Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels

==Super Mario Bros. 2 (Japan)==
===1986===
SMB2JapBoxArt.png|Box-art logo
logo_smb2_alt.svg|Alternate box-art logo
The game was released as Super Mario Bros. 2 for the Famicom in Japan only, since the NES altered version of Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic known as Super Mario Bros. 2 (later known as Super Mario USA in Japan) took its place as the second game of the franchise released in North America and Europe.
==Super Mario Bros. 2: For Super Players (Japan)==
===1993, 2010, 2020 (Super Mario Collection)===
On the Super Famicom remake released in Super Mario Collection, the subtitle "For Super Players" was added to the title screen logo.
==Super Mario Bros. The Lost Levels (US/PAL)==
===1993, 2010, 2020 (Super Mario All-Stars)===
SMBTLLBoxArt.png|Box-art (Super Mario All-Stars, Nintendo Switch Online)
SMBTLL Logo.png|Used in merchandising and commercials
NP94 SMBLL Logo.png|̈Powerfest '94 variant
SMAS-SMBTLL Cover Logo.png|Logo Variant from Super Mario All-Stars Cover
The remake of the game was released in North America included in Super Mario All-Stars, under the name of Super Mario Bros The Lost Levels, to avoid confusion with the other Super Mario Bros. 2 game, which was also featured in the collection.
==Super Mario Bros. For Super Players==
===1999 (Super Mario Bros. Deluxe)===
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Category:1986