![]() ![]() 2 is better known as Lost Levels in America and our Super Mario Bros. 2 is not actually the intended sequel to the original Super Mario Bros., nor is it in Japan. As a seven-year-old gamer back then I shrugged it off and said, “why not?” It may shock you to discover that the American version of Super Mario Bros. ![]() Fortunately for Nintendo it blended right in with sequels to various other popular franchises in the console, including the radically different Zelda II: Adventures of Link and Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest. It is completely unlike the other games in the series, complete with an Arabian theme, veggie-pulling, the option to select one of four protagonists, and Bowser (King Koopa) is nowhere to be seen. ![]() Ask anyone who grew up playing NES games and they will tell you that Super Mario Bros. ![]()
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