SMB. 2 (U.S.) on the GBA

06-04-13 11:47 PM

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The Super Mario Advance game is a great re-make of the Original Super Mario Bros. 2 (U.S. version) with a lot of other goodies added into this game.

The Graphics:
The graphics has a similarity as the SNES version so they ain't much to explain about the graphics, but this game does has a few new changes. Like having giant enemies and vegetation, and a whole lot of other additions added into each of the levels, which does add some more features with the graphics. Other than all of that, not a lot more I can explain about it
I give this a 8 out of 10.
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The Sound/Music:
Both the Sound and the Music is pretty much the same as the SNES version so I'm not going to much explain about this, the music on this is really nice even know it has a certain theme like with a main theme, a cave theme, a vase theme and a boss theme. Also what's new with this that you havent heard in the SNES version, the character does have some voices.
I give the Sound/Music a 8 out of 10.
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The Addictiveness:
The addiction level for this game, I can say, this game and it's new features makes you want to come back onto this game. Or it might not just be those new features, it can just be the game for the GBA and you happen to like SMB. 2 (U.S.), you can pretty much play this game on to-go which really can make it really addicting.
I give the Addiction level a 7 out of 10.
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The Story:
It's pretty much the same story that is on the NES and SNES versions, Inside a dream that Mario is dreaming, Wart has taken over Subcon and makes all the residents turn against Mario and the others and it's up to Mario and the guys to get through the worlds to get after Wart and restore Subcon
I give the story a 8 out of 10.
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The Depth:
A whole lot of Depth has been added onto this game that you haven'y seen in the NES nor the SNES version, a whole lot more enemies, a lot more objects to use and a lot of newer goodies to get, not just the additional goodies, you also can grab 5 "A" coins in each level you travel, not just the new stuff, but all the old things you remember the NES/SNES game as well. The player can also choose to play the Original Mario Bros. game on the title screen to play the instant classic game of Mario Bros.
I give this a perfect 10 out of 10 due to a lot more features added into this game.
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The Difficulty:
I have to say that the difficulty level isn't really bad, if you first played this, it might get a little tough, but once you're used to playing it, all the levels are very very easy to get though. Pretty much some of the levels can take a bunch of thinking power to get through the level, but some times, you might not need any thinking, it really depends on the level you're playing on.
So I give this a 8 out of 10.
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Overall:
Overall, this game is really nice to play, with the additional features added onto this game really made this game worth it, all the new enemies, all the new objects, and a few changes with all the levels that really made this game really unique for the Game Boy Advance.
Overall, I'll give this game a 9.1 out of 10.