[ SECRET POST #2399 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2399 ⌋

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Comments

[diet_poison]

Really? The one I played sure did.

Also, wtf Mario game *doesn't* have a save file?

Oh god, I'm just embarrassed for you.

You sound like you're talking to someone who just made a horrible bigoted comment or something. I'm wondering if you are one of those anons who hates certain people on f!s or if you are just trying to stir up drama.

[(Anonymous)]

The one on the NES didn't, I don't think... I haven't played it since I was a kid, but I don't remember being able to save.

[(Anonymous)]

The NES ones do not - NES carts didn't have battery RAM like SNES carts.

Super Mario All-Stars (SNES, Super Mario 1-3 and something called Lost Levels, I think) had save slots.

[kamino_neko]

NES carts didn't have battery RAM like SNES carts.

A lot of them did. All RPGs, for instance. And Zelda. The Mario games didn't, but something like Dragon Warrior or Final Fantasy without the ability to save would be obscene.

[diet_poison]

Ahh, that makes sense. I played the version for GBC.

That seems really odd though. No save? How on Earth did you ever win? Did you literally have to do all 32 levels in a single sitting??

[(Anonymous)]

DA - One sitting, and/or very long pauses. Games weren't very long back then. Several hours at most.

[insanenoodlyguy]

Diet... don't take this the wrong way, but some people are a LOT better then you.

Also... warp zones.

http://youtu.be/kcmKPmj9yeE

Beating the game in five minutes.

[diet_poison]

I was a little upset when I saw this comment but then I saw that it was you.

It's really weird to hear someone call me "diet" too o_O

[(Anonymous)]

this comment makes me feel so old lmao

I was always relieved when a game actually gave you passcodes for levels I could throw a damn party

[diet_poison]

Sorry ;-; I played the version of Super Mario for NES once, but I think I was like ten years old, so I don't remember very much about it. I never owned it.

Passcodes are awesome. Some flash games use them (though I'm not sure why tbh...they're flash games, memory shouldn't be an issue)

[(Anonymous)]

this comment makes me feel so old lmao

Room on that porch for another old-timer? We'll yell at the whippersnappers together. XD

[(Anonymous)]

Back in the gaming 'dark ages', kids would get together and marathon play; one person taking over for another when they tired out.

This is how my brother and I beat Rampage, with some friends. It took us 8 hours.

[diet_poison]

That actually sounds super fun :D