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{{Game| title = Super Mario Flashback
 
{{Game| title = Super Mario Flashback
 
| image = [[File:SMFlashback.png|320px]]
 
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| creators = [[Mors]], [[Can of Nothing]], [[Neweegee]], [[Cruise Elroy]], MtH, [[Catonator]], [[Darkonius Mavakar]], Gaem, Antonin, Caliginous, Toony.
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| creators = [[Mors]], Flashback Team
 
| start = August 7, [[2014]]
 
| start = August 7, [[2014]]
 
| date = When it's done.
 
| date = When it's done.
 
| genre = [[Platformer]]
 
| genre = [[Platformer]]
 
| players = 1
 
| players = 1
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| input = Keyboard, Gamepad, Mouse (Only for menus.)
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| input = Keyboard, Gamepad
 
| program = [[GameMaker: Studio]]
 
| program = [[GameMaker: Studio]]
 
| platform = [[Windows]]
 
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'''''Super Mario Flashback''''' is a [[fangame]] that is currently being developed by [[Mors]] and the Flashback Team. It brings back older levels from the series and combines the mechanics of 2D and 3D ''Super Mario'' titles. It's currently in progress.
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'''''Super Mario Flashback''''' is a [[fangame]] that is currently being developed by [[Mors]] and the Flashback Team. It brings back older levels from the series and combines the mechanics of 2D and 3D ''Super Mario'' titles. It's currently in development.
  
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The music is made of existing ''Super Mario'' tunes, which were remixed by [[Can of Nothing]] and a few guest musicians. The original version of ''Super Mario Flashback'' used sprites that were made by [[Mit]], along with some edits and custom sprites. On July 6th, [[2017]] Mors decided to switch to a new engine. Alongside this switch, the game started to use a completely new art style.
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''Super Mario Flashback'''s first demo won the [[Game of the Month]] award of August [[2015]]. The game has been nominated for multiple [[MFGG Awards]] ever since, and won multiple of them.
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The latest proper demo was released on [[MFGG]] on October 30, [[2016]], but an engine test of the new engine was released for SAGE 2017 later.
 
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==Reception==
 
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''Super Mario Flashback'''s first demo received very positive [[reviews]] at the [[main site]]. People praised it for its soundtrack, graphics, and engine, but it got criticized for the broken gamepad support, as well as other various glitches. It currently holds an average score of 8.9/10. The same demo won the [[Game of the Month]] award of August [[2015]]. On [[MFGG Awards]] [[2015]] it was nominated for 10 awards (Best Game Overall, Best Demo, Best Sprites, Best Engine, Best Level Design, Most Polished, Most Anticipated, Best Concept, Best Setting and Best Use of Site Resources), while it only won 4 of them (Best Demo, Best Engine, Most Polished and Best Use of Site Resources).
 
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The second demo received less positive feedback than the first one, but it was still highly praised. The third demo also managed to get highly praised despite its issues. On [[MFGG Awards]] [[2016]], the game got tied for Best Game Overall and Best Sprites.
 
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Latest revision as of 23:46, 23 November 2020

Super Mario Flashback
SMFlashback.png
Developer(s) Mors, Flashback Team
Announce Date August 7, 2014
Release Date When it's done.
Genre Platformer
Players 1
Input Keyboard, Gamepad
Medium GameMaker: Studio
Platform Windows
Status In progress
GotMAward.png Super Mario Flashback was named Game of the Month in August 2015.
 Blue!box.gif This article is about a game still in production.

Information shown is therefore liable to frequent change.

Super Mario Flashback is a fangame that is currently being developed by Mors and the Flashback Team. It brings back older levels from the series and combines the mechanics of 2D and 3D Super Mario titles. It's currently in development.

Super Mario Flashback's first demo won the Game of the Month award of August 2015. The game has been nominated for multiple MFGG Awards ever since, and won multiple of them.

External Links


Games Developed by Mors
Full Games Super Mario Ztar · Mario & Luigi's Coin Chaos (On hiatus) · Super Mario Flashback (WIP)
Mini Games Deadly Dart · Yoshi Dash! · Super Mario & The Cave · Yoshi Dash! DX · Collect 'Em All! · Mario Teaches Japanese · Mario Minigame Mayhem HD
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