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Super Mario Crossover 3.0 Adds Mario's Most Obscure Levels
A new update to Super Mario Crossover, the popular flash game that lets you play as other iconic NES characters in Super Mario Bros., is getting an update that will add new levels.
The new levels come from an obscure Japan-only port of Super Mario Bros. that released for the Sharp X1 and the NEC-PC8801 PCs. As you can see in the trailer below, this version of the game added new power-ups and enemies, and has a slightly different color scheme. Along with the new levels, there are also added difficulty settings.
For more on the game you can head to Exploding Rabbit. There's no specific date on when 3.0 will be ready, but it should be soon. The Lost Levels have also been promised, but this version of Mario Bros. took priority.
[via Kotaku]
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