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[C] 'Greg Martin' Style: Super Mario Bros. (1985) by Mast3r-Rainb0w
A commission made via DeviantArt. Here I was tasked to mimic the artstyle of the LATE video game artist Greg Martin (1956-2013), for the all-time classic 1985 game Super Mario Bros.! I hope I have paid tribute to Mr. Martin's legacy with this fanart mock-up here! Enjoy!
#greg martin#greg martin artstyle#greg martin style#super mario bros#super mario bros 1985#super mario bros nes#nes#nintendo#nintendo fanart#goomba#lakitu#mario enemies#super mushroom#mushroom kingdom#my artwork#commission#mastermission#mushroom#pipe#question block#nintendo entertainment system
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Bullet Bill X Chain Chomp Duel!!
''Chain Chomp and Bullet Bill duel each other to see who wins in the Bullet Bill-style tennis challenge''
''Final Score: Chain Chomp 3x2 Bullet Bill that even exploded''
'' After Chain Chomp is relieved because he won, he comes across and is immediately amazed when he sees Kinito from behind waving at him while he himself throws his racket to hit Kinito, making him faint and fall to the ground and then run away in fear. …! ''
#art#artwork#piskel#icon#emote#emoticon#pixelart#pixel art#gif#animated#animate#animation#animated gif#animat#2d animation#animatic#video#video games#my video#video post#games#videogame#video gaming#nes#nintendo#super mario bros#super mario bros fanart#mario bros#mario#1985
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Kind of love Nintendo’s weird stubbornness in making Bowser a father. First the Koopalings in the NES and SNES eras, then the Koopa Kids in the N64, and then Bowser Junior on the Gamecube and onwards, with the Koopalings being brought back as well (rip Koopa Kids). Special mention to Mario and Luigi Partners in Time with Bowser spending 5 minutes with his younger self and going “this is my child now”.
Nintendo really took one look at this giant evil fire-breathing turtle and went "Yep, that's the one who will be a dad !"
#Super Mario#Bowser#Bowser Junior#Koopalings#Koopa Kids#Flor talks#fun fact : Mario Bros 1 came out in 1985 and Mario Bros 3 in 1988#meaning Bowser existed for three little years before Nintendo went 'let's give him 7 kids; that seems like a reasonable amount'#and then they just kept piling it up#tbh making Bowser a dad was an amazing decision#it's just so adorable ! and it's a found family !!!#he loves his babies so much 🥺🥺🥺
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Mario Elephant by way of a 'Dumbo' VHS cover
#mario#mario fanart#super mario bros wonder#super mario bros#disney vhs covers#it's a reference to the 1985 video release of dumbo#dumbo#disney#nintendo#nintendo disney crossover art#it just came to me the minute after the announcement#random
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Enigm: What are “ movies “? And what are “ gremlins’- also who is Mario? :< // they have never seen a movie in their life XD //
(It's the first video game he's ever played so that's why it's his favorite)
Wahoo!
#mafia au#bob velseb au#spooky month#spooky month au#art#bob vesleb#mafia bob velseb#ask mafia bob velseb#ask the mafia boss#lechithechaotic#enigma velseb#lynxthecrazy enigma#enigma#mario#Fun fact! Super Mario bros came out in 1985 so the timeline is accurate :D#Bob also will eventually love Zelda in 1998!#bob velseb spooky month
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Super Mario Bros.
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Super Mario Bros. (NES)
Developed/Published by: Nintendo R&D4 / Nintendo
Released: 13/9/1985
Completed: 24/11/2022
Completion: Beat it by warp zoning to 8-1 and then using the continue trick.
Trophies / Achievements: n/a
[Apologies for interrupting, but before we get to the article I’d like to mention that you can pre-order a copy of exp. 2600, my brand new zine, right now and get more of–and help support–writing like what you’re about to read.]
Super. Mario. Bros. Is there a game that less needs anything more written about it? Even I’ve touched on it previously in the form of the (excellent) Super Mario Bros. Deluxe, and I’ve mentioned more than once on this blog the major thing I ever really have to say about Super Mario Bros., which is “ee, isn’t it funny how slippy and inertia-heavy Mario’s movement is? It’s not like a modern platformer at all!” so I should probably just skip that even.
In fact, Super Mario Bros. is such well-trodden ground that I couldn’t really get my dander up for playing the original again, even though I’ve never actually beaten the game in its original, untouched NES form. Because… well…
Am I alone in finding the original Super Mario Bros an incredibly drab looking video game? It’s so… brown. Super Mario Bros. Deluxe brightens things up quite a bit for the Game Boy Color screen, but the original is just so… RF Cable. I can’t think of another way to explain it.
Plus, I think that we’ve all played the first world of Super Mario Bros. so much by now that it doesn’t feel that exciting (especially if you played a bunch of Super Mario 35). Don’t get me wrong–it’s still a masterpiece. But it looks nicer on SNES, it’s richer on GBC… sacrilege it might be, but I think the NES version might be the least interesting version to play, authenticity be damned.
