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Super Mario Crossover 3.0 Available To Play Now
The latest iteration of Super Mario Bros. Crossover, the fan-created game that places different iconic video game characters into the world of Super Mario Bros., is available to play now.
Mario, Luigi, Link, Samus, Simon Belmont, Mega Man, Bass, Bill Rizer from Contra, Ryu Hayabusa from Ninja Gaiden, and Sophia III from Blaster Master are all playable characters in version 3.0. It also adds new levels from the obscure Japan-only port of Super Mario Bros. that released for the Sharp X1 and the NEC-PC8801 PCs. 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.
You can head here to play the game now, and check out the game's announcement trailer below.
[Source: Exploding Rabbit]
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