to do this thing over again when I'm halway through." It even extends to when I have to help my brother with something. Yeah, I like doing that thing, but only when I'm doing the whole thing for my own pleasure.

[@lastgreatgaminglump]

Knowing that Toad is in search of the fountain of youth, I really want Ted using his Toad voice singing Forever Young

[@Macattac294]

11:16 Oh look it's BOSS BASS the one who gave Elliot many deaths.

[@forgemindbodysoul]

With all due respect Lewis, I do not believe a lack of knowledge about video game mechanics to be a justification for a parent being called "dumb". You have to look at it from their perspective as well: they see video games as unproductive and a time waster and although this is not a fact and is reserved for a subjective debate, parents just did not uphold them to the same values as some of us had. It is just a matter of different values and although I loved video games as a child, I respect that viewpoint now as an adult who often has to remind his younger cousin that there is a time and place for video games and other more "productive" activities such as a research paper. Peace, Billy

[@gespenstmk-iii111]

Now I'm thinking of Mario's Time Battle. I don't know why, though.

[@jdfalcon08]

The All-Stars version was how I saw and played Super Mario Bros. 3 for the first time. I did not know it was originally on the NES until 2009.

[@SuperGamefreak18]

the sea music was used for the fairy fountain theme in OOT

[@KyanbuXM]

16:10 Because even during the 90s Nintendo knew it had the gaming industry eating out of his hand. And then gen 5 happened.... I can just picture Iwata and Reggie singing "Viva la vida" by Coldplay.

[@PikaLink91]

When I was a kid, me and my brother had no problem playing our Gameboy Advances while in the car. But nowadays it makes me car sick.... though only when in a car, I don't get sick from busses or trains. Maybe Johnny has a point, maybe it is because I can't read while in a car, cuz the same thing happens if I check facebook or write an SMS, and come to think of it, not a lot of the games I played as a kid consisted of that much reading. Hmm... does that mean I would still be able to play games in the car as long as they're not too text heavy? xD Oh, and my mom was always very generous too with the whole "Oh, dinners ready?? Hold on, I need just 5 mins to find a Save Point" thing.

[@Ravenforce3]

11:23 I remember that happening to Elliot during the 8-bit playthrough with John...must be a more common glitch than anyone realizes

[@esmooth919]

It's a glitch that is based on ROM limitations.

[@AlluMan96]

It is a wonderful thing when at least 1 of your parents knows the ins & mabye even outs of gaming. My dad not only got me into Final fantasy as he was playing VIII at the time, but also spent alot of time watching me play due to a compromize with adult games (I was allowed to play M rated games at a very young age as long as I had supervision in case something really scary happened for example). Hell, just like how dad got me into FF, I managed to get him into God of war. Those were truly fun times & now that I've began playing SNES & NES games when we go over to visit em', I'm surprised just how much he recognizes. Also, about save states: They were also pretty prevelant in Point & clicks as well as some cinematic platformers like Oddworld: Abe's exoddus (although most would just have very frequent saves) due to the copious amounts of trial & error present in those genres. Alright, mabye not flat out save states, but rather just a save anywhere, any time kind of system. It still wasn't mapped to hotkeys & loading was traditional in the sence that it took a little time.

[@darksionXII]

My dad would tell me to get off the ol' PS2 when i was playing Kingdom hearts 2, Mainly because he wanted to play NFL 20XX

[@BreakOrbit03]

My grandmother actually introduced me to video games. She bought me my very first system, a Playstation. We would play Crash Bandicoot and Spyro together. So she pretty much understood games.

[@josephstadley5927]

2:52: "Its a mushroom with fangs...and a HAT!"

[@twilightsparkle7170]

About the getting the star panel, you run out the thing with full P, and hit the bottom-left corner/left side, and you will ALWAYS get a star. I need to break out SMB3 on either all stars or the gba again...DAMN YOU NOSTALGIA!

