If you have the SMA5, it will stay with you, just for the period of time it will be available with Wonder for Classic Players, which will end in a while. In the coming weeks it will no longer be available, with a chance of becoming a closed beta. (Like Mario Multiverse) Unfortunately, neither game has a chance of being converted to consoles because they are games that simulate video games art style. They are HD games with more than 8-bits or 16-bits (like Shovel Knight, for example). You can transfer an object from one fan game to another more "easily" by copying and pasting. If I do the same (copy and pasting) for consoles, it will give an error, even if I am doing something respectful of the limitation. All because it is not the same code and it works differently. SMA5, by the way, started out as an animation, but I turned it into a fan game. Some things from the animation era are still there and have not been changed to this day (the sleep screen, for example). Wonder for Classic Players, came derived from my Super Mario Bros. 3 in the style of SMB1. I used the same source of this project to make it. Some items and things that are present are from there. And these last two projects mentioned were also made using Super Mario Advance 5. I edited all the sprites, sounds, some codes and changed the screen to look like the NES.

O SMBW for Classic Players tem um detalhe curioso. Ele é o SMA5 totalmente editado novamente. Troquei sons, sprites, músicas, alguns códigos de física e tamanho da tela da câmera. Usando o SMA5 eu fiz aquele Super Mario Bros. 3 no estilo do SMB1, e usando este meu Super Mario Bros. 3 eu fiz o Wonder for Classic Players. Algumas coisas deste SMB3 estão presentes no jogo. E eu deixei ele como um projeto mais simples porque eu tinha um sonho em fazer minha versão de Super Mario Bros., porque a Hudson Soft já fez uma (Super Mario Bros. Special), e usando o primeiro jogo a Nintendo fez o segundo SMB japonês (Lost Levels), fez a versão de arcade (Vs. Super Mario Bros.) sem falar os ports de fãs como o Super Mario Bros. do Commodore 64, PC Engine, Sega Mega Drive (Genesis), sem falar as romhacks que os fãs criaram como Extra Mario Bros. Mario Unlimited... Como não sei mexer em ASM para fazer uma modificações, e como também não tenho chance de fazer um Super Mario Bros. igual a Hudson e outros, eu fiz o Wonder for Classic Players com esse pensamento, como se fosse uma romhack do SMB1, mas não é. Fiz como uma fã-continuação do SMB2 japonês (Lost Levels) e se passa em 1988. Também serve como um Super Mario Bros. reinventado. Super Mario Bros. Wonderland 87 e Super Mario Wonderland eu já pensava em jogos oficiais e com mais recursos, além de manter o balanço entre retratar a versão beta do Super Mario Wonderland, do Wonder do Switch e um jogo de 1987 da Nintendo. Foram 9 meses trabalhando no Wonder for Classic Players, e dentro desses 9 meses eu comecei e finalizei Super Mario Bros. Wonderland 87 (1 mês e alguns dias de desenvolvimento no total). Uma pena que até agora não tenha aparecido alguém jogando meu novo lançamento além do SMA5. XD Super Mario Advance 5 eu fiz pensando como a Nintendo R&D2, estúdio responsável por Super Mario Bros. Deluxe e todos da série Advance. Também fiz pesquisas, análises, tudo para oferecer uma experiência muito próxima do que seria. Coletei até mesmo o detalhe do Super Mario Advance ter usado coisas do jogo raro BS Super Mario USA pra Super Nintendo japonês. Os vegetais gigantes chegaram primeiro nesse jogo, antes do SMA. Para SMA5 eu peguei coisas do BS Mario Collection Part 1. Só existem poucos trechos dele na internet aonde mostram SMB1 com mapas do SMB3, mas com cenários bem diferentes. Se você pesquisar por aqui pelo RU-vid você irá encontrar. Muito obrigado por jogar!

I have the impression that it is because Super Mario Advance 5 is heavier than the other project.

It has been confirmed that Super Mario Bros. Deluxe is Super Mario Advance 0. Super Mario Advance 1's name would be Super Mario Bros. 2 Deluxe, and also all games in the Advance series were developed by the same Nintendo studio. (Nintendo R&D2).

For PC (fan game)

@@nimaginendogames2293 How long are you working on it and will it have all 8 worlds?

