Once the beanstalk is out, you can jump down to the left and use the Springboard to get to the beanstalk. Punch the right block and find the beanstalk that leads to coin heaven B. Use to accelerate, and jump between the two sets of blocks. The Springboard can be used to get the blocks above the pit, but there is a better way.

It is easier if you collected the star a moment ago. If you proceed carefully, avoiding the flying hammers, you should be able to get past them. It's time to wage battle with the Hammer Brothers.Super Mario Bros., a Koopa Paratroopa is added along with that green Paratroopa which is changed to red. After the bridge, the block that's farthest to the left contains a star.In order to make the 1-up appear, you must collect every coin in World 2-3, or use a warp zone to reach World 3-1.

There is a 1-up hidden above the right end of the bridge.

Want to try it for yourself? We’ve got you covered with our NES Mario Pak. Well, I’ve found out (way too late in life!) that when you lose your last life, you don’t have to start over on world 1! When you lose your last life, hold A at the game over screen until you press start to start a new game and it will begin at the beginning of the world you lost your last life on!Ĭheck out the video below to see it in action: I got really good at those early levels trying to make it back to where I left off. The worst part was making it all the way through to the last world, losing your final life and having to start all the way at the beginning of world 1 again. And with no save features, I remember leaving the game running for hours with the TV off so I didn’t lose my spot! That it was easy to learn and difficult to master was one of the features that kept me coming back. on the original NES was easily one of my favorite games growing up.

Super mario bros world 3-1