(Plus I was playing it on Switch online, anyway.)
So playing it this time I decided to take a short-cut, considering I’ll only play it again when I get to Super Mario All-Stars: I decided to play it “for real” but just warp-zone my way to the end.
I do not recommend this.
Playing Mario, the original, is a like riding a bike, sure. But the bike is a penny farthing, or or something. It’s not a smooth city bike or something like what I’m used to riding these days. Sure, I get on it, I remember the idiosyncrasies of it’s movement, I walk through the first couple of levels as usual, I get myself to 4-2, I get myself to 8-1…
It’s like taking your penny farthing to a BMX course. You know what to do, but suddenly you’re having to do it exactly right. 8-1, you’re no fool, you remember Mario can run across single block gaps! But then you hit a bit where you need to jump perfectly onto a single block island and not lose momentum or die.
This… will lead to a lot of restarts.
And in 8-2 all hell breaks loose.
I did it, don’t get me wrong. I bloody did it (although I did look up the route for 8-4, and then was pretty lucky to dodge that twatty final hammer bro quite handily both times I had to.) But this betrayed the spirit of this project. Completing a game isn’t about just seeing to the end–if I cared about that, I’d just watch Youtube–it’s about experiencing the game from beginning to end, and playing Super Mario Bros. is about getting on a Penny Farthing in 1-1 and at the end being able to smash that BMX course because the level design has trained you up into it!
It’s a good life lesson, really, if probably also the kind of pat, obvious one you’d expect from an Adam Sandler movie.
I’ll do better next time.
Will I ever play it again? To be honest, I stand by my feeling that this is the least enjoyable version of the game, if only because it’s the most visually boring to me (your mileage may vary). I’ll play through the Super Mario Bros. All-Stars version and this time I’ll do it all the way through properly. My promise to you!
Final Thought: For all my disinterest in seeing this through this time round, I think it’s important to still note the insane context of Super Mario Bros., coming on Famicom as it does after a bunch of absolutely honking releases like Soccer, Ice Climber and the like, with even third-parties just putting out pretty weak sauce arcade ports like Yie Ar Kung Fu and Dig Dug. Things were of course far more interesting internationally on different platforms (A Mind Forever Voyaging! Ultima IV!) but it’s unarguable that the entire world of action games changed the day this was released, and it would take far longer than you’d expect for anyone to catch up–even something as simple as Sega’s Wonder Boy won’t be out in arcades for almost an entire year, and the first Mega Man doesn’t come out till the end of 1987!
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#video games#games#gaming#text#txt#review#super mario bros.#super mario#nintendo#nes#nintendo entertainment system#1985#nintendo r&d4
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Finally beat Super Mario Bros. (1985) today!
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Enemies Official 2D Art (Super Mario Bros.) 1985 [#2]
(Super Mario 30th Anniversary) 2015
(Super Mario 35th Anniversary) 2020
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Super Mario Bros., released in 1985, is a timeless classic that defined the platformer genre. With its charming characters, innovative level design, and catchy music, it became a landmark in video game history. Super Mario Bros. introduced players to the iconic plumber duo, Mario and Luigi, and laid the foundation for the success of the Super Mario franchise. Its enduring popularity is a testament to its enduring appeal and lasting impact on the gaming industry.
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Bob Omb In Art Pixel Animation! (Piskel)
''Bob Omb Explodes''
Chain Chomp: Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha, those bob ombs are very fragile, we chain chomps are far superior to them all!
#art#artwork#piskel#icon#emote#emoticon#animated#animate#animation#pixelart#pixel art#bob omb#chain chomp#chain chomp fanart#bob omb fanart#fanart#sprites#sprite#super mario bros#super mario bros fanart#super mario#mario bros#super mario brothers#enemies#nes#nintendo#1985#mario maker#super mario maker#bomb
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Top: officially licensed 1985 Super Mario Bros. Goomba figurine from Japan.
Bottom: viewing the figurine from behind reveals that the Goomba has arms, which are folded behind its back. Whether this was merely a visual gag by the designers of the figurine, or whether this was a legitimate interpretation of the enemy's sprite as seen in Super Mario Bros. (which is only seen from the front), is unknown.
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The Super Mario Bros 1985 was the first ever game where he and his brother Luigi saves the Princess from their first time fighting Bowser using my Mario Movieverse Charaters.
Mario: www.deviantart.com/hotdog900/a…
Luigi: www.deviantart.com/hotdog900/a…
Peach: www.deviantart.com/hotdog900/a…
Toad: www.deviantart.com/hotdog900/a…
Bowser: www.deviantart.com/hotdog900/a…
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Well, since Twitter is on the verge of collapse and Tumblr is regaining ground, I'd better start posting here again. I've done quite a few videos of my Gaming Delight series since my last post. This is one of them: My documentary on the Nintendo Entertainment System!
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#Youtube#NES#nintendo#1985#video games#Super Mario Bros.#Duck Hunt#Wild Gunman#Gaming Delight#Japan#North America#ROB#documentary#launch titles
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