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{"name":"Classic NES - Super Mario Bros.","description":"Classic NES Series: Super Mario Bros. is a notable Game Boy Advance video game that was released in 2004. It serves as a port of the beloved Nintendo Entertainment System classic, Super Mario Bros. While there is also the option to play Super Mario Bros. on the GBA through Super Mario Bros. Deluxe, a more impressive remake on the Game Boy Color released five years earlier, this particular release holds significance as it allows players to experience the original game on the original Nintendo DS and DS Lite.\n\nThis version of Super Mario Bros. became particularly relevant because Super Mario Bros. Deluxe was no longer available at the time, making it a viable option for players who had never owned it before. Although the game was initially released in 2004, a reprint of the Japanese version, known as Famicom Mini: Super Mario Bros., was issued on September 14, 2005. This reprint coincided with the 20th anniversary of the game and the launch of the Game Boy Micro. While the game remains largely unmodified, one notable feature retained is the infamous Minus World glitch.\n\nOverall, Classic NES Series: Super Mario Bros. offers a nostalgic and accessible way for players to relive the timeless adventures of Mario on their Game Boy Advance systems. Whether it's introducing new players to the iconic game or allowing longtime fans to revisit cherished memories, this release holds a special place in the hearts of Mario enthusiasts.","genre":["Platformer"],"ctype":"GBA","thumbnail":"https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgwDn1nelRVB3yXKgoLJzmeSOkN8tFLb5_mSxJoHzr5ADx0ErwmlcF720Q0Bq6sSXNRwGfnW0WnQk-CVKpp9apOp4kkticTkqWAFQ5OhI61ncQYwNftGi1Kz5_c62y0HRYqoG6R-6plj3Ud7eSUDgEmr_PLQ5_Y8VUOkLbF9o5_zWtJsql1nASrgXxbBA8/s320/classic-nes-super-mario-bros.webp","dwnlink":["3544712785977530384.2847506105720010150.1"]}