Weird SMB clone for the Atari 8-bit Computers

What the title says! It's a very large floppy game, and I don't have any more information about it, so any info is welcome!

As always, recorded using original hardware (Atari 800XL) connected to a PCI TV capture card.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• atari
• 800
• 800xl
• bit
• 8-bit
• 8bit
• computer
• game
• smb
• super
• mario
• bros
• brothers
• pirate
• clone
• hack

[evildead818]

how come the mushroom didnt do anything?

[133MHzz]

@evildead818 The character doesn't grow in size but the mushroom does give him an extra hit

[Themaniacnextdoor]

The music is kinda...strange....you know....

[133MHzz]

@Themaniacnextdoor Classical music?

[NexussVI]

@lutzdify Yeah, these games are awesome! I played most of them. Thanks for Your suggestion. Also in that list there must be: Twilight World - greatest platform game only for 8-bit atari, and some very good polish productions: Robbo - Boulder Dash clone, Fred - great game, great music, Miecze Valdgira - platform-adventure, and Klątwa (The Curse) - point-click adventure. Thanks again.

[busen2]

i like the sound when you complete one course

[jositaJea]

more of an Age of Empire 2 clone IMO, without the frame-based barrack glitches if you know what I mean

[AllPro777]

This shit is awful, but intriguing

[arbitor365]

4:17 that death scream is just amazing.

[strawhataddison]

wow, look how fast the timer goes

[djatarox]

weeena 133 aki el chalo y el atarox, FEA LA WEA!!!!

[toothpick52399]

were did you get this game

[NotATube]

@kemalzhang (continued); It *could* do more than 5 colours on-screen at once- in fact it could have up to 256! It's just that there were restrictions. And chip-generated (non-digitised) sounds didn't normally slow things down.

It was also capable of higher resolutions (often mixed), hardware scrolling, and hardware sprites. Flexibility in how you could use these often made it more powerful than it might have appeared on paper. Lots of this required machine code to do- but it *was* possible.