Super Mario World · SMW Rev
Super Mario World
OriginSuper Nintendo
TechnologyNative C/C++ port (engine reimplementation)
Available forWindows
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Super Mario World es un videojuego de plataformas desarrollado por Nintendo EAD y publicado por Nintendo para la consola Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). Salió a la venta en Japón en 1990, en Norteamérica en 1991 y en los territorios PAL en 1992. El jugador controla a Mario en su misión para salvar a la princesa Peach y a Dinosaur Land del antagonista de la serie, Bowser y los Koopalings. La mecánica es similar a la de los anteriores títulos de Super Mario: se maneja a lo largo de una sucesión de niveles en los que el objetivo es llegar a la meta situada al final.
4 versions of Super Mario World
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SMW Revgithub.com/snesrev/smwSuper Mario World (Hummer Team NES port)github.com/palaceswitcher/SMW-NES-DisassemblySuper Mario World Recompiledgithub.com/mstan/SuperMarioWorldRecompSuper Mario World Remastered Plus (Switch)github.com/delsonazevedo/Super-Mario-World-Remastered-Plus-SwitchOfficial project information
smw
A reimplementation of Super Mario World.
Our discord server is: https://discord.gg/AJJbJAzNNJ
About
This is a reverse engineered clone of Super Mario World.
It reimplements all parts of the original game and a bunch of mods added by Lunar Magic. The game is playable from start to end.
You need a copy of the ROM to extract game resources (levels, images). Then once that's done, the ROM is no longer needed.
It uses the PPU and DSP implementation from LakeSnes, but with lots of speed optimizations.
Building
You must self-build for now. Easy method on 64-bit Windows (no terminal or big downloads):<br> (1) Download Python if you don't have it and install with "Add to PATH" checked<br> (2) Click the green button "Code > Download ZIP" on the github page and extract the ZIP<br> (3) Place your USA rom named smw.sfc in that folder<br> (4) Download TCC and SDL2 and extract each ZIP into the "third-party" subfolder<br> (5) Double click "extract_assets.bat" in the main dir. This will create smw_assets.dat.<br> (6) Double-click "run_with_tcc.bat" in the main dir. This will create smw.exe and run it.<br> (7) Configure with smw.ini in a text editor like notepad++<br>
For other platforms and compilers, see: https://github.com/snesrev/smw/blob/main/BUILDING.md
When running, it runs an emulated version in the background and compares the ram state every frame. If it detects a mismatch, it saves a snapshot in saves/ and displays a counter on screen counting down from 300. Please submit these bug snapshots on discord so that they can be fixed.
Usage and controls
The game supports snapshots. The joypad input history is also saved in the snapshot. It's thus possible to replay a playthrough in turbo mode to verify that the game behaves correctly.
| Button | Key |
|---|---|
| Up | Up arrow |
| Down | Down arrow |
| Left | Left arrow |
| Right | Right arrow |
| Start | Enter |
| Select | Right shift |
| A | X |
| B | Z |
| X | S |
| Y | A |
| L | C |
| R | V |
The keys can be reconfigured in smw.ini
Additionally, the following commands are available:
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Tab | Turbo mode |
| P | Pause (with dim) |
| Shift+P | Pause (without dim) |
| Ctrl+Up | Increase window size |
| Ctrl+Down | Decrease window size |
| T | Toggle replay turbo mode |
| K | Clear all input history from the joypad log |
| L | Stop replaying a shapshot |
| R | Toggle between fast and slow renderer |
| F | Display renderer performance |
| F1-F10 | Load snapshot |
| Alt+Enter | Toggle Fullscreen |
| Shift+F1-F10 | Save snapshot |
| Ctrl+F1-F10 | Replay the snapshot |