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Super Mario Bros. 3
Classic side-scrolling adventure on NES.
Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
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Choose an original release by platform and style. Open its game page to check browser-play availability and controls.
Classic side-scrolling adventure on NES.
New Super Mario Bros.
Nintendo DSPlatformer
A side-scrolling Mario adventure on Nintendo DS.
Super Mario 64 DS
Nintendo DS3D Platformer
Explore a 3D adventure in the Nintendo DS edition.
Super Mario Land
Game BoyPlatformer
Try Mario’s compact Game Boy adventure.
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Original releases and fan modifications have different game pages. Check the full title and platform before starting or restoring a save.
Super Mario World
Super Nintendo (SNES)Platformer1990
Super Mario Advance
Game Boy AdvancePlatformer
Mario's Time Machine
DOSEducational
Super Princess Peach
Nintendo DSPlatformer
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Choose 2D or 3D
Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario Land are side-scrolling games. Super Mario 64 DS is a Nintendo DS adaptation of a 3D adventure.
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This series includes original games and modified releases. Check the platform and full title before starting or restoring progress.
Use the game page controls
Mario games in this collection come from several systems. Each game page shows its player controls and available save options.
Series history
Super Mario Bros. arrived on NES in 1985. Super Mario 64 brought the series to Nintendo 64 in 1996, while New Super Mario Bros. returned to side-scrolling play on Nintendo DS in 2006. Use the platform and edition labels here to choose which adventure to revisit.
Read the official series backgroundCommon questions
Which Mario game should I start with?
For a classic side-scrolling adventure, try Super Mario Bros. 3. Choose Super Mario 64 DS if you want to explore a 3D world. The featured games above explain each platform and style.
Do all Mario games use the same controls?
No. NES, Game Boy, GBA and Nintendo DS editions use different button layouts. Open the selected game page to check its keyboard, touch or controller settings before playing.
How do I find the right controls?
Open the selected game page to check its keyboard, touch or controller settings. Different systems use different layouts; an arcade game may also require Coin and Start.
Can I save and continue later?
Check the selected player’s available save options before leaving. Return to the same game and edition to restore progress; saves are not interchangeable between versions.
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