Hidden Cheat Code in Super Mario Bros! 😮

Hidden cheat code in the original Super Mario Bros. on NES!

#nintendo #supermario #nes #famicom #retrogaming #tricks #retrogames #shorts #fyp

[iwishiwasthomasshelby]

Fun fact: If you spend over 40 hrs playing and then lose, punch the console repeatedly and it will break.

[demonology]

This code was literally written in a manual of Super Mario Brothers instruction booklet that's how I found out in 1990!

[Luke_Stoltenberg]

Are you FUCKING KIDDING ME in 2024?!?!

[xolrak]

Its fun to see old codes posted that most gamers knew back then again... it kinda brings back a little of nostalgia.

[h-atcy]

I'm pretty sure the kids who didnt know this back became speedrunners

[rubengarciajr]

I never knew this hahahah would have saved me so much time as a kid

[mariofangt]

Fun fact: if you put in smb, then reset and take out the cartridge, then put tennis in then walk for abit after the music stops, then reset again and put smb in, then ypu can press a+start and it will put you in a glitched world. This is because tennis sets a byte to A5, which is how amb detects a warm restart so it doesnt reset certain bytes, and tennis uses a byte to keep track of the amount of footsteps youve had after the muic stops, and that byte is normally what keeps track of what world you would continue to in smb.

[zaidtariq.]

We used to play from the beginning every time 😢😂😂😂

[ROMANEMPIRE]

Never knew about this secret. Always had to replay all the levels again. 😜

[blightedgrounds]

I can't imagine knowing this code back in the '80s-'90s. You would look like a King 🤴

[flatfingertuning]

The arcade game included the same feature; the only difference is that the arcade machine has a countdown screen with a message informing whoever is playing of the continue option.

[BobHairEnjoyer]

All these hours... All these tries... All these swearings... They were for nothing...

[JetLagRecords]

gruz, your video is inspiring, keep it up

[enduringwave]

Life Changing Fact. After following this advice, my life couldn't be happier than this

[NYCHeavyHitz]

I wasn’t sure if it was a “trick” or “cheat”, but it definitely worked each time I tried. And I found out on my own.

[popixel]

For some reason I’ve seen this one pop up a lot lately, but it wasn’t a Hidden. It was written right in the manual for the game. Not only that, but when you beat the game, it gives you the code.

[Metalmanxdamnit]

That would have spared me a few swear words and controllers.

[Twitchy]

This loop I thought was continuing lol

[dukeofurl]

I'm sorry, but who DIDN'T know this 35 years ago?

[jehb]

This was literally the first cheat code I ever learned and maybe it isn't now but it was pretty much open secret to all of my friends including those who didn't have an NES