Super Mario Hub: Super Mario Advance 5

Super Mario Hub: Super Mario Advance 5 is a 2D platforming video game in the Super Mario series developed by Niobium Moon Studios as a launch title for the Game Boy Hub console. It is a compilation consisting of a ground-up remake of the original Game Boy titles Super Mario Land and Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins, as well as remakes of Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels based off their appearances in Super Mario All-Stars. A Mario Bros. remake is also included (as it has been in previous Advance titles) along with new remakes of Wrecking Crew and Wrecking Crew '98 (titled "Wrecking Crew Panels" in Advance 5) and a selection of bonus modes.
==Gameplay Modes==
===Super Mario Land 1+2===
The mean, greedy Wario has taken Princess Daisy hostage and put the denizens of her empire of Sarasaland under a hypnotic spell! Mario and his friends must take on Wario's guardians to gather ten Golden Coins so they can break inside the palace, free Daisy, and shut down his dastardly scheme.
The ten "Zones" the player explores in this mode include the four Kingdoms from Super Mario Land and the six Zones from its sequel. The Kingdoms from the first game are renamed to match the naming scheme of the second entry's Zones.
*Sand Zone, formerly Birabuto Kingdom
*Ocean Zone, formerly Muda Kingdom
*Statue Zone, formerly Easton Kingdom
*Blossom Zone, formerly Chai Kingdom
*Tree Zone
*Space Zone
*Macro Zone
*Pumpkin Zone
*Mecha Zone, formerly Mario Zone
*Turtle Zone
The levels from Super Mario Land are merged into the world map from Super Mario Land 2, allowing the player to swap between them and return to previously cleared levels at will. As such, the story and lore in the Super Mario Land 1+2 mode of the game has been altered accordingly, essentially combining elements of the original stories of both games. Additional courses have been added to the worlds from Super Mario Land, making them more on par with its sequel's amount of content.
Luigi, Peach, and Toad are added as additional playable characters, with their quirks from Super Mario Bros. 2. The Charge Jump from said game is included as an additional ability for the playable cast, and can be turned on or off in a new control options menu. The Spin Jump can be set to function as it does in SML2 (tap down+jump button) or Super Mario World (separate spin jump button). Either way, it can now be used at any time regardless of what power-up form the player's character is in.
===Super Mario Bros.===
The Super Mario Bros. mode consists of all 32 courses from the original game, along with an additional four courses for each world ported from Hudson Soft's Super Mario Bros. Special, bringing the course total to 64. There are also some quality of life improvements made to the controls, making movement in the game more in line with later 2D installments of the series.
===Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels===
In the Lost Levels mode of the compilation, all courses from the original game are included. There are two different difficulty settings you can choose from at the beginning: Classic difficulty, which keeps the levels unchanged from the original, and Tame difficulty, which gives them adjustments to be somewhat easier for less experienced players, but still very difficult overall.
===Mario Bros.===
===Wrecking Crew===
===Wrecking Crew Panels===
===Battle Zone===
===Yoshi's Challenge===
===You vs. Boo===
===Toy Box===
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