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Super Mario World: The Lost Adventure - Episode II (Luigi's Edition)

Original game : Super Mario World

Platform : SNES

Author : isaix

Release date : 25 November 2013

Category : Complete

Patch version : 1.0

Modifications : G, S, L, T, P, O

Downloads : 4302

ROM Information

CRC32 A31BEAD4
MD5 DBE1F3C8F3A0B2DB52B7D59417891117
SHA-1 553CF42F35ACF63028A369608742BB5B913C103F

Hack description

Since the 3rd episode of Super Mario World: The Lost Adventure won't come out in a while and its still "The year of Luigi", here's: Super Mario World: The Lost Adventure - Episode II (Luigi's Edition).

Just like the original Episode 2, this hack features:

-79 new levels(more than the original SMW)
-Over 100 custom music
-Custom graphics
-New boss fights
-New power ups
-Custom palettes
-A bit harder than the original game
-Redesigned Overworld Map

And for the new features of the Luigi's Edition:

-Play as Luigi
-Shorter time limit to every stages
-All the stages are done backward
-All the levels have been slightly edited so that they can be completed backward
-and some other minor changes

Have fun!!!

Screenshots

Contributions

ContributorType of contributionDescription
isaixHacking

Reviews

An interesting experience , however ...Timaeus2016-02-17Version 1.0

If you read my other The Lost Adventure reviews you know how good those hacks are, especially to me. That encourage me to try this one. Just like the original episode 2, it changes every single thing and pixel of the game, but this one is MUCH challenging than the original, BUT it allows you to SAVE THE GAME AFTER EVERY STAGE (just like the original), yayyy.

Something that I didn“t remember if I write it in that other review is about the hard bosses. Most of then are HARD (or at least intimidating), so expect a challenge here(at least without saving).

The main difference here is the fact that you play the game BACKWARDS, meaning that you start in the end and finish it in the beginning. It was a very weird sensation beating bowser jr.(The final boss) in the first stage, but it was so good replaying those stages that I loved, now somehow different.

The game starts pretty hard, BUT it becomes easier and easier while going on (because the last stages are now the first ones and vice-versa). Isaix made a big mistake about not point this out in the introduction stage.

One thing that makes this game MUCH more challenging is the shorter time limit. God dammit Isaix, why you did that? You almost broke it. Almost because since you can save after beating any level, you can reset the live counter anytime you want, so you can spend a life to reach the checkpoint and restart the time counter to get a chance to complete it. That why I pointed out that features in caps.

So overall, its a interesting experience, but the shorter time makes this game harder than the original. I tried because I LOVED The Lost Adventure series. But I truly suggest you to try the ORIGINAL game instead, because is much easier to complete and it will not confuse the newcomers minds.