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Version: Super Mario Bros. 3 - 11-Minute Completion video
"Mario and triple shot espressos mix well."
Pros: This was very impressive; there is no question that this took hours of practice.
The continuous jump that eventually leads to "1UPSs" is true even in the OG console.
On other commentaries, some confused "secrets" with "cheats" which is allowed, if not encouraged (i.e. fireballs, invincibility, flutes, glitches, etc...).
For the gamers who still remember the grey 8-bit/ 1.79Mhz/mono sound from the 1980's watching this is a treat.
Cons: Right away, however, one can tell Mario's speed is too fast. I tried doing this on the original NES (still have it) and the game goes much slower.
What is not hard to believe is that this guy may have used an emulator to correct his mistakes, but I have not read his website, nor can I read Japanese.
Now go do something productive and as impressive with your lives :).
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