Game Maker

@@nimaginendogames2293 Oh cool! yknow its kinda funny idk when but at one point or another i kinda wanna get into game development and start doing the same kinda stuff you do so would you recommend gamemaker for doing stuff like this me? im kinda curious

Not yet

The codes for both games (Super Mario Bros. Wonder for Classic Players and SMA5) share the same code as if they were for the same video game. In fact, SMBW for Classic Players is a completely modified SMA5. They are HD games with more than 16-bits that "pretend" to be a game with fewer bits. So converting games is impossible, even if they respect the limitations. The NES, for example, would still consider SMA5 and SMBW for Classic Players as games with more than 8-bits. All the sprites in the games, even with limited colors, still count (internally) as a sprite with more than 30 colors. To make it work on the real hardware, someone would have to redo everything from scratch again. And I don't know how to use anything to create NES games. In fact, I do all these Mario projects alone without a team. I'm a beta tester, I'm the one who composes some of the music (I'm not a composer XD I'm a starter), I do the programming, sprites, ideas and levels. Sometimes I consult music from other people or someone offers to help. In the case of SMA5, the user "ladiesman" (responsible for SMW romhacks and many musics in the style of Super Mario All-Stars) made some musics for Super Mario Advance 5 and said that I could feel free to use them. One of his musics is present in SMA5 and the credits are in the fan game's F1.

@@nimaginendogames2293 Oh ok

Eu também gostaria de assistir ao público jogar SMBW for Classic Players e continuar recebendo feedback sobre a situação do fan game, se ele está okay, algum bug grave encontrado. Recebi alguns, mas já atualizei. Após a atualização não recebi mais algum. É um jogo mais simples, mas o final é bastante interessante. Foram 9 meses de desenvolvimento e dentro desses 9 meses, criei e finalizei Super Mario Bros. Wonderland 87. Ele começou primeiro que o Wonderland 87, ainda desde 2023. O '87' foi feito em apenas 1 mês e alguns dias. Talvez o jogo que eu tenha feito mais rápido até hoje. Mas SMA5 ter sido mais jogado que SMBW for Classic Players já era esperado, pois é o mais pedido no canal. Até ando pensando em abandonar meus projetos com estilo gráficos de 8-bits. Apenas finalizar os que estão em conceitos e desenvolvimento. Depois só começar a fazer projetos com gráficos 16-bits ou 32-bits. Obrigado por jogar, Lucas!

Antes mesmo de ler seu aviso, eu já havia corrigido. Muito obrigado!

It was an animation.

The codes for both games (Super Mario Bros. Wonder for Classic Players and SMA5) share the same code as if they were for the same video game. In fact, SMBW for Classic Players is a completely modified SMA5. They are HD games with more than 16-bits that "pretend" to be a game with fewer bits. So converting games is impossible, even if they respect the limitations. The NES or GBA, for example, would still consider SMA5 and SMBW for Classic Players as games with more than 8-bits and 16-bits. All the sprites in the games, even with limited colors, still count (internally) as a sprite with more than 30 colors. To make it work on the real hardware, someone would have to redo everything from scratch again. And I don't know how to use anything to create NES/GBA games. In fact, I do all these Mario projects alone without a team. I'm a beta tester, I'm the one who composes some of the music (I'm not a composer XD I'm a starter), I do the programming, sprites, ideas and levels. Sometimes I consult music from other people or someone offers to help. In the case of SMA5, the user "ladiesman" (responsible for SMW romhacks and many musics in the style of Super Mario All-Stars) made some musics for Super Mario Advance 5 and said that I could feel free to use them. One of his musics is present in SMA5 and the credits are in the fan game's F1 button.

I believe this is one of the rare bugs that happens. I tested again and did other tests, and this didn't happen at any time. I'm still trying to find out what's causing it. Thanks for letting us know!

@@nimaginendogames2293 1.I tried the updated version of SMA5 and noticed Mario no longer puts his arm down when he falls. 2.Can you nerf down Bowser in the final battle in Super Mario Bros. Wonder for Classic Players? He seems impossible to beat.

Thank you very much for the bug reports! Regarding the bonuses, I hadn't finished them because of a bug involving the camera when leaving the pipe. It would move to the side of the checkpoint and then return to the pipe with Mario out of it. This problem is also present in Super Mario Wonderland (and the 87 version). I managed to find a way to solve it, so SMA5 is now updated with a total of 4 bonuses in general. The red flag case was also another bug that I was solving. Now the green flag is back on 1-5. And the SMB3 Card was also a bug, caused by the first source engine used to make the game (Hello Engine 4). I took advantage of the chance of this appearing to add an extra bonus. Super Mario Advance 5 demo has been updated since yesterday post release version.