The hardest Super Mario Game

[pokesterific]

As a hardcore gamer myself, I'm kinda sad to have never played a Super Mario game. Hmm.. Does xbox have any mario games? Haha.

 

[xHayleyChan]

I have only played two "difficult" Mario Games (as I would call them), 64 on the VC Wii, which I have blogged about before and I find hard on some points and is a kinda difficult game at times but the second is Mario Sunshine.

A game, people are quite sure hates them. They really turned up the difficulty switch on Sunshine which I only got to maybe the 3rd level, possibly forth?
I was really struggling at that point.

So my vote would have to go for Sunshine overall.

(BTW, the only other Mario game I have played is infact Mario 3, which may be my favorite one I have played.)

 

[Black Bolt]

i find super mario 3 hard
i could never beat world 3 because of those man eating fishies that eat mario
soo annoying
actually the only super mario bros game i own

 

[blue]

I never had an intrest in Mario games aside the Karts & the Partys. I tried Mario 64 and I found that quite tough.

 

[MagicalNeko]

I actually found the Lost Levels to be fairly easy, not to brag I am kinda a God ay Mario games though, I beat SMB3 at age 2 so I picked it up fairly easy. Tbh the only hard Mario is a hacked version, look up SMBW item abusing to see what I mean by that. xD

Same here!! I was playing Mario All-Stars on the SNES when I was way young xD I found Lost Levels to be (fairly) easy!! It was definitely harder than the SMB but I'm surprised it's meant to be hard, this is the first I've heard of it xP

Although, SM3D on the 3DS..hoooly cow the Special levels when you complete the game are so difficult. I just screw up so much on them D;

 

[xelarator]

i find super mario 3 hard
i could never beat world 3 because of those man eating fishies that eat mario
soo annoying
actually the only super mario bros game i own

Yeah, i hate those fish too. Luckily, I-barely-got past world three and got through the rest of the worlds until I hit the VERY last one, world 8. I kept dieing and dieing and dieing and dieng and DIEING. ugh.

 

[TRIFORCE89]

Same here!! I was playing Mario All-Stars on the SNES when I was way young xD I found Lost Levels to be (fairly) easy!! It was definitely harder than the SMB but I'm surprised it's meant to be hard, this is the first I've heard of it xP

Although, SM3D on the 3DS..hoooly cow the Special levels when you complete the game are so difficult. I just screw up so much on them D;

Go try The Lost Levels again on the original Famicom version. It doesn't have any save feature. Good luck :B

I would say The Lost Levels, Sunshine, and NSMBWii are probably the most challenging.

 

[Sydian]

Lost Levels, definitely. I don't think I even got past World 2? Though I haven't played it in years, so it might be time to give it another whirl. Second place goes to Sunshine. I will never beat that game. Ever. lmfao.

 

[.MiKeY]

Go try The Lost Levels again on the original Famicom version. It doesn't have any save feature. Good luck :B

I would say The Lost Levels, Sunshine, and NSMBWii are probably the most challenging.

I have, beat in one go round. I have mad Mario playing skills. Probably the games I have played the most in all honesty.

 

[TRIFORCE89]

I have, beat in one go round. I have mad Mario playing skills. Probably the games I have played the most in all honesty.

I replay Super Mario Bros. 1-3 (both versions of 2) and World frequently. Will be again soon too.

My point was directed at MagicalNeko. Being that the All-Stars version was deliberately made easier and more accommodating through the save feature. So, the Famicom version should be played to see what the big deal is.

 

[.MiKeY]

In all honestly, I wouldn't bother playing the regular versions of the games, I would only play hacks mainly due to the variety of what is offered from them. SMB3 hacks are the the hardest IMO.

 

[Jeremy]

(Yoshi's Island is not a Mario game)

But the full title is known as Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, so doesn't that make it a Mario game?

Anyway sweeties, I would say Super Mario Bros 2 for the Famicom Disk System, AKA Super Mario Bros : Lost Levels. Also NSMB Wii wasn't too hard, it was between SMB3 and SMW in difficulty. Now adding 3 additional players who have their own agenda...now that's a challenge, sweetie.

 

[TRIFORCE89]

But the full title is known as Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, so doesn't that make it a Mario game?

Anyway sweeties, I would say Super Mario Bros 2 for the Famicom Disk System, AKA Super Mario Bros : Lost Levels. Also NSMB Wii wasn't too hard, it was between SMB3 and SMW in difficulty. Now adding 3 additional players who have their own agenda...now that's a challenge, sweetie.

That's a tacked on North American creation. Maybe it carried over into Europe and elsewhere too, not sure. But, in Japan it was just "Yoshi's Island".

The Yoshi games are more like a subseries. I wouldn't say the Wario Land games are Mario titles either.

I found NSMBW too be more difficult than SMW, but maybe mostly from trying to get the coins.

 

[Jeremy]

That's a tacked on North American creation. Maybe it carried over into Europe and elsewhere too, not sure. But, in Japan it was just "Yoshi's Island".

The Yoshi games are more like a subseries. I wouldn't say the Wario Land games are Mario titles either.

I found NSMBW too be more difficult than SMW, but maybe mostly from trying to get the coins.

I believe it was called Super Mario: Yoshi's Island in Japan.

I know they're a sub series, I just like being REALLY technical, sweetie. XD

Indeed it was more difficult then SMW, but not as difficult then SMB3.

 

[TRIFORCE89]

I believe it was called Super Mario: Yoshi's Island in Japan.

I know they're a sub series, I just like being REALLY technical, sweetie. XD

Indeed it was more difficult then SMW, but not as difficult then SMB3.

I know. I never actually saw why they did that though. Yoshi's Island DS didn't get that. Or Yoshi's Story. Touch & Go... I think the name was mostly as a hook so it wasn't totally new and foreign. Like how the first Wario Land was subtitled "Super Mario Land 3" when it wasn't a Mario Land game at all. So, "You like Mario, it's a Mario game!" and North America strengthened that with the "World 2" monicker. And of course the GBA version is part of the Super Mario Advance series, so my argument is null at this point XD But, I don't see it as a Mario game.

 

[Railgun]

Super Mario Land can be hard and easy. The main levels are pretty challenging but the special levels can be evil.

 

[Jeremy]

I found SMB3 easy. I beat all the levels on the GBA version. All of them except for the e-Levels.

Aw sweetie, you missed out on the e-Levels. D= You could always Gameshark them or the alternate route, eBay.

Also SMB3 was easy, it's just out of the 3 from SMW, NSMBWii, and SMB3, in my opinion, SMB3 was the hardest.

 

[Jeremy]

I found a save file online that has the levels injected into it, so I might go through with doing that.

So you're going to play via emulation, or flash cart, sweetie?

 

[ソラ]

That's a tacked on North American creation. Maybe it carried over into Europe and elsewhere too, not sure. But, in Japan it was just "Yoshi's Island".

The Yoshi games are more like a subseries. I wouldn't say the Wario Land games are Mario titles either.

I found NSMBW too be more difficult than SMW, but maybe mostly from trying to get the coins.

It says Super Mario: Yoshi Island for the Japanese title.
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi Island for the English title.

 

[TRIFORCE89]

It says Super Mario: Yoshi Island for the Japanese title.
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi Island for the English title.

Yeah, I know. I conceded that already. And explained why I think that was. No other Yoshi games have that tie. It's a separate sub-series.

But, I've never seen the Super Mario part on Japanese material for the game written out in Roman characters though. I've always just seen "YOSSY ISLAND"