How Many Ports of Super Mario Bros. (1985) Exist? - Super Mario Bros. Release History

There are few video games as well known and beloved as Super Mario Bros. Not only did it change the history of video games forever, it spawned the entire Super Mario franchise that is still going strong to this day. As one of the most popular and important games of all time, it's also one of the most rereleased. Since its release in 1985, the game has been available on countless devices, officially and unofficially. Today, we'll be taking a look at them!
Super Mario Bros. has been released and remade no fewer than 30 times including releases for the NES, the Famicom Disk System, PCs, the GameBoy Color/Advance, the Wii, and more! It's also seen various retoolings such as one based off of a Japanese radio show and some arcade editions as well! Along with that, there are even many bootleg and unlicensed ports of the game, such as Sonic Jam 6 for the SEGA Genesis/Mega Drive! If any of this sounds interesting, learn all about those and more rereleases of Super Mario Bros. in this video!
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Sources & Additional Info:
-HUGE thank you to Marc Lovallo for helping with chronicling and organizing all of these releases. He has a great KZbin channel with lots of great Mario-related videos you should all check out!: / marclovallo
-Info on just about every release covered here can be found on the Super Mario Wiki: www.mariowiki.com/Super_Mario....
-Info on the FamicomBOX: kevtris.org/mappers/famicombox/
-Info on Sonic Jam 6/Super Mario Bros. 2 1998: bootleggames.fandom.com/wiki/...)
-Photo of amazing Super Mario Bros. variant collection: / my_licensed_super_mari...
Commercials & Videos used:
-Footage of SMB on the Famicom: • NES/Famicom Game: Supe...
-Footage of PlayChoice-10 SMB: • Super Mario Bros. Play...
-VS. Super Mario Bros. footage: • Arcade Longplay - VS. ...
-Mario's Great Adventure VHS: • Video
-Go Go Mario!! Song: • Go Go Mario
-Go Go Mario!! Big Band: • Nintendo Big Band - Su...
-Super Mario Bros. Special longplay: • Super Mario Bros. Spec...
-Super Mario All-Stars Japanese commercial: • Super Mario All Stars ...
-Footage of Super Mario All-Stars 25th Anniversary Edition: • Nintendo Wii U - Super...
-SMB Deluxe longplay: • [Longplay] GBC - Super...
-SMB Deluxe 3DS VC Trailer: • Super Mario Bros. Delu...
-Animal Crossing NES games: • Animal Crossing - All ... & • Video
-Footage of the 25th Anniversary Wii VC release of Super Mario Bros: • Super Mario Brothers 2...
-Footage of Sonic Jam 6: • Sonic Jam 6 (Gameplay,...
-Footage of Super Mario Bros 2 1998: • Super Mario Bros. 2 Se...
Music (in order):
-A Secret Course - Super Mario Sunshine
-Overworld - Super Mario Bros.
-Underground - Super Mario Bros.
-Underwater - Super Mario Bros.
-Summer Dance - Dream Factory
-Adventure Dream - Dream Factory
-Physical Presence - Jogeir Liljedahl Amiga Song Demo
-Muda Kingdom - Super Mario Land
-Overworld - Super Mario Bros. (Super Mario All-Stars Ver.)
-Overworld - New Super Mario Bros. Wii
-Athletic Theme - Super Mario Land 2
-8 AM - Animal Crossing (GameCube)
-Overworld - Super Mario Bros. 2 (Super Mario Advance Ver.)
-Main Menu - Mario Kart Wii
-Toy Time Galaxy - Super Mario Galaxy
-Overworld - Sonic Jam 6/Super Mario Bros. 2 1998 (Bootleg)
-Ground Theme (Super Mario Bros.) - Super Smash Bros. Brawl
This video was made for educational, archival, and entertainment purposes. Made out of a love for the topics involved and to spread awareness. No copyright infringement intended.

[@YokiDokiPanic]

I will never forget my mom's description of the game to a toystore clerk. When I turned 6 I got the game for my birthday, but because my mother didn't trust herself to get the right game, she took me to the store and check what to buy. Neither of us knew the game's title because she didn't know anything about games and I couldn't read yet. So my mom asked if they have the "jumpy guy's game" and the clerk immediately knowing what we meant. I don't know why, but it's one of those random memories that stuck. ^^'

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1986: Super Mario Bros. on Game & Watch

[@fruitpun6h]

If you ever feel stupid, just remember that I didn’t know that there was a 1-up mushroom in 1-1 of the first game

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

My dad played the heck out of the Play Choice 10 version of Super Mario Bros. He once got through 6 playthroughs of the game on a single quarter, using all of the Warp Zones to speed run it. He was also the second person to send in a 1 million point high score to Nintendo Power, but there was only 1 prize for the first person.

[@kimi1522]

”This is the 7th time you’ve shown Super Mario Bros. in class, Nintendo.”

[@idiotman3634]

Title:how many super Mario bros ports are there

[@tinlunlau1]

If I'm gonna drink a shot every time I hear the word "bros", I'm gonna get drunk.

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I do one pushup

[@CarbyGuuGuu]

Deluxe was a pretty neat port that added tons of extra content, even though the Game Boy screen made it harder to see what was ahead of you.

[@mcqueenspartyisinhell2013]

"A version of Mario Bros. exist for every Nintendo console"

[@HuskgamerI]

"Mario could work more than video games" that aged well

[@OtioseFanatic]

The fact that the famicom box version uses a US style cartridge is the most interesting part

[@GUS7767]

SMB is really the Steamboat willie of Gaming,the Long legacy is trough the roof.

[@manco2479]

Me: Nah, i'm not gonna get bored in quarentine.

[@merchantziro4285]

Honestly, how many people remember Super Mario Crossover, because that was probably my favorite Super Mario Bros port. Being a flash game that is a faithful recreation of Super Mario Bros with multiple playable characters from other series that keep their original gameplay style and are changed slightly to fit the Mario universe.

[@TheVideoMaker1999]

"You can play Doom on anything"

[@bageltoo]

23:53

[@Alfieeee4]

Sega: makes a hedgehog which looks cool and can go fast

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The pure malice in your voice when you said,

[@DomenicEXP111]

Imagine your NES out-performing your PC