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How to beat all the Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels challenges in NES Remix 2 with Rainbow Star rank

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Our guide to the challenges based on Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels in NES Remix 2

 

Ahhh onto the final Mario series part of our
NES Remix 2 guides, and
we’ve saved the best til last…. if your definition of best is "most gruelling"
anyway. The Lost Levels was a platformer similar in appearance to
Super Mario
Bros, but 10x harder.

 

This is the title that Japan got as ‘Super Mario Bros. 2’ where English speaking
regions like the U.S, Europe, Aus etc would’ve had the rehashed Doki Doki Panic
version of Super Mario Bros. 2 set in subcon; it’s believed that it wasn’t
released as a standalone title outside Japan because of the games frustrating
level of difficulty… I concur.

 

Dr. Mario Challenges in NES Remix 2: Our video and guide

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NES Remix 2: Dr. Mario Challenges header image

 

Having never been into Tetris, Dr. Mario or anything else of that ilk, I
personally found the six Dr. Mario challenges in
NES Remix 2 for Wii U rather
difficult – making it fortunate that there is only 6, and not 16 like the

Super Mario Bros 3 challenges.

 

The first few challenges are
relatively straight forward but I found challenge four and six to be a
particular PITA. This is our guide on how to get Rainbow star rank on all
of these challenges.

 

Super Mario Bros 3 Challenges in NES Remix 2

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The 16 SMB 3 Challenges header

 

There are sixteen Super Mario Bros. 3 challenges in NES Remix 2 for Wii U.
Each challenge is broken down into little stages; they start out really easy as
you’d expect but they do get more difficult as it goes along… anyone can beat
these challenges, however I don’t believe ‘anyone’ can easily achieve rainbow
stars in every challenge without at least a few attempts.

 

 

Our NES Remix 2 – All Super Mario
Bros 3 challenges video guide

New Super Mario Bros U Bonus Videos

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Welcome to superluigibros.com’s New Super Mario Bros U bonus video sections, it should be immediately noted that the gameplay featured in these videos is a Club Nintendo member of staff doing the gameplay, not someone from superluigibros.com. Now thats cleared up, I would also like to clear up that this is an actual human being … Read more