#Mario #SMB Super Mario Bros NES - Ultimate Guide - ALL Levels, ALL Prizes, ALL Secrets, 100%

Episode 50

Super Mario Brothers is an amazing game that needs no introduction. The game that came with most early NES consoles, this was the killer app that sold the system.

But why was this seemingly simple game such a landmark title? On today's very special 50th Episode of U Can Beat Video Games, we'll find out, and then we'll dive deep into the gameplay where we'll learn:

* The strategy for beating ALL 32 levels!

* How to turn into SMALL FIRE MARIO!

* The location of EVERY HIDDEN 1-UP!

* The secret of the MINUS WORLD, the never ending ocean!

* The even weirder Minus World on the Famicom Disc System, with a new way to beat the game!

* How to JUMP OVER THE FLAGPOLE - In World 3-3 AND 1-1!

* Secret tricks to gain TONS of EXTRA LIVES!

* Where to find EVERY WARP ZONE! (And how to win without warping, too)

* How to collect EVERY COIN, and find EVERY PRIZE!

* The path to easily get through the CASTLE MAZES!

* Get 5000 points on EVERY Flagpole!

* Data for EVERY ENEMY from Bloopers to Spinys!

* Defeat every Bowser imposter with fireballs, and reveal their identity!

Thanks for watching!

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[Rinavani]

As someone that is almost 40 this channel has brought up so many great memories. I feel like a kid waiting on Saturday morning cartoons.

[Crowen]

Speedrunners: "We can beat SMB in under 4m 55s!"

UCBVG: "Naw, I'm gonna show EVERYONE how to *complete* SMB in over 60 min!"

Amazing as always! Congrats on 50 episodes, looking forward to the next 50!

[ShaelRiley]

Even after 30 years, there are still new secrets to learn from this amazing game. I didn't know about the secret 1-ups that only appear if you collect all the coins in X-3 worlds.

Congrats on fifty fantastic episodes!

[Oytruestoryofjim]

The Bullet Bill and Ted joke was so dry and random, and I couldn’t stop laughing. I appreciate how the humor in these videos are natural and not forced.

[HeresWhyItsCool]

This must've taken forever to edit together all the tips and tricks for this one. Thanks for all your stuff, man! I always enjoy your videos. Congratulations on 50!!!!

[Sisslie]

Thank you for showing all the secrets that I still didn't know after almost 40 years! I like how you always sound so calm and collected AND positive no matter how crazy the enemies go. You are one wholesome gamer.

[fishtailfuture]

I actually like how he takes it a little easy and doesn't act like he's a speed runner. Even though I know none of the tricks of today's speed runners I always prided myself on speed run in this game without dying pretty much when I had my own personal bests. I like that he's taking it slow and explaining everything

[StCerberusEngel]

The immortal classic! Still fun over 35 years later. I think this might be the first game I ever beat.

The night levels were always my favorite.

[bak]

I remember being the only kid on the block who could complete the game and older kids used to invite me over to play it for them so they could watch how it's done. I knew the warp zone secrets and all and I would use them unless I wanted to play and win level for level and sort of challenge myself so to say. With all that said I still never knew that the Minus World existed. It's amazing how after playing the game countless times and watching videos of people playing it later, I still learned something new about the game. Goes to show you that when you say "all that and more" you're not just saying it for fun. I also learned that you can jump over the flags, I had never done that before playing it. I used to think having beaten the game and knowing about the warp zones was all that was to it and 20 years later you taught me a lesson! Love watching the videos and all the games, along with all the information you tell us about them!

[shep]

The walkthrough was great, I wasn’t aware of the fact that there were more -1 levels from the Fandicom version of Mario. Thanks for another awesome video.

[CherrySquishee]

I remember waking up before 6am to play this... One of the few good memories I have as a kid...

[priyanshajmera]

underrated channel, you're doing a great job man

[brianwilkinson]

Woke up just in time to watch this with my coffee, loved this game as a kid, congrats on the 50th episode.

[kazuoyumeno]

I played many of these games as a kid, but generally don't feel like I have the patience for them anymore. But your walkthroughs are so satisfying, it kinda makes me wanna go back to them. 😄 Congrats on 50 episodes!

[spookyspooder]

It's like I'm watching a video form of old Nintendo strategy guides come to life. I spent hours just looking at the layouts, and reading the lore and enemies bios.

[StarkMaximum]

What I love about these video guides, as well as them being extremely exhaustive, is the tone and style giving me vibes of late 80s early 90s video game tips videos on VHS. I don't know what it is, but there's something about the way they'd illustrate key moments in a game, explain how to interact with them, and talk about giving you all the tips and tricks to beat the toughest games and get the high scores. It's oddly nostalgic in a way and the constant tone and cadence makes it very easy listening. Thanks for everything you do!

[guilhermefloresfeitosaguer]

I can't believe a 1-hour long video on the most iconic game of all time is so entertaining. Your channel is amazing.

[ArinZephyr]

56:38 Moments like these are the reason why this is the best channel.

[michaelscarn]

your a gem brother!!! this is a game we all know like the back of our hands but you still take time to tell us obvuos things and things we dont know.. you are the best !!!

[AlgaeNymph]

Longest and most in-depth playthrough of SMB I've seen. Makes me wonder what *SMB3* will be like!