1 year ago

Doing something to keep my GameJolt site fresh while my game project is under construction.


So here are some REALLY old arts I made based on Super Mario Bros (1) for the NES. Remember, these are old arts, so the style is still a bit wonky.

First up, your usual Overworld stages, and the bouncy Mario tune that we know and love.

Second is the typical underground stages.

Third, the underwater swimming locations.

Fourth is the green hill/trees... the bridges with the leaping Cheep-Cheeps are sort of a variation of it.

Fifth, the giant mushroom tops of World 4-3.

Sixth, the "grey night" (as I like to call it) of World 6-3.

And finally, the castle stages that are the 4th section of each world.

Anyway, hope you like.

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