Someone made a SNES-like version of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, and you can play it for free

As Nintendo fans count down the days until release Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Bellabel Park On March 26, PC players can finally enjoy their first experience Super Mario Bros. WonderCourtesy of the game's retro-looking SNES-style free-to-play browser version. Super Mario Bros. Wonder Originally released as a Nintendo Switch exclusive in October 2023, and with an enhanced version due to launch for Switch 2 with additional content, PC viewers can instead enjoy a throwback experience with the critically acclaimed fan-made online version. Super Mario Bros. Wonder.

The Super Mario Bros The franchise has delighted fans for decades, and Super Mario Bros. Wonder is the latest side-scrolling mainline entry in the long-running series. Super Mario Bros. Wonder It has been praised for its stunningly vivid graphics, especially in the Wonder Flower sections, and many were delighted with the new power-up abilities introduced in the game. While many players are eagerly waiting for the new Bellabell Park content coming with the Switch 2 version, others on PC are ready to jump into the world. Super Mario Bros. Wonder A first with an old-school twist on a recent heavy-hitter.

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Super Mario Bros. Wonder SNES Edition is free-to-play in a fan-made browser

Itch.io game creator Shafox shared their incredible free browser version Super Mario Bros. Wonder Which not only features incredibly vintage SNES-era pixelated graphics but also classic sound effects and game-accurate music. Working as part of the Ninfox team, Shafox partnered with artists deltonX3, SuperAlexMaker, Lmda, D3-03, Kaqdai, and Archwyvernlord to transform familiar worlds and characters. Super Mario Bros. Wonder With a beloved retro aesthetic. Composers Bunten and eNDee McLean helped bring Wonder's soundtrack to the “demake” version of the game, while graphic designer and fellow developer Golfinho helped transform the game. Super Mario Bros. Wonder The logo reimagines the SNES look from its modern Switch version. The Super Mario Bros. Wonder The fan version on PC includes six playable levels, with the directional arrows, X, and C keys serving as the only necessary controls.

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In addition to the adorable recreation of the Wonder Flower effect, SNES-style Super Mario Bros. Wonder Fan Demake also includes a boss level where players can fight against Bowser Jr. Players can also find a variety of pixelated enemies such as Goombas, power-ups including Fire Flowers, and Purple Flower Coins. Super Mario Bros. Wonder. While those who tried the browser version of the Nintendo hit praised Shafox and others who contributed to the project, some hoped to see a full SNES version. Super Mario Bros. Wonder Released as a physical copy on the classic cartridge. A comment on the free game page teases that more levels will be on the way, so retro gaming fans are in for a treat. Super Mario Bros. Wonder This fan made SNES version of the game will want to stay on Switch for any updates on the additions.

With a balanced appreciation between old school graphics and modern visuals, fans have repeatedly shown that they are more than happy to combine forces and reimagine their favorite games as downscale demakes or upscale remakes. The Super Mario Bros. Wonder SNES fan game is a great example of an audience wanting to combine the best of new and retro Nintendo releases, and it's no surprise that the Mario fandom is happy to see it. Super Mario Bros. Wonder It looked like it was released back in the 90s when Nintendo was running a big IP. Players can now enjoy and experience the SNES version of the game Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Bellabel Park When it releases on March 26.