Super Mario Bros. Print World
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File:Box smbpw.jpg
The cover of Super Mario Bros. Print World.
File:Print World.jpg
Game box and contents.
File:Screenshot of working area - Super Mario Bros Print World.png
Screenshot of the program in use
Super Mario Bros. Print World is a Mario-themed printing program for MS-DOS, allowing the player to print out artwork of various characters from Super Mario Bros. 3. It was developed by Hi Tech Expressions and released in the United States in 1991 for IBM and Tandy compatibles, as well as the Commodore 64 and Apple II. The title did not get released outside of the United States.
Super Mario Bros. Print World is not a game, but a publishing application, with templates to make greeting cards, signs, posters, banners, and calendars, with a user guide on how to operate. The game has since become very obscure, and as such little is known about it other than its function.
Included graphics
- 1-Up Mushroom
- Bob-omb
- Boo Diddly
- Boom Boom
- Bouncing Mario
- Bowser
- Bullet Bill
- Chain Chomp
- Cheep Cheep
- Cobrat
- Dr. Mario & Bag
- Dr. Mario & Clipboa
- Dr. Mario & Flask
- Dr. Mario & Heart
- Dr. Mario & Magnify
- Dr. Mario & Stetho
- Dr. Mario & Tube
- Dr. Mario & Van
- Dry Bones
- Fire Flower
- Flying Mario
- Flying Racoon Mario
- Gira
- Hammer Brother
- Hot Foot
- Iggy Koopa
- Jugems Cloud
- Koopa Paratroopa
- Koopa Troopa 1
- Koopa Troopa 2
- Lakitu
- Larry Koopa
- Little Goomba
- Ludwig von Koopa
- Marine Pop
- Mario & Buzzybeetle
- Mario & Daisy
- Mario & Dry Bones
- Mario & Finish Flag
- Mario & Peace Sign
- Mario & Skateboard
- Mario 1
- Mario 2
- Mario 3
- Mario Baseball
- Mario Biplane
- Mario Bowling
- Mario Brothers 1
- Mario Brothers 2
- Mario Cooks
- Mario Hang-Gliding
- Mario in Frog Suit
- Mario in Helmet
- Mario in Star
- Mario Jalopy
- Mario Jalopy 2
- Mario Magician
- Mario on Turtle
- Mario Racing
- Mario Running
- Mario Skates
- Mario Skates 2
- Mario Skier
- Mario Soccer
- Mario Tennis
- Mario Wins
- Morton Koopa Jr.
- Mouser
- Munchers
- Mushroom Retainer
- Nokobon
- Nyololin
- Pakkun Flower
- Para Beetles
- Para-Goomba
- Piranha Flower
- Princess #1
- Princess #2
- Princess #3
- Princess Daisy
- Princess Toadstool
- Ray Koopa
- Rocky Wrench
- Roy Koopa
- Sky Pop
- Sledge Brother
- Spike
- Spiny
- Starman
- Stomp Goomba
- Swimming Mario
- Thwomp
- Venus Fire Trap
- Virus A 1
- Virus A 2
- Virus B 1
- Virus B 2
- Virus C 1
- Virus C 2
Borders
- Boo Diddley
- Bows
- Butterfly
- Car & Signal
- Castle Wall
- Checkerboard
- Christmas Bulbs
- City
- Convention Stars
- Cupcake
- Danger Sign
- Dinosaurs
- Dollar Sign
- Ducks
- Dish
- Flamingo
- Goomba
- Grapes
- Herringbone
- Ice Cream Cone
- Magic Mushroom
- Moon & Stars
- Mushroom Retainer
- Musical Notes
- Nyolin
- Pipe
- Railroad Tracks
- Rattan
- Ruler & Apple
- Sailboats
- Saxophones
- Sword
- Ted. E. Bear
- Tennis
- Turtles
- Virus A
- Virus B
- Virus C
- Yardstick
Fonts
- Flower
- Marquee
- Palm Beach
- Park Place
- Poster Script
- Shakespeare
- Solar
- Wild West
Printer compatibility for IBM machines
- Epson FX-850
- Epson LQ-510
- Epson LQ-850
- Epson LX-810
- HP DeskJet
- HP LaserJet II/II
- HP PaintJet
- IBM Proprinter II
- Okidata 320/1 (IBM)
- Okidata 320/1 (STD)
- Oki 393 (LQ mode std)
- Oki 393c (LQ black)
- Oki 393c (LQ blue)
- Oki 393c (LQ red)
- Oki 393c (LQ yellow)
- Oki 393c (PPR XL24)
- Oki 393c (XL24 AGM)
- OkiLaser 400
- Panasonic KX-P1124 (LQ)
- Panasonic KX-P1124 (X24)
- Panasonic KX-P1180
- Panasonic KX-P1191
- Star LaserPrinter 8II
- Star NX-1000 (STD)
- Star NX-1000 (IBM)
- Star NX-2410 (STD)
- Star NX-2410 (IBM)
- Star XB-2410 (STD)
- Star XB-2410 (IBM)
- Star XR-1000 (STD)
- Star XR-1000 (IBM)
- Tandy 130/132
- Tandy DMP 136
- Tandy DMP 240
- Tandy 300/302 (IBM)
- Tandy LP 950 (LJ2)
- Texas Instruments omni 800/857 (DP)
- Texas Instruments omni 800/857 (WP)
Trivia
- An image of Roy Koopa is labeled as "Ray Koopa." Just a little further down the alphabetical list, another image of Roy is supplied, this time correctly labeled "Roy Koopa."
- The program uses official artwork from games as its sprite images. However, Bowser's image is based on his appearance from the DIC cartoons The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! and The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3.
