Famicom Cartridge ❇️ Rare Game Mario Bros., originally operating in game centers. In 1983, the year the Famicom was born, when it was ported and released as a Famicom version, there were no icicles (the characteristics of the icicle gimmick are that you die if you touch a completed icicle, and you die if you are hit by a falling icicle, but you can crush an unfinished icicle), and the enemies' turtles and red and green flames were pathetically small and weak, and the difficulty was too easy, allowing you to easily reach 100 stages, so the Famicom version was full of dissatisfaction. However, this cartridge's arcade version properly features icicles, and the turtles and flames are the same size and presence as the arcade version. The difficulty also increases with each stage cleared, and when playing on GAME B, it's difficult to even reach 50 stages. Furthermore, you can change direction mid-jump, just like the arcade version (the Famicom version released in 1983 cannot do this), and there's an animation of the flipped turtles getting up, also like the arcade version (image 9, not in the 1983 Famicom version), and there's a demonstration, also like the arcade version (images 3-8, not in the 1983 Famicom version), making it a satisfying Mario Bros. arcade version. The 1983 Famicom version of Mario Bros. is also included, so please compare the many differences. "Value of 77" ↯ Mario Bros. Arcade Version, Balloon Fight, Battle City, Bubble Bobble 2, Castlevania, Donkey Kong 1-3, Contra, Super Contra, Contra Force, Duck Hunt, Ghosts 'n Goblins, Kid Icarus (Disc System), Kirby's Dream Land, Mega Man 1-6, Metal Gear, Metroid (Disc System), Mario Open Golf, Ninja Ryukenden 1-3, TwinBee, Yie Ar Kung-Fu, Solomon's Key 1-2, Super Mario Bros. 1-3, Super Mario USA, Moero TwinBee: Cinnamon Hakase o Sukue, All Night Nippon Super Mario Bros. (Disc System), Super Pitfall, Mario Bros., Tensei Tenga, and others. Operation confirmed on Nintendo's "NEW Famicom console." The cartridge exterior color may vary. .....