How Mario Bros All Began 4q3s3l
Everyone has heard of the Italian plumber who was created by a Japanese artist. This little man in red with a moustache was This game was unlike any other game at the time and the American team did not like the game and did not think it would be a success. Clearly they were wrong and the game took off.
How Jump Man got his Name
The American Nintendo team were late in paying their rent and the landlord whose name was Mario came in and demanded the rent. The team began calling the Jump Man Mario which later became his real name. In 1983 Miyamoto designed two Donkey Kong sequels and then created an game Mario is unable to die and has super-human powers.
The Evolution of Mario
In 1985 this game was the most popular and most recognisable game in the gaming world, just like the features power-ups. Mario is now able to grow a much bigger mushroom and can shoot fireballs using a flower. The game also has left to right scrolling which defined platform games and is still that way in many instances today.
This popular arcade game had two sequels which were both given the name Super Mario 2 and in 1986 a Japanese version of the game was released which was almost the same as the very first Super Mario Bros. This new version was extremely complicated and Nintendo did not think that it would do well in America and was not released until 1993 and it then formed part of the game known as Doku Doku Panic that was actually supposed to be the new Super Mario Bros 2, but was scrapped. This game was completely different to the first Super Mario game, which was released in 1988.
1988 saw the release of Super Mario Bros 3 and had the same controls as 2. The game was different in that it had a years later, Super Mario Galaxy.
