Part 1 - “Super Mario Bros?” - Hack?Homebrew? Famicom Disk System

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Literally that’s what it’s named “Super Mario Bros?” with the question mark. This game is on the flip side of the semi-rare All Nippon Super Mario Bros for the Famicom Disk System. I have no idea where it came from, but so far I’ve been able to play it just like Super Mario Bros but it’s extremely difficult. I’ve never seen this before or even footage of it. Let me know in the comments if you have an idea! Early homebrew? Developer playing around? Something else?
Unknown video of game starts at 7:00 mark.

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10 сен 2024

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@retroregamer7219 2 года назад

Unknown game footage starts at 7:00, I’ve made it to 1-4 so far!

@leathermetal 2 года назад

New Subscriber 🤘

@amateurway 2 года назад

Hey Joshua! So good to see you back at it!

@BanditsBest686 Год назад

what disk system do you have is it the twin or standalone system? sorta want to get into disk system but I heard its a pain to change the belt on the sharp twin famicom system

@retroregamer7219 Год назад

Just the standalone. You still have to replace the belt possibly but it' s just one I think and pretty easy lots of replacements out there.

@imclearingit4149 8 месяцев назад

I own both a standalone FDS with the early 02 power board (no write protection daughter board of later 02) and a twin 505BK, it's possible to swap out the entire disk unit back and forth between a standalone FDS and the twins, both 500 R/B and 505 BK/RD. If my twin has the 3k drive chip with game write protect, I might swap in my standalone FDS unit since it should have the 7k drive chip where you could write the whole disk instead of only save data.