#Super Mario Advance

[suppermariobroth]

Unused sound samples of Mario, Luigi, Peach and Toad singing, humming and whistling the Super Mario Bros. overworld theme, found in the files of Super Mario Advance.

As the only place during gameplay where this theme appears is in the strictly-timed Subspace sections, it is possible that an early concept for them was that the player characters would sing along to the first part of the song during the few seconds they are within Subspace.

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[dethkrypt]

NINTENDO DS + GAMEBOY ADVANCE various game cartridges

[doweesig]

Birdo and the Birdos 🎀

[keno3jkey]

[retrogamelovers]

#OnThisDayInGaming! 🎂

The GBA along with its launch titles turn 23 today in North America!

[sketchmii]

✨HAPPY MAR10 DAY EVERYONE!✨

Back in 2022, I drew this piece referencing the first Mario game I got when I was a child.

That game being Super Mario Advance, this game alone introduced me to the series as a whole!

[crabsinvideogames]

Super Mario Advance

As with the other major characters in the game, Clawgrip was given a voice, where he's performed by Charles Martinet.

[devileaterjaek]

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[videogamesskies]

Super Mario Advance 3 Yoshi's Island (Game Boy Advance) (2002)

[riverrada4000]

Un speedrun de súper Mario Bros allstars de mundo A.3 Mario en las alturas hehe .. suscríbeme y saludos facebook: Raphael riv / Instagram: rakito8888

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[suppermariobroth]

In Super Mario Advance, if the player character enters a Magical Potion door at the same time as throwing another potion, the door the character is stepping through will unload. This will cause the character to be stuck in place forever, requiring the game to be reset to continue playing.

Note Peach being unable to move while looking away from the screen in the footage.

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[samthesoupman]

Why did Nintendo remake ALTTP on the gba and not Zelda 1???

Like the gba got a remake of the first pokemon games, the first console Kirby game, the first Metroid game, so many remakes of NES classics including Mario 2 and 3 and they probably would have done 1 if not for Deluxe coming out for the GBC…

Then A link to the past- the 3rd Zelda game and not even an NES game?? By far the original Zelda needed an upgrade more than alttp, so that’s always confused me.

[doweesig]

Yirshi and Bodo (Bodetta)

[missevahpony]

I will always find it so confusing why they never included Super Mario Bros. in the Super Mario Advanced games. Like you include Yoshi's Island, which I wouldn't even consider mainline mario, but not the original SMB?? Or even Lost Levels or smth???

[akfamilyhome]

A neat observation about the award-winning Nintendo commercial, "School's Out" directed by Anthony Atanasio, also known as the commercial for Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3:

The HQ upload above is from the director's official YouTube channel, which is the first time I've seen it. If you've only seen the broadcast/shortened versions though, you probably didn't notice that between this version and the commonly found uploads, the signs have been altered in post.

I always just assumed this commercial was filmed in Japan with how they showed the Tokyo school at the beginning, but now, looking at some of the shots and set pieces, I feel completely dumb that I didn't realize it sooner: this was all filmed in Hong Kong in 2003.

The director's YouTube channel actually has a behind-the-scenes video, and I highly recommend giving it a watch as a fascinating look at the making of an arguably classic Nintendo commercial, especially to me as a Hong Kong citizen!

So in case you were now curious: where does this final scene with the game store take place in?

...it's this intersection between Matheson Street and Russel Street in Causeway Bay, right next to (the Hong Kong) Times Square.

This is that place today, now occupied by a pharmacy, but still next to a (different) snack stall: