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Nintendo Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. - Not Machine Specific

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Features

  • Get your hands on a new piece of Super Mario history with a collectible Game & Watch system
  • Play the whole Super Mario Bros. Game and save the Mushroom Kingdom
  • Challenge yourself by taking on Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels
  • Watch out for Super Mario inspired surprises as time changes in the included digital clock
  • Juggle Super Mario Bros. Style in a Mario version of Game & Watch: Ball

Description

Get your hands on a new piece of Super Mario history with a collectible Game & Watch system. Tap into Nintendo’s robust history with this special Game & Watch system that includes the original Super Mario Bros. Game, a digital clock, and more! Play Super Mario Bros. —Game & Watch style. Jump over bottomless pits, stomp Goombas, and enter warp pipes with the same tight controls you remember from the ‘80s. Play solo or pass Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. to a friend for alternating two-player fun. Even more Mario. Challenge yourself in the included Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels game, check the time with an animated Super Mario inspired digital clock, and play a special Game & Watch: Ball game with extra Super Mario flair! Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. is a new interpretation of the original Game & Watch design that’s updated to include a +Control Pad so you can jump, leap, and stomp with precision and ease. In addition to Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels offers even more gameplay…and some extra challenge to boot! When you’re not saving Princess Peach, check out the included digital clock. As time passes, 35 different animations may play…including some guest appearances from Mario’s friends and foes! Play a special version of Game & Watch: Ball with a Super Mario Bros. makeover for a true blast to the past. The Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. system will continue to be shipped to retailers through approximately March 31, 2021, and will be available for purchase while supplies last.

Brand: Nintendo


Operating System: Not Machine Specific


Hardware Platform: not_machine_specific


Genre: Action & Adventure


Number of Players: 1


Publication Date: November 13, 2020


Computer Platform: Nintendo Switch


Product Dimensions: 3 x 3 x 3 inches


Item Weight: 4.6 ounces


Item model number: HXASRAAAA


Manufacturer recommended age: 18 months - 3 years


Batteries: 1 CR123A batteries required. (included)


