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Super Mario world the Lost levels episode II [Longplay] SNES 2015 #tutorial #walkthrough

Super Mario world the Lost levels episode II [Longplay] SNES 2015 #tutorial #walkthrough



One of the best Super Mario world mods I have ever played. Get it!!

From the author:

Here it is, 8 months after Super Mario World: The Lost Adventure – Episode I, isaix finally released Super Mario World: The Lost Adventure – Episode II.

This hack features:

79 new levels(more than the original SMW)
Over 100 custom music
Custom graphics
New boss fights
New power ups
Custom palettes
A bit harder than the original game
Redesigned Overworld Map
And more…
7/16/2015 V1.1 update:

The main reason for this update is to make some of the difficult levels a bit easier to go through, because some levels turned out to be a bit harder than originally intended. Here’s the list of changes:

Some Levels were edited to be easier
Some of the slowdowns were removed
Extra time was added to most speedrun levels
Some palettes were altered
The levels ā€œDark Matter Factoryā€ and ā€œDark Factory -Hard-ā€ were renamed ā€œGear Foundryā€ and ā€œGear Foundry (Hard)ā€ and the level ā€œHornet Gardenā€ was renamed ā€œHornet Factoryā€
Minor changes were made to further connect Episode 2 to Episode 3
1ups and Powerups were added in some levels
The level Metal Saw Base is now a red dot on the overworld map like originally intended
An extra patch was added to prevent Yoshi to exit levels
And other minor changes were made
Have fun!!!

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