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(Banner done by @VannyArts) Download SMB1R 1.1 After 6 long months. Update 1.1.0 is finally here! This update is jam-packed with tons of new features, fixes and improvements, to make SMB1R better than ever! For anyone confused, 1.1 WAS already available, under bleeding-edge development builds, which contained LOTS of bugs, which we worked hard to squash over the coming months, alongside add extra features, following community feedback. This is the stable build, which contains the final new additions, and FAR less bugs. We urge EVERYONE to update to this new build, as soon as possible! ...

Prologue A few years ago, I started making my first Mario fangame; it was titled: “Mario and the Crystal Coins”. It was going to be a 2D open world, Super Mario World-styled game, where you would run around multiple open levels collecting “Crystal Coins”, similar to the 3D Mario games, or another fangame called “Super Mario 63”. One day, while taking a break from the game’s development, I was playing Super Mario World, specifically the widescreen hack for it, and while playing through Chocolate Island 4, I remember saying out loud: “Yea, I could probably make this…” ...

Hi again WOW, it’s been a hot minute since I wrote here, hasn’t it? So, last you saw of me, SMB1R was still in development, and was yet to be publicly announced. Since then, A LOT has changed. SMB1R released to great success, and I couldn’t be more grateful for all the support and feedback the community has given me to help make it better and better :) However, one thing that MAJORLY struck out to me was the MASSIVE amount of concern and malice that was focused on the fear that Nintendo will potentially take down the project, as it is in violation of DMCA laws. ...

Hi. I’m Joe, I like making games, and I hate making websites. Background I was born in 2006 in the UK, I like to program games and various software for people to use and tinker with, I primarily use Godot for game development however, I’ve recently started learning SDL3 with C++, using it to create my own basic game engine, for personal projects. I started learning how to program since I was young (about 8 or 9 years old), and haven’t stopped programming since. I started learning game development using Godot about 4 years ago, and now worked on various projects, with large teams, working on some fan-games. ...