Super Mario World Advanced
This is Super Mario World, but every level features changes from the GBA port of the game, Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World.
If you were looking for new levels, worlds or whatever, then there's not really much for you here.
If you were looking for the SMA2 experience, without everything that made the GBA version (arguably) worse than the SNES one, this will probably be more to your liking.
And so your journey begins, once again. Can you make your way through Dinosaur Land, and collect all Dragon Coins and moons? And perhaps, even save the Princess??? And maybe race or co-op with your friends while doing so?????
Hopefully you can.
You can download the latest version here (patch to vanilla SMW using flips).
(also available here is a version with everything unlocked and some other useful stuff)
Here is a list of features, as of v1.0.3:
Changelog:
Known bugs:
Possible future features if I'm bored MAYBE:
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This is Super Mario World, but every level features changes from the GBA port of the game, Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World.
If you were looking for new levels, worlds or whatever, then there's not really much for you here.
If you were looking for the SMA2 experience, without everything that made the GBA version (arguably) worse than the SNES one, this will probably be more to your liking.
And so your journey begins, once again. Can you make your way through Dinosaur Land, and collect all Dragon Coins and moons? And perhaps, even save the Princess??? And maybe race or co-op with your friends while doing so?????
Hopefully you can.
You can download the latest version here (patch to vanilla SMW using flips).
(also available here is a version with everything unlocked and some other useful stuff)
Here is a list of features, as of v1.0.3:
- all level changes from SMA2 have been ported, however adaptations related to the GBA's smaller screen size were ignored, because unneeded on the SNES.
- as a result of the above, you can now collect Dragon Coins in all levels, except switch palaces, Yoshi's House, Top Secret Area and Front/Back Door.
- there are also more midway points.
- you will see a coin icon on the overworld map if you've already collected 5 or more Dragon Coins in a level.
- your Dragon Coin and 3UP moon collection progress now saves over power cycles.
- lives/powerups/coins/yoshi/etc now save over power cycles as well.
- collecting all sets of Dragon Coins will restore them in all levels permanently, as Peach Coins.
- likewise, collecting all 3UP moons will restore them permanently.
- you will earn a different icon on your file in the title screen, depending on how much you've completed of the game.
- feeding a blue/yellow/red Yoshi will make them available in regular Yoshi blocks.
- Luigi (player 2) now uses graphics similar to the SMAS+W version (this). He does NOT have changed physics, since that doesn't belong in 2 player games.
- the "autumn" palette change now happens only after obtaining all 96 exits, instead of after completing Special World.
- tested on console :^)
- some other things i forgot possibly. find out!
Changelog:
- v1.0.3
- edited vd4 sublevel which was somehow unedited. woops
- v1.0.2
- fixed crushers in Valley Fort when restarting from the midway point
- added missing message box at the end of Butter Bridge 1 for everyone's joy
- v1.0.1
- fixed item memory in Iggy's Castle room 2, which could prevent the 4th Dragon Coin from showing up
- v1.0.0 (initial release)
Known bugs:
- sometimes, after starting a new file, you will see Mario riding a yellow-ish Yoshi in the welcome screen. I have no idea how to replicate this, but it doesn't affect gameplay.
- you can easily item swap the first Dragon Coin in SW4, as you're eating the koopa using baby Yoshi (but only if you go fast. By that I mean, if you aren't doing speedrunning tier strats or something, you have nothing to worry about).
Possible future features if I'm bored MAYBE:
- single player Luigi mode. With physics (literally full meme).
- I haven't inserted the overworld level menu thingy, cause porting every single thing from SMA2 wasn't really my objective, but I may add it if I feel like anyway.
- idk
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