[@Nada__Mohammed]

I was SUCH a Barney kid as an infant, but my parents never bought me the VHSes... because they would just record episodes for me off the TV to watch whenever I wanted on blank VHS tapes.

[@BBoyFureyu]

Once when I was a kid riding in the car on a trip home from another state, I did the entire Pokemon Yellow League on the highway. Halfway through the credits we stopped at an antique shop while it was raining and my parents got out of the car to let me out, but I didn't want to have to go through the entire League all over again, or get my GBC wet out of fear of ruining it, so I kinda pissed them off for a little bit. Fun trip, even puked from motion sickness on the way up and back. :D

[@KairiHawk]

That Matrix Reloaded reference at the end.

[@alexanderstilianov]

When i was a kind the ghost houses were my favourite levels in Super Mario World. The Boos were my favourite enemy (and Mario Tennis 64 character).

[@CrankshaftRabbit9164]

The only memories of Barney I have left were the neighborhood kids singing the Anti-Barney song. You know the 'I hate you, you hate me..' thing?

[@brylewis97]

11:27. Didn't that happen in the SGB Let's play as well? I'm surprised John didn't bring it up.

[@Beriorn]

The king's dinosaur shape looks like a smaller (and purple) version of the big dinosaurs you fight in Mario World.

[@RisingStar64]

That thing about saving games is funny. My mom always reminds me to save my game, and she asks me if I'm online. "Hey, pause that and bring me something, or you're online?" "Yes, I'm online" "Oh, okay" Jajaja is hilarious. Gamer moms are the best.

[@jonhikarizx3631]

To bring up the whole "Struggles with Saves" thing on topic of this game, the trick to saving in Super Mario Bros. 3 SNES is to MAKE SURE YOU BEAT A FORTRESS FIRST! Notice the locked gates on the map? Beating a Fortress unlocks the gate, so if you either need to Save & Quit, or you get a Game Over and choose to Continue, note that the Fortress stays destroyed after beating it, and the locked gate is permanently unlocked. This way, you don't have to replay other levels to get back to where you were. Example: Beat the Fortress in World 1, and congratulations! You don't have to replay Levels 1-4! HUZZAH!

[@MrLuigi66100]

I was fortunate enough to have both my dad and sister play games as well as my mom understand the importantance of saving. Especially after my PS 2 Memory card was wiped with all my Disgeae 1 & 2 and Final Fantasy 10 & 12 data on it.

[@AquaGrunty200]

I always love Ted's Toad impression; even if the character can be annoying, it' hilarious (and impressive!). Does that mean Cpt. Toad is the Ponce de Leon of the Mushroom Kingdom? :O

[@Dr.Indalecio]

The fabled Flarshroom.

[@RNGHater]

And about the parents story. Let's Say Undine on Tales Of Symphonia and all the backtracking lost. And the worst part is that it was a rental.

[@SwordgunnerM92]

my brother got me into video games ever since i first saw him play sonic cd. he and i did co-op where i was playing as tails and my brother was playing as sonic and we were having a blast. and since then, i became a gamer

[@ahchurro111]

I don't think i ever had time limits with my games. I was also lucky that i was the only one who actually cared to play games, so i was the only one who played them.

[@Minusoh]

I never viewed cars and handhelds like that. Whenever I have to sit in a car for more than 10 minutes I think, "Headway!" Also, for some reason my mom understood that I needed to save, but never the importance of it. So I would always have to sit down and start an explanation with "Mom, think of it like a Word Document..."

[@Luigifan305]

The world 3 music is the same as the fairy fountain theme from the Zelda series, just as the Warp Whistle is the same as the Recorder from Zelda 1 (even in appearance). Who knows how many more tunes these 2 series have borrowed from each other over the decades.

[@TheAnimationAnalyst]

Oh my God, I remember Barney being dark purple too. God, I feel so old.

[@RyuuSix]

Fun Fact: The Super Mario All Stars + Super Mario World Cartridge was never released in Japan. So yeah, Nintendo USA made the Luigi sprites for SMW.

