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SMW The Princess Rescue

Original game : Super Mario World

Platform : SNES

Author : Bandicoot

Release date : 02 February 2023

Category : Complete

Patch version : 1.41

Modifications : G, S, L, T

Downloads : 4336

ROM Information

Super Mario World (U) [!].smc - SNESren 2.04
CRC32: B19ED489
MD5: CDD3C8C37322978CA8669B34BC89C804
SHA-1: 6B47BB75D16514B6A476AA0C73A683A2A4C18765
SHA-256: 0838E531FE22C077528FEBE14CB3FF7C492F1F5FA8DE354192BDFF7137C27F5B

Hack description

SMW The Princess Rescue is a traditional Mario Adventure where you play through 9 new worlds to save the princess.

This hack is more focused on the vanilla elements and the level design. It features new levels, custom music, Super Mario World and Super Mario Maker Graphics and more

It also includes a English and a Brazilian Portuguese version.

Here's a trailer for this hack:
Launch Trailer

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Reviews

What a blast! A must play!doDOSahedron2023-02-24Version 1.41

I have had such a great time playing this hack. A full, polished, and very enjoyable experience. I loved that the music from some of my SNES favs (Kirby, Zelda, etc) was used to such an effective degree in the worlds, and beautiful overworlds, created by BANDICOOT. Levels were challenging, but not overbearing, and the surprising (yet perfectly sparse) new sprite mechanics kept this old game feeling like new! The worlds were varied in their designs, and hidden levels abound, in this above and beyond SMW hack. I can tell the creator put a large amount of time into this game to make it as enjoyable as possible. Though some parts were frustrating, and I did have to use save-states in some areas, I never felt like I was really having to slog through the levels. I only had occasional slow-down due to sprite overload, but it was manageable. I highly recommend this SMW hack for newcomers and seasoned vets alike, kudos BANDICOOT, thank you!

P.S. My hardware consists of an original North American SNES console with OEM controllers and an FXPAK Pro FPGAA cartridge by Krikzz. Other methods of playing this hack (PC with SNES9x, or another emulator) could give a slightly different experience with sprite overload/slowdown. I don't know exactly how much of a difference, if any, but I just wanted to add that tid-bit for your own information.

Enjoy!!