Nintendo Famicom SMB Mario Syndrome Gold Label Cart

[Oatissi]

It's PAL difference, I can get similiar results on a real pal nes with the pal cartridge.

It really depends on how you emulate it, you can either just get higher octave or faster speed. I recall the real deal being the same to that video.

that cartridge has a generic us/jap rom inside the chip. (ntsc)

[rikai1x]

Seems like the audio in the metacafe video is faster than normal, rather than the audio in this being slower than normal.

[Aquanistic]

I've played this game A LOT, and I'm almost positive that the music in this video is the exact same speed. Good luck finding its origins!

[jonnyhoeven]

maybe it's a 50 hz bootleg cart for european market.

wich run a bit slower than those 60 hz carts

[eyesofnova]

its a bootleg cart. If you open the cart you'll probably see a glob of black stuff instead of a chip. I'd put money on this.

[ClassicTVMan81]

The music doesn't slow to me. It sounds normal to me.

[bigbowser101]

It doesn't seem slower at all. The label may be prize related?

[Spewk89]

the music is not slower than the usual. i've always played the PAL version and it has the same speed....

[wheels85]

Sounds right to me

[spikeyguy777]

sounds the same to me tbh

[guyvf]

sounds right to me, anyway.

[EricTucson]

Go to MetaCafe and watch the video titled "Super Mario Bros Video Walkthrough World 1-1." The music in that video is faster.

[originaldeadman1190]

that music doesnt sound slower

[skyrunner14]

Sounds the same to me...

[killdoser666]

1)in some pal versions the music is way slower

2)the jumps are also delayed in some pal versions

(note: I sayed some because smb duck hunt carts are at standered speed and the jumps are on time but the 5 screw smb cart is way slower and delayed)