SMB Minus World

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evildragon
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SMB Minus World

Post by evildragon »

Ok, I've seen this around, some saying it's a hoax, some saying it's real, and I'm sure you guys here know it's real.

But there's one thing bugging me, is it a bug, or an easter egg?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v395/ ... sworld.jpg

(emulator with NTSC filter and scanlines)
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Post by gannon »

...rofl
That's really about all I can say to this topic :P
Oh, and for an explanation: http://www.geocities.com/deethefigurine ... sworld.txt
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Post by evildragon »

Okkkaaayyy, long read. So it's just a glitch, but more involved in that.
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Post by dvdmth »

Reminds me of that one FAQ about the "hidden world" in Metroid, about how there HAD to be something there because of how big it was and how some of the screens looked different (never mind the fact that they were glitchy). I wonder if the writer of that FAQ ever found what he was looking for...
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Post by CKY-2K/Clay Man »

You do it using the ceiling, being tall and jumping to the wall while ducking, hitting the wall while you're aligned to like a 16x16 section, making you unduck because it registers that you stepped on land, and when that happens your head gets stuck in the ceiling and it does the drag effect and brings you to the right.

It's the same technique to do walljumps and crap.
In my one hack, for some reason the minus world now points to some cloud level with a low thick ceiling and a bunch of crap in the way (so you have to preform the glitch even more).
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Post by Dwedit »

The "secret world" in Metroid is actually just the layout bytes of Norfair being interpreted as rooms in Ridley's Hideout.
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Post by NotTheCommonDose »

The Famicom Disk system Version of Super Mario Bros. has a different minus world. I wonder if All Night Nippon has a different minus world as well?
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Post by doppelganger »

All Night Nippon Bros was for the Disk System, was it not? In that case, it probably will also have a different Minus World than the SMB game cartridge.
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