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Game Reviewed	Super Mario Broz. Lost 2, by JomasterII
Review Author	Nuggeting
Created	Jun 21 2014, 9:56 AM

General Commentary and Game Overview

"Super Mario Broz. Lost 2" is a parody fangame, made to make fun of the terrible Mario fangames of the past. And it does that pretty well. It's one of those So-Bad-It's-Good fangames.

Pros	+ Intentionally bad + "You get nothing! You lose! Good day sir!" + Feels just like an old fangame
Cons	- Captures the spirit of what was bad about old fangames, but doesn't capture the spirit of what was good - Way too short - Clashing sprites

Impressions

Gameplay 1 / 10	This gameplay is horrible. If you hold both arrow keys, Mario doesn't even move. Sure is an old fangame alright. The hit detection is weird too. If you get hit by a Goomba you're sent 4 blocks back, and, while there aren't any bottomless pits for you to fall into because of hit detection, it's still tedious trying to get back to the enemy to jump on it only to get hit again.
Graphics 2 / 10	The sprites in this game constantly clash between one-another. Mario's sprite is from Mario 2, the background(?) is from Mario 3, and the enemies are from Mario World! That's a serious clusterfk! Nothing to say here.
Sound 10 / 10	This game has no sound... Sort of. There's two of them: The sound of the Heavy Weapons Guy, and Willy Wonka saying "You get nothing! You lose! Good day sir!". Only one song plays throughout the whole game. The song is called "Japan Break Industries", and is famous for being used in "Catch That Man". The song is amazing.
Replay 1 / 10	After finishing this game, you'll never come back to it ever again. After Willy Wonka told me that the game was done I deleted the game and the folder. There's nothing that brings you back to it. Then again, that's the point.

Final Words

This game is horrible, but that's the point. It may be a bad game, but it's still better than anything Mario350 will ever make in his whole lifetime.

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