The easiest way to try this trick out is by firing up Super Mario Bros. on the Nintendo Switch Online NES app, even though it's not needed there, as the game has save states. The trick doesn't work in Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, but it's unnecessary, as the game has infinite continues, which is about as merciful as it gets. Once the game over screen ends and the player returns to the main title, they can press A and Start together to return to the world they died on with three lives. If the player dies, they can restart at the first stage of the world they died on by inputting a button combination.
In order to perform the trick, the player needs to die on any world after the first one in Super Mario Bros. Nintendo Lifereported on the trick, which led to shocked reactions from gamers around the world, who were unaware that it was possible to cheat death in Super Mario Bros. There is a little-known trick in the original Super Mario Bros. that lets players resume from the same world that they died in, which many fans are only hearing about now for the first time. Related: Super Mario Maker 2 World Creator Update Has A Bad Sharing Limitation The Super Mario Bros. series is no stranger to secrets, as it was recently discovered that the fire animation in Super Mario 64 is glitched and it took fans twenty years to notice. Nintendo has been producing popular games since the '80s, but many of them had secrets that went undiscovered for decades. It took thirty years for a secret in Punch-Out!! to be revealed, as a bearded man in the audience moves at the exact right time that the player needs to punch, in order to knock out Piston Honda or Bald Bull.
Super Mario Bros. is one of the best-selling video games of all time and Nintendo has made sure to keep the game in the hands of fans through services like the Nintendo Switch Online app or the Virtual Console. People who struggle with the original Super Mario Bros.can now easily finish the game, as an old game over trick has been blowing people's minds on the Internet.
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