That is why the fireballs are limited to the first levels. I do not think the programming was in place to deal with the hammer hitting a fireball. I think I figured out why they misplaced the bottom hammer on the ramps. Why did the programmer place them on the same horizontal level? Maybe there's another reason for that. The umbrella and purse are on the same level? I thought the limit for sprites on the same horizontal level. The fireball can float right across the oil barrel. I have seen more than two in a row, and that's just wrong. It's as if they used an arbitrary random number to release the pies in this version. If it does, it's a result of the conveyors reversing. (I do play on real hardware) Sometimes they come out side-by-side (two in a row). The pies flicker to the point of disappearing.
However, the pie factory they added is worse than the rest of the already incomplete game. In the "Original Edition", I like that Nintendo added the sequence of Donkey Kong carrying Pauline away, and I appreciate the crappy attempt at the pie factory over nothing at all. The gameplay is inaccurate, jumping is off, timing is off, the scoring is inaccurate, and it's missing important gameplay elements. (Although DK Jr was the most faithful of the group.) I was hoping to finally have a perfect DK, DK Jr, and Mario Bros at home.
I bought an NES, because Super Mario Bros was an amazing port. The problem is that NES version has always been kind of a slap in the face, coming from Nintendo themselves. I was excited to have the extra screen and animation. To clarify, I do not mean glitch as in unexpected behaviors,mainly in the added Pie Factory.īy glitchy, I meant it is horrible, inaccurate, and incomplete. In fact I dumped my RetroUSB repro which has exactly 3 bytes changed from the official dumped ROM, so that is probably where the fix was applied. RetroUSB did a minor bugfix on the bus conflicts issue in the leaked ROM so that it works flawlessly on real hardware. Though I haven't played it in an emulator with save states to see how the progression breaks down at higher levels, however at my current skill level I've never found fault with this port. I have played that version many times on real hardware (as a repro cart from RetroUSB), and have gotten as far as the fourth loop, and never noticed glitches or otherwise glaring issues.
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