Release date: November 13, 2020


Language: English


Manufacturer: Nintendo


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    • Only for those hardcore Game & Watch / Super Mario Bros fans
Size: No Size Color: Multi-colored
If you didn't grow up in the 1980s with the old school Game & Watch devices and/or Super Mario Brothers, I'd find it hard to believe that you'd enjoy this device. In fact, even if you're a Super Mario Brothers fan, but didn't own one of the original Game & Watches, you might have a hard time enjoying this device. However, I personally did own a Game & Watch (Parachute) and played it to death when I was 7 years old (the buttons stopped working because I played it so much). I also spent countless hours on Super Mario Brothers starting at age 9. Because of these two experiences in my past, I knew I had to buy this Game & Watch when I first heard they were going to release it. Now that I've had it for about a week, I can say, for a fan like myself, it was worth the $50. Holding the Game & Watch in my hands when I first opened it brought a HUGE RUSH of memories of me playing Parachute as well as the memories of my grandparents searching all over the place to buy and gift it to me almost 40 years ago. Not gonna lie, I cried. This alone confirmed it was worth the purchase. And while I haven't been playing SMB1 too much, I've been addicted to the SMB2 as I never had a chance to play it when I was younger. The physics of Mario moving are exactly as I remember, which is something that can't be said for the versions of SMB1 and SMB2 included with Super Mario All Stars for the SNES/Wii, you know the brick breaking "bug". Ok enough of the nostalgia, let's quickly go over the device itself and the games. First of all, the LCD isn't bad. It's not great, but not bad. It is clearly a TN panel as the vertical viewing angles are pretty horrible. Luckily, it's so small that you probably will never be viewing it off angle in the vertical axis. Horizontally, it fares much better off angle. It is small, but not too small at 2.36". I haven't noticed any ghosting, but if I look closely, I definitely can see the pixels, so the DPI isn't the best either. However, it's perfectly reasonable for games that weren't high resolution to begin with. The display does seem to be stretched horizontally just a little bit, the screen probably isn't the exact aspect ratio of the original game as the blocks on the screen aren't perfectly square and the mushrooms look a little fat to me; this is a little annoying but does not affect game play at all. My 40+ year old eyes aren't what they used to be, but the display is big enough for me to play without any hindrance. The only thing I can complain about are the parts of SMB2 where there are leaves blowing on the screen to suggest there is wind; the leaves are very hard for me to see. But the audio gives cues that there is wind as well so it wasn't a huge drawback. Besides that, I have nothing to complain about with the display. The controls are great. While the DPAD isn't as big as the original NES controllers, it's plenty big for me and feels solid and responsive. The B and A buttons, in addition to the game/time/pause/set buttons, feel just like how I remember from my Parachute G&W. The unit was a little light on weight, but that feeling could be because I'm not 7 years old anymore. The biggest complaint I have is that the unit does not come with a kickstand like Parachute did so it cannot sit upright on my nightstand while in watch mode. The games, as mentioned before, seem to be exactly like the originals except for a couple really welcome additions. 1) While you can't save the state, you can pause a game and come back to it at anytime. This is on a per game basis, so you can have a paused SMB1, SMB2, and Ball all at the same time and switch between them to play any of them. 2) SMB1 and SMB2 has an option to have infinite lives. This feature was absolutely necessary for me to play and beat SMB2 as it is exponentially harder than SMB1 The watch is a fun addition, you can cycle through different backgrounds of the clock by repeatedly pressing the time button. There are also some other easter eggs for the watch with various button presses I'll let you figure out. And finally Ball, while it's not as exciting as SMB1 and SMB2, I love hearing the "tick tick tick" sounds each time an "LCD" animation moves, just like the original G&W games. The battery lasts FOREVER. Their estimated 8 hours of gameplay is not exaggerated. I charged it full, played for 2 - 3 hours and the battery meter still showed over half. Keep in mind, I kept the volume and brightness low. Speaking of volume, if you're alone in a quiet room, the lowest volume setting is already plenty loud IMO. And at the highest volume, it's still very clear. The inclusion of a high quality USB-A to USB-C cable was a nice touch, and it chargers pretty quickly. Overall, I can't recommend this little device enough, even at $50, BUT, with the big caveat that the Game & Watch plus Super Mario Brothers must hold a very dear place in your childhood. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020 by PDP
    • Such a great game for those of us that grew up in the 90s
Size: No Size Color: Multi-colored
It’s like playing the real game from when I was little. It’s bright and colorful and really awesome. My husband and my kids were fighting over who played it first. So nostalgic, really love it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024 by Lindsay
    • Cool Novelty/Collector's Item
Size: No Size Color: Multi-colored
This thing is just pure novelty for collectors. Sure, you can play Super Mario Bros, Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels and the Mario version of Ball on it, but there are plenty of other (legit) ways to play those. Ball is the more difficult one to get hold of, but both Mario games are available for the Switch, as well as other platforms. But, this is still a fun unit with a really nice, although tiny, screen. This is the size of a Game & WAtch, so the screen is 2 inches by 1.5 inches. So, that makes Mario really tiny. But, it's still playable. The buttons and D-pad are nice, and the emulation is spot on, but that's what we expect from Nintendo's emulation. Aside from the games, you also get a nifty clock function with some cool animation. My only criticism is that it doesn't have the stand that the old Game & Watch units had, so you have to prop it up somehow to use it as a clock. Also, I don't believe it has an alarm function. The "instructions" it comes with are just how to charge it and then a bunch of warnings and warranty stuff. But, the functions are pretty much self explanatory. I had the clock set and had played all 3 games before I even looked at that sheet. Obviously, this is a bit pricey for a kid, but for an adult collector who just wants a cool novelty unit that works as intended, this is perfect. If you remember Game & Watch or just love Mario or collect Nintendo stuff, then this is for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2020 by scifidude79
    • Two Types of Gamers: Others, and Those Who Bought the Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros.
Size: No Size Color: Multi-colored
Review Image by J. Sullivan J. Sullivan
How does Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. get five stars without an alarm? Because, everything else about it is awesome, is why. The Game & Watch celebrates its 40th year with the original Ball, complete with LCD element drop-shadows, just like in real life. It wouldn't be throwback without them. The watch, aside from not having an alarm, is a well-designed tribute Super Mario Bros., and hides 35 various easter eggs, or little surprises. Super Mario Bros. celebrates its 35th anniversary with micro-sized presentations of both the original version, and the more difficult second version of the game, as originally presented. Sure, you can play Switch's versions of Super Mario Bros. with Switch Online, but those have updated sound, and graphics, which is awesome, and perfect for my modern television setup. However, the modern Game & Watch offers quite a fitting place for these classic versions, displayed on its beautiful color screen, with adjustable brightness, and an impressive mono speaker, with adjustable volume. You will regret missing out on one of these wonderful units if you wait until its sold out. I was going to leave it in the package, but there are hundreds of people who will still have new-in-box SW35s laying around, yet will have no memories of playing them. It is too awesome to not play. I love trying to break my record in Ball. It gets pretty wild as the game goes on, then as the odometer ticks over, you breathe a sign of relief, which messes with your timing. It's awesome. If you don't Ball, you ain't down! Consider that nostalgia may drive some interest in these games, consisting of two side-scrollers, and a stand-still. Children may not find "lives-based" games as interesting as newer games, because playing the same early levels over and over can feel repetitious. The Game & Watch is mandatory for anyone who already likes the classic Super Mario Bros. Games., or who loved Game & Watch. I'm in the U.S.A., so aside from playing a couple levels on Switch, Super Mario Bros. 2 is new to me, and I never had Ball, although I remember when it came out. I had my football-shaped football game, and my Coleco Pac Man, Galaxian, and Donkey Kong plastic arcade cabinets with the plastic joysticks. I absolutely love this SM35 limited edition handheld game. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2021 by J. Sullivan J. Sullivan

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