Most notably, it introduced the basic storyline of Mario rescuing Princess Toadstool (later Peach) from Bowser that later games would copy, modify, subvert, deconstruct and reconstruct again and again. This game was highly formative for the later series. Unfortunately for the brothers (and you), Bowser has several body doubles, and there's no way to tell who's the real one, so it's a long road ahead.

The humble-but-gallant plumbers, Mario and Luigi, set off on an adventure to save her and restore the Mushroom Kingdom and its people to normal, storming several of Bowser's deadly castles along the way. The Mushroom Kingdom's Princess is the only one who can revert his black magic, but he has kidnapped her in order to prevent this. The general story is that Bowser, the ornery King of the Koopas, has conquered the Mushroom Kingdom and had all of the subjects turned into background textures. note The NA release date has been subject to debate this is the one given by Nintendo.

It was released for the Family Computer on Septemin Japan, and for the Nintendo Entertainment System on Octoin North America.

Not just for platformers, either - quite a few genres use conventions established in this game. Then he moved on to this game, singlehandedly kicking off The 8-bit Era of Console Video Games and setting loads of gaming standards in the process. series, though not the first to star Mario, as he appeared in Donkey Kong first, as well as Mario Bros., Wrecking Crew, and a few Game & Watch titles. is the first game in the Super Mario Bros.

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