Mario Bros. Classic
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Developer:
Nintendo R&D2
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Mario Bros. Classic is a remake of the original Mario Bros., included in all four Super Mario Advance installments as well as Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. It features updated graphics and music, along with a multiplayer battle mode featuring a blue and yellow Mario.
Contents
Unused Music
Unfinished Song
A track that may be unfinished, although it may be the beginning of the multiplayer and single-player bonus round results themes (see below).
Regional Differences
Title Screen
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The Japanese version says "PUSH START", while the international version says "PRESS START". The dash in the copyright date was also changed to a comma.
Player Number
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The P and player number was flipped in the international versions.
Bonus Points
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The Japanese bonus point counter had an apostrophe at the end, just like the original arcade version. This was changed to a period for the overseas releases.
Revisional Differences
 | To do: The version included in Super Mario Advance has some minor differences compared to later versions. |
Player Selection
The option to select between single player and multiplayer is found on the main title screen of the four Super Mario Advance games, but on the Mario Bros. title screen in Superstar Saga.
Title Music
The title music does not loop in the first Super Mario Advance.
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