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Mario 256W (256 worlds): Explaining This Hack
If you are confused about what this hack is about, read this.

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You might be confused on why there's 256 worlds and why they're so glitchy. This is because in the Japanese version (which was on the Famicon) had a stop and swap glitch with the game Tennis. For more info about this, check this video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeNjkBJSzig
You might be confused on why there's 256 worlds and why they're so glitchy. This is because in the Japanese version (which was on the Famicon) had a stop and swap glitch with the game Tennis. For more info about this, check this video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeNjkBJSzig
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I guess I'm confused about this post? Seems like the video you posted was mostly talking about the "Lost Levels" NES game. (Or the Japanese SMB2)

How does that tie into the hack you linked?
I guess I'm confused about this post? Seems like the video you posted was mostly talking about the "Lost Levels" NES game. (Or the Japanese SMB2)

How does that tie into the hack you linked?
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Johnky123 :   The game actually has 256 worlds in total; however, worlds past 8 are glitched and reuse pointers from other levels in the level data. The Minus World (36) is the only one that can be accessed legitimately in the Western versions. These levels caused a rumor in Japan where a lightning strike on a Famicom is said to create a Mario level never seen before, thought to be part of a secret World 9. However, the other glitch levels can be accessed in the Japanese version due to differences in the Famicom hardware. Most versions also feature differences in those glitched worlds, be it different enemy placement, differently placed levels, as well as completely new ones not available on other ports.
Johnky123 :   The game actually has 256 worlds in total; however, worlds past 8 are glitched and reuse pointers from other levels in the level data. The Minus World (36) is the only one that can be accessed legitimately in the Western versions. These levels caused a rumor in Japan where a lightning strike on a Famicom is said to create a Mario level never seen before, thought to be part of a secret World 9. However, the other glitch levels can be accessed in the Japanese version due to differences in the Famicom hardware. Most versions also feature differences in those glitched worlds, be it different enemy placement, differently placed levels, as well as completely new ones not available on other ports.
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