Amazing Secrets About Mario You Probably Didn’t Know

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Infinite Lives- Super Mario Bros

One of the most frustrating things about playing Super Mario Bros or any game at that time for that matter, was that there was no save option, and if you died you started right at the beginning of the game.  However in Super Mario Bros, some players have discovered a way to get infinite lives, it’s all a matter of jumping at the right place and at the right time. In the level you’ll find two green Koopas, and if you hop on the second one, you’ll leave it on one of the steps. Now hop on it some more to bounce it off the wall and back again like a ricochet effect, each well-timed jump unlocking another 1Up, and before you know it, you are on your way to infinite lives.


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