SMB: Lost Levels US prototype?

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  1. randomc

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    Bootleg. Certainly not a proto. That's nothing like a Nintendo EPROM board.
     
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    It is a bootleg? That Famicom cart at the top looked legit, but oh well.
     
  5. Lum

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    It was disk only for Famicom. No cart re-release.
     
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    There is no such thing as an official Famicom cart version of Super Mario Bros 2. All such carts are bootlegs.


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    The only official cart release is for Super NES Super Mario All Stars. Super Famicom has it as well. No legal 8-bit Famicom cart at all.
     
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