Super Mario 3 is not only one of the greatest Mario Video Games, it is one of the greatest Video Games ever. Graphics A Sound B (only because the famous Super Mario music is not featured) Gameplay A Lasting Appeal A Considering how good this game is it's no wonder Sonic had such tough competition from a short, fat Italian plumber. The GBA version adds a save function (a godsend for those who hate having to spend 86 hours finishing a game in one go), slightly tweaked levels and compatibility with the Nintendo E-Reader that offers bonus levels. However, that didn't stop me from crying out loud in sheer, hopeless frustration every now and again. Some levels are tough, but stick at them and you'll memorise and master the tricky bits pretty quickly. In terms of originality you won't find anything particularly amazing about the jumping of one platform to the next and collecting power-ups but it's how it all comes together and works so well that makes SMB3 stand out from the rest of the competition. 2 but now, after liking this so much, I will seriously have to consider it. (as of yet) and I've never even played Super Mario Bros. I never did finish the first Super Mario Bros. The graphics, level design and gameplay make for a truly great playing experience.
3 is certainly an impressive game for 1988 standards and holds up as an innovative platformer even today. The Good: Huge advancements from the previous titles Lots of content Everything is so very likeable The Bad: Whistles are an unnecessary cheatmode Super Mario Bros.3 is one of those few games that lives with me and I'll never forget yet will happily pick it up any chance I get. Then it went 3D and it all went downhill from there. Arguably SMB3 is one of the greatest platform games ever made and is a near perfect title that was only followed successfully by them once in this guys opinion. Mario has multiple suits that assist him in his adventure, the game adds a wealth of fantastic enemies and memorable boss encounters. With a lot of new mechanics not seen before in a Mario game it added to the dynamic instead of overly convoluting a classic formula like its predecessor did. For a start the game is considerably larger than most that were around at this time, it's a title you need to put plenty of hours into and even then you'll likely not see everything. Super Mario Bros (1985) was a classic platformer and very enjoyable, Super Mario Bros 2 (1988) almost put me off the franchise altogether and I simply didn't enjoy it, Super Mario Bros 3 was a masterpiece I'll never forget. I grew up with Nintendo so though it's no longer something I play I will always have a soft spot for it.
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