SECRETS, CODES, & INTEL | Super Mario Bros. Declassified NES | NESComplex

Nearly 50 unique Secrets, Codes, Glitches, Development Stories, and Forgotten Lore about one of the most influential and beloved games of all time: Super Mario Bros. for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).

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[NESComplex]

Do you know any other interesting facts about the game that I missed? If so add them here... I'd like to make a follow-up video in the future that fills in the gaps. Also, if you liked the video please hit the like button. It helps more than you know!

[jeremywj]

The most interesting thing to me, about this era of games, was one of the first points you made: the size of the game. It is almost a lost art really.... creating a great game that fits in X amount of storage space and can only use X amount of ram. There's some other videos that go further into how they pulled this off and all the programming and graphical tricks they had to utilize. It is a very interesting subject matter.

[cassidybb]

Still learning about this classic 35 years later!!!

[kingdilly]

This video is astoundingly well-made!! I can’t believe how many secrets and facts I wasn’t aware of with this game!

[mortguffman]

Your knack for creating videos that are informative and well researched, have a great pace/flow, and have genuinely funny unforced humor are second to none. Wholly entertaining with depth. Well done Mr Complex!

[CKOanime]

Oh my freaking goodness this is amazing! I love knowing the inspiration where the music came from. Very good video and research!

[fromthegamethrone]

Holy crap, how have I never seen this channel before? The production value is through the - 1 world! Stack overflow!

[Geno]

Captain Lou captured mario's italian essence very well.

[dreamlandnightmare]

13 is actually considered a lucky number in Japan.

[jasperzanjani]

I love the extra production value you put into the transitions. Keep up the excellent work 💪

[oreocookie]

I'm not one to comment on videos (unless it's in a negative light lol), but dude, you blew this out the park. I've been a fan of Mario since the good old days, and there were things in here even I didn't know, such as the one up at the start of the levels! Please do more of these! I'd love to see some on Castlevania, Zelda, FF, Kirby's Adventure, and Dragon Warrior to name a few!

[PrettyBlueThings]

The production value on your videos is just unrivaled, this one is no exception and was excellent, I thoroughly enjoyed it, thank you :)

[LiquidTurbo]

The work you are doing should be considered an international treasure. Thanks for these videos!

[machurek]

It is hard to surprise me with Mario facts, but well done.

[HelpTheWretched]

11:43 I've always loved that little stumble at the end of "Do the Mario". Good old Captain Lou, his body language is like "Hey, you got that??"

[christophhelms]

The koopa blood when hitting the blocks cracked me up

[matthewwhitehead]

This is great. The time and love poured into it shines through. So much insight but under 20 mins, total reverence for the subject while being cut through with real humour... Miyamoto asking us to 'smash the like' :D... And the editing is amazing, especially during the music sequence (which I had no idea about). This channel is just brilliant.

[WeatherFan]

This is more enjoyable and entertaining than practically every television show or movie being made at the moment. Thank You.

[johnnyduran]

Wow, wow. Just subscribed. Great video. Deserves way more views.

[hamsandwichson]

Whoa those inspired by music clips! That Friendship Underground music is the jam!