[@Rogueofmv]

One time my mom was driving me and my brother around and my brother asked if he could play my Nintendo DS (fat), and I lent it to him. Some time after I handed it over, he bit into the top screen in a fit of rage, breaking it. What is it with handhelds and car rides? Things seem to get a bit freaky when the two mix.

[@giguyjoe]

Tell me about it. When I was moving one time, a huge light blocking thunderstorm appeared sometime after I started play Men in Black on the Game Boy Colour.

[@esmooth919]

I love how Johnny is ducking to the music during the auto-scrolling section. Lol

[@LucidPhoton]

The World 3 Map music reminds me of the Fairy Fountain Theme from Zelda. Which is wierd because that song first appeared in Link to the Past and that was released after SMB3. Then again knowing Nintendo that was probably intentional. Koji Kondo is a genius.

[@symphomaniac]

It IS the Fairy Theme. It debuted in this game first, oddly enough.

[@FLForrest]

No, no, Toad says "Did you find my fountain of youth?" It's why he's been here all this time, and shall never rid us of himself.

[@tepigsfire7585]

But if he hasn't found it. He can still die.

[@FLForrest]

You may want to check what you say. I said that he inquired of Peach finding his fountain of youth.

[@demonzero677]

Wow, you guys had it rough with games when you were young. My mom at least understood the concept of a 'save place' and would usually ask if I could 'quickly' find a save place if anything. Hell even my Grandpa actually knows at least the concept of a save spot. Maybe I'm just lucky?

[@Billyblue98]

I can't remember if my parents ever gave me a dumb time limit for playing video games. It was either that we were going somewhere, school tomorrow, or my brother wanted to play. It's odd I had to let him play because he's older and the systems were his, and he had other things he could do for fun. As did I, and some of those things were stuff we both did. I may be remembering things wrong. I've always had a bad memory, and I was 4.

[@kalebfirle7485]

the song of the map of world 3 is a legend of Zelda song

[@ACBlackJ0ck]

My dad had some experience with gaming via playing a few early arcade games and playing a few games on Amiga and Amstrad computers. Despite this my parents still only allowed me to play 30 minutes on my Dreamcast a day and still said "save your game and quit!" Very big pain for me seeing as even back then I wasn't much of a fan of TV. I was only into sports and Saturday morning shows XD Then British TV decided to replace all kids shows in Saturday mornings with cooking shows >_>

[@strangevision99]

The world 3 theme is very similar to the fairy fountain theme from Zelda. Its fitting that they both involve water. Also a similar theme appears in Mystic Quest by Square but you're probably not thinking of that one!

[@TheHybrid001]

Nowadays we have parents telling their kids to pause the game when they are in the middle of an online match.

[@WolfieXp]

Btw, the overworld music you guys thought were so familiar was the fairy fountain music from Zelda i think

[@jruler93]

I used to get a 5-up star on the line up thing every time when I was 5. I'm lucky to get a 2-up mushroom on it now.

[@leonardo3392]

it happen again back in sgb johnny couldn't get the fire flower because the beanstalk didn't finish again

[@sethwarrior9719]

wooo Dorney Park!

[@sethwarrior9719]

i always appreciated having a dad who is a nerd

[@crystalqueen9711]

Yeah, my old man played games in the 80s and 90s, so I never had to deal with my parents telling me to stop for the day, and I was an only child, so I never had to take turns with siblings or anything

[@alazoneia]

water world theme is a remix of the title screen from a link to the past

[@FightingDuskstalker]

Dragon Warrior 3 on the GBC let you suspend save without a save point. My mom would always call me during a battle. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance let you suspend save during battle. My mom would always call during a string of enemy turns. Sometimes you can't win for losing.

[@truxtonmd]

the music in world 3 got used in the n64 zelda games for fairy fountains.

