Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "ซูเปอร์มาริโอบราเธอส์" in Thai language version.
The biggest hit so far among the large number of games developed by Nintendo for the Family Computer is "Super Mario Brothers," which involves extinguishing the enemy with beam weapons, points being scored for every enemy toppled. Tokuma Shoten publishing company put out a book explaining the special techniques required to gain high scores and bring additional characters onto the screen in this game last October. By the end of January, it had sold 860,000 copies.
American gamers eager for more Mario stuff went bonkers when the above trick got out. Of course, since both the Japanese and American versions of the game are the same, this trick exists in the Japanese version too, and Japanese gamers got a kick out of it, of course. But while American gamers were freaking out about a measly single level that goes on forever, Japanese gamers were going crazy about something much more: a trick to reach 256 different levels!
Released: Oct. 18, 1985
Released: Oct. 18, 1985
American gamers eager for more Mario stuff went bonkers when the above trick got out. Of course, since both the Japanese and American versions of the game are the same, this trick exists in the Japanese version too, and Japanese gamers got a kick out of it, of course. But while American gamers were freaking out about a measly single level that goes on forever, Japanese gamers were going crazy about something much more: a trick to reach 256 different levels!
The biggest hit so far among the large number of games developed by Nintendo for the Family Computer is "Super Mario Brothers," which involves extinguishing the enemy with beam weapons, points being scored for every enemy toppled. Tokuma Shoten publishing company put out a book explaining the special techniques required to gain high scores and bring additional characters onto the screen in this game last October. By the end of January, it had sold 860,000 copies.
