Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn I must have had over 1000 hours on Super Mario Bro’s 3 as a kid gaminggaming memeGaming Memesmeme 15 Comments ProfitableCheetah 2 years ago We all have that one game strangefolk 2 years ago Me too, great game! bagelextraschmear 2 years ago And Super Mario 3 was a legit AAA game. I remember putting tons of hours into terrible games on the NES. I think it was different in the 80s in that we didn’t have as many games to play. Our parents were usually buying them for us, so for me it was always a birthday or Christmas affair. Also, you had to physically travel somewhere to buy a game, which for me meant having my parents drive me. No digital downlands. And of course there were no subscription services. LightMission4937 2 years ago Same. Still play it often Evil_Patriarch 2 years ago You finish it legit? I had to buy a game genie to get to the end! Michael_Macready 2 years ago I played the original the most. This was a close second. RedditUser1534 2 years ago Absolutely! Back then, scoring a new game felt like unearthing hidden treasure. No subscriptions, just pure old-school gaming not_provided 2 years ago How many of those hours were spent on that goddamn airship level SmoothJazzRayner 2 years ago We bought the power glove for it after the Wizard came out. It’s so bad. 😏 jwdjr2004 2 years ago Finally some content I can relate to dethb0y 2 years ago SMB3 is a game you could truly play for months and never see all of it and never really master it. LonelyDShadow 2 years ago First game of my life, should be around those numbers too PeacefulSummerNight 2 years ago SM3 is a master class on 2D platforming. Chrizzee_Hood 2 years ago Super Mario World for me. But after that Super Mario Bros 3 definitely comes close telionn 2 years ago Widescreen. Ew. Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
bagelextraschmear 2 years ago And Super Mario 3 was a legit AAA game. I remember putting tons of hours into terrible games on the NES. I think it was different in the 80s in that we didn’t have as many games to play. Our parents were usually buying them for us, so for me it was always a birthday or Christmas affair. Also, you had to physically travel somewhere to buy a game, which for me meant having my parents drive me. No digital downlands. And of course there were no subscription services.
RedditUser1534 2 years ago Absolutely! Back then, scoring a new game felt like unearthing hidden treasure. No subscriptions, just pure old-school gaming
SmoothJazzRayner 2 years ago We bought the power glove for it after the Wizard came out. It’s so bad. 😏
dethb0y 2 years ago SMB3 is a game you could truly play for months and never see all of it and never really master it.
Chrizzee_Hood 2 years ago Super Mario World for me. But after that Super Mario Bros 3 definitely comes close
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We all have that one game
Me too, great game!
And Super Mario 3 was a legit AAA game. I remember putting tons of hours into terrible games on the NES.
I think it was different in the 80s in that we didn’t have as many games to play.
Our parents were usually buying them for us, so for me it was always a birthday or Christmas affair.
Also, you had to physically travel somewhere to buy a game, which for me meant having my parents drive me. No digital downlands.
And of course there were no subscription services.
Same. Still play it often
You finish it legit? I had to buy a game genie to get to the end!
I played the original the most. This was a close second.
Absolutely! Back then, scoring a new game felt like unearthing hidden treasure. No subscriptions, just pure old-school gaming
How many of those hours were spent on that goddamn airship level
We bought the power glove for it after the Wizard came out. It’s so bad. 😏
Finally some content I can relate to
SMB3 is a game you could truly play for months and never see all of it and never really master it.
First game of my life, should be around those numbers too
SM3 is a master class on 2D platforming.
Super Mario World for me. But after that Super Mario Bros 3 definitely comes close
Widescreen. Ew.