the number of levels in super mario super nintendo is 96.
how many levels in super mario super nintendo?
96
mario then became the star of his own side scrolling platform game in 1985, titled "super mario bros.", which was the pack-in game included with the nintendo entertainment system console. it was also later sold in a package with "duck hunt". in japan, a game titled "" was released in 1986, but a different game with the same name was released internationally in 1988, followed by "super mario bros. 3" later that same year. the japanese version would subsequently be released in the united states in 1993 under the title "super mario bros.: the lost levels" as part of the "super mario all-stars" title for the super nintendo entertainment system, a console that also features iterations of the game known as "super mario world". while "super mario land" and two sequels were the game boy installments in the series, the game boy advance did not receive any original entries, only remakes. "super mario 64" debuted as the launch title for the nintendo 64 console in 1996. "super mario sunshine" was the series' entry for the gamecube, and "super mario galaxy" and its sequel continued the franchise for the wii. "super mario 3d land" was the series' flagship title for nintendo 3ds. the wii u saw the release of "super mario 3d world". "super mario odyssey" would be the first original game in the series to be released on the nintendo switch, and was released in 2017.
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"super mario bros.: the lost levels" is the initial sequel to the original "super mario bros." game, and was released as "super mario bros. 2" in japan. it uses the original "super mario bros." engine, with additions such as weather, character movements, and more complex levels, altogether yielding a much higher difficulty. the game follows the same style of level progression as "super mario bros.", with eight initial worlds of four levels each. the last level of the eight worlds is a lava-filled castle that culminates in a battle against bowser. this sequel was not released outside japan in this time period, because nintendo of america did not want the mario series to be known to players outside of japan for frustrating difficulty, inaccessible to a steadily broadening market of american video game players, or stylistically outdated by the time the japanese "super mario bros. 2" could be eventually delivered to america. the game later debuted outside japan in 1993 as "super mario bros.: the lost levels" in the compilation cartridge titled "super mario all-stars" for the super nintendo entertainment system (snes). the original famicom version was released for the wii's virtual console service in september 2007, listed as "super mario bros.: the lost levels" outside japan. a later "super mario all-stars" wii port, titled "super mario all-stars 25th anniversary edition", features the snes gameplay and adds wii remote, classic controller, and gamecube controller compatibility.
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