Super Mario Bros. 3

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platform game side-scrolling game video game

Super Mario Bros. 3 is a classic 1988 Nintendo platform game for the NES that expanded the Mario series with world maps, diverse power-ups like the Super Leaf and Tanooki Suit, and intricate level design.

Statements (93)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	platform game → side-scrolling game → video game →
artStyle	pixel art →
character	Bowser → Luigi → Mario → Princess Toadstool → Toad →
composer	Koji Kondo →
designer	Shigeru Miyamoto → Takashi Tezuka NERFINISHED →
developer	Nintendo R&D4 →
director	Shigeru Miyamoto →
enemy	Boomerang Bro → Dry Bones → Goomba → Hammer Bro → Koopa Troopa → Lakitu → Piranha Plant → Thwomp →
ESRBRating	E →
feature	Hammer Bros. encounters → Koopalings boss battles → airship levels → autoscrolling stages → card-matching game → hidden power-ups → inventory system → minigames → multiple themed worlds → overworld map → secret areas → warp whistles → world map system →
finalBoss	Bowser →
genre	platformer →
hasBoss	Iggy Koopa → Larry Koopa → Lemmy Koopa → Ludwig von Koopa → Morton Koopa Jr. → Roy Koopa → Wendy O. Koopa →
laterReleaseRegion	Europe → North America →
legacy	considered one of the greatest video games of all time →
mode	multiplayer → single-player →
notableMechanic	Kuribo’s Shoe power-up → flying with raccoon tail → picking up and throwing shells → sliding down slopes →
notableWorld	Dark Land → Desert Land → Giant Land → Grass Land → Ice Land → Pipe Land → Sky Land → Water Land →
originalPlatform	Famicom →
originalReleaseRegion	Japan →
perspective	2D →
platform	Famicom → Game Boy Advance → Nintendo 3DS → Nintendo Entertainment System → Nintendo Switch Online → Super Nintendo Entertainment System → Virtual Console → Wii → Wii U →
powerUp	Fire Flower → Frog Suit → Hammer Suit → P-Wing → Starman → Super Leaf → Super Mushroom → Tanooki Suit →
producer	Shigeru Miyamoto →
publisher	Nintendo →
releaseYear	1988 →
reRelease	Nintendo Switch Online: NES → Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 → Super Mario All-Stars → Virtual Console versions →
sales	over 15 million copies sold on NES →
saveSystem	level-based progress via warp whistles and continues →
series	Super Mario →
setting	Mushroom World →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bowser → Princess Peach →	appearsInGame
Toad →	appearsIn
Luigi →	appearsInVideoGame
Super Mario →	notableEntry
Super Mario Bros. 2 →	successor