Alright so here I am, princess rescue is basically super Mario bros on Atari 2600, and it looks nice, and also plays nice, I really like this port, it has better sounds than many Atari games, story is blank simply because it uses the same history as super Mario bros, it includes a few super Mario bros actual levels, the game works pretty simple, controls well, and isn't really that hard, indeed I think actual super Mario bros is harder, but that's probably because of Atari limitations, I didn't own a Atari 2600, but, I played many games on emulator, about the game itself, i seem to get stuck in world 4, i couldnt go any beyond that, mario does use super mario bros 3 sprites, and the blocks except the power up blocks re-appear soon as you exit and go back to the same position, the koopa sprite resembles a bit to the atari mario bros, and when you hit a power up block, it disappear instead of staying as a non-interactible block, mario when using the power up mushroom, he seems to be too big for the scenario, thats why, i got stuck at world 4-2, i couldnt make the jump and my savestate was at the end of the level, i would have to die, except i had only 1 live left, the game controls works pretty well, up runs/throws fire when with fireflower and action/fire button jumps, blocks power ups and secret power ups you find in bricks are random, with a chance of having something or nothing, ranging from power ups, 1 up mushrooms, and coins, the boss battles are pretty simple but isnt super mario bros boss battles, in fact, they are instead super mario bros 3 kind of battles, where you have to hit the head of the opponent, in this case i think its bowser jr.

its a pretty good game, and if you are bored, go for it!

I don't know if this is your 1st review, but regardless I'd like to give you some advice.

Every review is required to be above 100 words, which yours is, but it's good to go above and beyond that limit. Shorter reviews typically have much less detail to them, and others often read reviews to find out specific details about that game. You did good at addressing the different categories (graphics, difficulty, and more) but detail is important.

For an example of how to put detail, you could say what you like about each category and why it's good or bad. Also, you could do a lot of comparing to the original Super Mario Bros.

Keep writing reviews!

Alright, thanks for the advice guys! I registered in this site when I was younger to play retro games, but I remembered about this site a while ago, I really appreciate your advice and I'm got make sure that my reviews are better next time!