Talk:Super Mario Bros. Special
I just found an (unofficial) NES port of this. Should I mention it? Paperphailurethemariomonster99 00:42, 18 July 2012 (EDT)
- According to MarioWiki:Canonicity, the SMW only covers official content. The fan-made port above should not be mentioned in the article.
you need to put super mario bros special music for both pc88 and sharpx1 version.[edit]
please put.
--46.130.44.4 07:21, 10 January 2016 (EST)
Lucky Star description[edit]
Can I change "similar to a POW Block except it also affects airborne foes" to "similar to a POW Block in Super Mario Bros. 35"? Their effects are almost the same. 
Wynn Liaw 07:23, November 27, 2020 (EST)
- I think it's better to be more descriptive of it (especially when Super Mario Bros. 35 has limited availability and in the future will be a quaint game not much have played), but you can simply add a reference to a later game, such as "similar to a POW Block except it also affects airborne foes, similar to a POW Block in Super Mario Bros. 35".
It's me, Mario! (Talk / Stalk) 16:12, November 28, 2020 (EST)
does anyone know where we got the name Carolina Software?[edit]
I've been doing a bit of searching about the Korean SPC-1500 and trying to find information about the copy of SMBS that was released on it. I'm early into the search but so far the only game publisher name I've seen (relating to the only snippet we have about SMBS existing on the SPC-1500) mentions a company called 스태틱소프트 (Staticsoft), I've also found a couple names of other game publishers for the SPC-1500 but I haven't seen anything like Carolina Software. I was wondering if anyone knew where we got the name.
Thanks
The preceding unsigned comment was added by CMAYK (talk).
- Caroline was added by an IP poster back in 2017. The circa 1987 date is also a guesstimate from the forum post. The magazine is dated to March '89 but the ad says SMBS was popular so it should have been around for a while. I cannot vouch that Static Soft made an official copy as piracy was very rampant in Korea back then.--Platform (talk) 11:45, October 20, 2023 (EDT)
