Pandamar is a well-known bootleg hack of Super Mario Bros. for the NES, originally created around 2000 by the group Inventor. Often found on pirate multicarts, the game replaces Mario with a panda sprite and overhauls the graphics and audio while keeping the original level designs completely intact. It offers a bizarre, altered visual experience for fans who already know the classic platformer inside and out.
How to Play
The objective is identical to the original game: guide your panda through eight worlds to rescue the princess. The controls use standard NES mapping: use the D-Pad to move, press A to jump, and hold B to dash or shoot fireballs when powered up. In the browser emulator, these map to the arrow keys and the X and Z keys respectively.
Tips
- Since the level layouts are unchanged from Super Mario Bros., all the original secrets and 1-Up blocks are exactly where you remember them.
- The Warp Zones in World 1-2 and World 4-2 still function normally, allowing you to skip ahead if you want to bypass the repetitive custom music.
Source: ROMhacking.net
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