[@DanielDeadpool]

15:58 It's a me,uncle mario

[@damonskyheart9097]

Oh _GOD_ I remember trying to justify to my mother why I couldn't get off of my game for whatever asinine reason she'd come up with. "Mom, I'm in the middle of a battle I can't save." "Oh well that's too bad."

[@fireheart4560]

Being the Zelda Fan Ryan is, suprised he didn't recognize that world 3's music is the fairy fountain theme.

[@personpersonperson316]

My Mom and Dad played Donkey Kong and Ocarina of Time so they thankfully understood savepoints and boss battles. They didn't like it when I had to finish bosses in Phantasy Star online Episode 1 & 2 plus because that game stays in motion when you "pause" it, but they at least understood well enough. All games should just let you save anytime now.

[@ZeroKnight95]

Good thing I don't play very many RPGs. The only ones I play are Mario & Luigi and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. My Mom/Dad is usually fine with waiting for 3 minutes for me to finish since I play a lot of Sonic games. (Gotta go fast!) And: LOL Ted, I love your Toad voice. :)

[@InfernotheFox]

Fireflower says no to P-Wing usage John. You're doing auto scrolling platforming legitimately.

[@TrickyJinjo]

Three parts in and I'm surprised Ryan hasn't started singing the BrentalFloss Mario 3 song.

[@criticalplayback6367]

I get motion sickness selectively. Sometimes, I can ride the bus for about 30 minutes playing Shovel Knight, and not have a single issue. Other times, I could be playing a similar game, and get lightheaded in less than 5 minutes. Don't ask me what the stipulations are. I honestly have no idea.

[@zackoon49]

my dad introduced me to games, the only problem was he introduced me to games via the NES so he didnt know about saves either, it was just Super Mario Bros 1 and Robocop, and Galaga (great games BTW)

[@lucascouto166]

Some people have parents who also play games. Others have parents who don't give a shit about games. And then there are others like me who have parents who absolutely HATE games in general.

[@EdwardNewgate58]

I was one of the lucky ones, my mother and I used to play the hell out of the orignal Super Mario Bros, she even played SMB2(USA) and SMB3 with me at one point but couldn't really get into them. She also used to play Duck Hunt with me, that is until some bastard stole our NES Blaster. But yeah, she hated how I would spend most of my time video games, especially Pokemon, but she was understanding about and would buy me certain games as Christmas presents or gifts for my performance in school.

[@lucascouto166]

EdwardNewgate58 Well, when I was a kid I had a NES (That I lost in Narnia, probably) and sometimes I'd force my mom to play with me at least SMB, but either she had a shitty escuse to not play or she would play with no effort at all, dying over and over for the same goomba or pit, which was no fun. The only person in my family that also plays (And introduced me to gaming) is my cousin, but even her stopped a while ago. I'm all by myself.

[@EdwardNewgate58]

Lucas Couto Ah yes, I know that feeling. My mother worked a lot and never had time to play games with me anymore so I was rather lonely until a friend of mine's named Anthony got his hands on a PS2 so it wasn't all bad. However, if I have a kid (depends on whether my girlfriend and I get married) I'm going to make it a standard to play video games with him/her regularly, whether it's sports, RPG, racing, multi-player platformer, shooting, or fighting. It'll be our little way of father-son/daughter bonding.

[@lucascouto166]

EdwardNewgate58 You're going to be an awesome dad. One time my mum was so sick of me playing games that se asked me "What if I was like you? You come from school/work and find me in front of the video game/computer playing?" I said "I'd find it pretty awesome, actually I'd ask you to put in 2 player mode for me too."

[@SketchBookShortFilms]

My mom's halfway between the latter two.

[@Azel98]

the island world theme in SMB 3 is a remix of the great fairly shine from one of the zelda game in that time period I think zelda 2.

[@AutisticGameGuy]

I liked Sonic 4 Episode 2 because, since I was playing on a tablet, if my battery died while I was playing an Act, I don't have to start the act over. Instead, I start from the last Star Post (Which is a checkpoint for those who don't know) I hit. I wish Sonic games still did that...