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Super Mario Advance

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Also known as
Chāojí Mǎlìōu 2 スーパーマリオアドバンス 超级马力欧2

Features Super Mario Bros. 2 with vegetable throwing and coin collection, plus the arcade Mario Bros. for multiplayer.

Super Mario Advance was released for the Game Boy Advance in 2001. It is an enhanced remake of Super Mario Bros. 2, which was originally released in 1988 for the NES.


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Released
2001
Original release
1988
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
2.06 MB
Rating
1 vote
Developer

About Super Mario Advance

Super Mario Advance packages two distinct games into a single release. The primary component is an enhanced version of Super Mario Bros. 2, featuring its characteristic platforming action where characters run, jump, and throw vegetables.

This version introduces several new elements, including a scoring system, voice samples, and a robotic boss enemy named Robirdo. A collection task involves finding 100 red ace coins, with five hidden in each stage; gathering all five in a stage rewards an extra life. After the main game is finished, a challenging Yoshi Challenge mode becomes available, tasking players with locating two hidden Yoshi eggs in every stage without losing a life.

The second included game is the arcade title Mario Bros., which supports cooperative or competitive play focused on knocking enemies off platforms and collecting coins.

Super Mario Advance Screenshots

12 images
Title Screen
Alternate title screen
Japanese title screen
Chinese (iQue Advance) title screen
Game choose menu
Intro Screen
Player Selection
B...B...Big Shy Guy!
Charged for a Super Jump!
Shadow World
In the Clouds
Getting a Lift