This is also a great way to break into you game boy advance

In a way the game isn't challenging, but its fun anyhow

I get the novelty of this, and it -is- cool to see Luigi pull up a massive turnip at first, but the game was just fine the way it was before

For gamers who didn't play any of the Nintendo or Super Nintendo games, this is a great way to see what the older games looked like with new school style.

this one is great, the color is spectacular, a tip though when fighting Wart get as close as you can to him on the floor when a vegetable shoots out get it and run in between the bubbles that wart shoots i found this as a very easy way to beat

I really reccomend this game to anyone who likes ¡¡¡FUN!!!

For those that don't know, Super Mario Bros. 2 was a departure from the classic, standard setting original game, as Mario now pulled radishes out of the ground to hurl at enemies among other changes (the reason behind these is because the original Super Mario Bros. 2 was deemed too difficult when originally developed, so another in-development game got a Mario facelift and was released as Super Mario 2 here in the states, while the other Mario sequel would see somewhat of a release as Super Mario All-Stars on the Lost Levels segment), but despite it all, the game still offered some solid platforming action and fun.

Although disappointing that we never got a real Mario game for the Gameboy Advance, the Advance series holds its own as great portable Mario fun, although this strength is primaly found in the original games themselves

That's great fun, but the main reason I think that Nintendo put this on was to give the game a multiplayer feature.

So here I am with Super Mario Advance, which is Super Mario 2 on Game Boy Advance, and I have to say that I've not impressed at all with this one

If your looking for a game that is fun and updated, choose Super Mario Advance for Gameboy Advance.

As of 2012, "Super Mario Advance" is the only appearance Robirdo has made in a Mario game

Super Mario Advance was the same "All Stars" game but with dramatic changes and upgrades

Super Mario Advance is a game that should be in anyone's GBA collection

But nothing different from the Super Nintedo version except you get the classic Mario game

If you love the nes version then you will love Mario Advance

Finally as an added surprise it comes with a classic version of Mario Bros

ok let's get one thing strait, if you only want to buy the game to only play the classic version your better off bying Mario Bros. Delux

Mario has evolved into a better 3-D version but just like clothes

This super mario advance is an updated version of the NES classic Super mario bros

All-Stars on Super NES, and maybe some of you have played it when it was Doki Doki Panic on the Famicom Disk System

I first encountered Super Mario 2 as a game on the Super NES, along with all the other games 1-3 and the Lost Levels.

My NES had long since died and that game was one of my all-time favorites

The PROS: Just like the original NES hit, Super Mario Advance is fun to play and a perfect fit for the GBA

I love the super mario games since I never had the Super nintendo

Mario 2 never kept track of score, and neither did the Super Nintendo version (in Mario All-Stars)

I loved the Mario games when I was a kid (still do!), but all these games are much more difficult on the GBA then the Nintendo

Contrary to the editorial review Mario 2 first appeared on the Nintedo console not the super nintendo, though an enhanced edition did apear on snes, this one goes far beyond that.

If Super Mario Brothers 2 was your favorite Mario game from classic Nintendo, then you have to get this game

Even though it didn't come with the box it worked easily and at a great price.

Loved the product, price was a steal had to return nothing

Loved the product, price was a steal had to return nothing

Thanks to Game Boy and Amazon because i got it a really good price and for creating it

The control works fine, the graphics of the Game Boy Advance are actually better than those of the NES

This game has not so great graphics, but its mario and you cant go wrong with this plumber

It has eye popping graphics, mind blowing secrets, and it's all in one very small cart

This game is boring, has terrible graphics and there's no cape, fireballs, or Yoshi.

This game is very fun, very addictive, and has good graphics.

The graphics are colorful, the sound is cool (Nintendo should have added more tracks to it though -.-) and has great gameplay

Based on the original Super Mario Bros. 2, this game provides great side scrolling gameplay for almost anywheres-your bedroom, the car, a friends house, (ect) since it's totally portable

so from what you can see, Super Mario Advance for Gameboy Advance is a great game with easy gameplay, great levels, and great updates

Only 3 levels are frustrating, great graphics, great sound and best of all great gameplay

the graphics are great but the gameplay is not at all like the other super mario brother games

But the icing on the cake for horrible things is that the characters talk

While jumping on something is probably a better way to defeat things then having to have to look around for something to throw at them (and I'm not the type who likes the idea that you have to depend on some form of item), but Super Mario Advance (which is conviently 2 games in one pack) keeps the veggies abundant and provides other ways to defeat enemies.

But the good thing about it was that it was fun to play when you got used to it.

The upsetting thing about the graphics is how tight the screen gets, especially when you're carrying a giant vegetable or a giant enemy.

The good thing is that you get to choose from four diffrent characters, Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Toad, and it includes the amazing Link It Up, which allows four players to play from the same

Its not mario-type (you know, jumping on the bad guys, collecting coins, etc.)

You get to hear goofy voices from good guys and bad guys alike on both games

It's the best game when you cross the bridge, and it's fun when you get the bad guys and throw them down.

You get to hear goofy voices from good guys and bad guys alike on both games

Like instead of koopas [the most common bad guy] there are shy guys

Yes, pretty much everyone who is a fan of Mario and Nintendo know SMB2 was originally released in Japan as a Famicom Disk System title called "Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic" and originally featured non-Mario characters; it has since been revealed by Nintendo that "Doki Doki Panic" actually began development explicitly as a sequel to the original "Super Mario Bros.", even before "The Lost Levels", but they were having issues with the prototype and ultimately released "The Lost Levels" as the followup.

I first encountered Super Mario 2 as a game on the Super NES, along with all the other games 1-3 and the Lost Levels.

For those that don't know, Super Mario Bros. 2 was a departure from the classic, standard setting original game, as Mario now pulled radishes out of the ground to hurl at enemies among other changes (the reason behind these is because the original Super Mario Bros. 2 was deemed too difficult when originally developed, so another in-development game got a Mario facelift and was released as Super Mario 2 here in the states, while the other Mario sequel would see somewhat of a release as Super Mario All-Stars on the Lost Levels segment), but despite it all, the game still offered some solid platforming action and fun.

This game was harder to master than any of the others (except for the Lost Levels) and I felt great when I did finally master it

Although gameplay was untouched in "Super Mario All-stars", all four games ("SMB", "Lost Levels", "SMB2", and "SMB3) were given extensive graphical and audio upgrades, with "SMB2" being the most drastic.