350 7-2 luigi

How to get 350 in 7-2 (Luigi)
Run and jump onto the first moving platform and make a jump into the air (this is the hard part because you just have to train your muscle memory how high to jump) your goal is to make the smallest possible jump while still making it over the gap that the platform takes you over. You make the jump and while in the air for that split second you move to the very left of the platform.(as far as possible without risking everything) you will then run and jump off the very right edge(as far as possible, risk level high) of the platform. You will be sent under the mystery block and you should hit very close to the left edge of land. You will then do a regular process of going into the pipe jumping of the back of the turtle. If you did good and got the best possible speed you should enter the pipe at the ledgendary “dash 85”. You will then go through the underground and enter the second pipe at 380. When you come out of the last pipe you will run and again (very hard) jump at the right place and bounce off the top of the flying guy(sorry forgot his name) and without slowing down you will land on the first fire bar block.(this is extremely important and challenging with no visual mark!) you will then jump over the first turtle and continue the regular path on to the flag.(350 for a straight flag grab and 349 for the backwards flag pole grab) if you do not under stand this, I am putting out a video at some point. I have tried my hardest to make this easy to understand. You can make a tutorial on it if you want to be the first published 350 7-2 (at least with this strat) just please mention me as I spent hours trying to figure out the best and fastest way. The one person that helped me out a tad bit was goofychocobo, he completed the first “dash 85” on recording and without watching that (twitch video (more attempts with weegee)) over and over I finally figured out that the 85 was possible constantly so thank you goofy 👍 thank you for reading!

Correct FDS rom

The correct rom has the name "Super Mario Brothers 2 (Japan).fds" and the md5 hash "7f38210a8a2befb8d347523b4ff6ae7c".
To play it on emulator you also need an FDS bios file and your emulator must be able to run FDS games (FCEUX, Nestopia, Bizhawk all can).

There is a NES port by loopy that is somewhat accurate and useful for savestate practice on Powerpak. For all actual runs though please do not use using any ".nes" roms.

How to modify star count in FDS SMB2

https://web-2000.neocities.org/smb2j/starcount

Japanese Community Leaderboards

Nicovideo
http://niconamarta.sakura.ne.jp/index.php?game=%E3%82%B9%E3%83%BC%E3%83%91%E3%83%BC%E3%83%9E%E3%83%AA%E3%82%AA%E3%83%96%E3%83%A9%E3%82%B6%E3%83%BC%E3%82%BA


Peercast
https://wikiwiki.jp/peca/Peercast%20Record/%E3%82%B9%E3%83%BC%E3%83%91%E3%83%BC%E3%83%9E%E3%83%AA%E3%82%AA%E3%83%96%E3%83%A9%E3%82%B6%E3%83%BC%E3%82%BA2


TimeAttackRecords
http://www27.atwiki.jp/timeattack/pages/11.html

Kosmic's Framerule sheet

My framerule/pace guide which isn't meant to be super legible to the masses but I wanted to link here anyway in case others could find use in it. Documentation / collaboration is super important, and I don't want to be a road block in it!

Pace splits are linked at the top, set your start delay at the top, A-D warpless on sheet #2

You can copy and paste it into your own sheet to use for your runs

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HYZzjtF6XAi-c1TUasdwKSAJfeKBuYzI9RtRd8oVdBE/

SMB1 Guides Section

SMB2J any% 8-4 (mario) beginner tutorial (FDS)

youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxwwryhG0kY

includes strategies and visual/audio cues for
- 1-1 infinite 1-up setup
- 1-1 + starman
- 1-2 + getting up on ceiling + getting up the high wall
- 4-1 + stair slowdown to avoid spiney
- review on how fireworks work
- 4-1 end stairs + dealing with red piranha plants
- 4-2 + end "stairs"
- 4-3 + waiting on blind jump + scales
- 5-1 + wind jumps + double piranha jump + getting up the high wall
- 5-2 + starting jump + easier wrong warp + vine spawn backup)
- 8-1 + how to deal with bros
- 8-2 + strat for 90% vine block hit
- 8-3 + friendly bros strat + optional starman
- 8-4 + last room big mario clip

SMB2J warpless 8-4 - mario (FDS) small fire setup tutorial

https://youtu.be/bv1w7wBAsU0

this guide only includes the strat and pointers to setup small fire in 1-3, 1-4, and 2-1. also included is a set of backup powerup grabs in portions of the run where you would most likely take damage

time without loads

FDS  
loading frames: varies  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: varies  
  
Everdrive N8 (os 1.16 or earlier)  
loading frames: 264  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: 4.393  
  
Everdrive N8 (os 1.20 or later)  
loading frames: 301  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: 5.008  
  
Everdrive N8 Pro  
loading frames: 319  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: 5.308  
  
Powerpak  
loading frames: 106 or 107?  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: 1.764 or 1.780?  
  
FCEUX  
loading frames: 370  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: 6.157  
  
Nestopia  
loading frames: 350  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: 5.824  
  
Bizhawk  
loading frames: 377  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: 6.273  
  
Mesen  
loading frames: 345  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: 5.741  
  
loopy's romhack  
loading frames: 10  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: 0.166  
  
Reproduction cartridge  
loading frames: ?  
framerate: 60.0988139  
load time: ?  
  
Wii VC  
loading frames: ?  
framerate: 59.824  
load time: ?  
  
Wii U VC  
loading frames: 229  
framerate: 59.94  
load time: 3.820  
  
3DS VC  
loading frames: ?  
framerate: ?  
load time: ?  
  
GBA  
loading frames: ?  
framerate: 59.7275006  
load time: ?  
  
Switch  
loading frames: 319 or 320  
framerate: 60  
load time: 5.317 or 5.333 ... please manually check the load time  

Versions

# **Summary**

The best version for each category:
Original FDS release for the NES categories.
The NTSC SNES versions are all ok for the SNES categories.

# **NES versions and ports**

**Original Release**

*Framerate: 39375000/655171 ~= 60.09881387708959Hz*
Super Mario Bros. 2 was initially released for the Famicom Disk System.

**Wii Virtual Console**
*Framerate (NTSC): 59.824Hz*
This version stays very faithful to the original, but due to the framerate it's a bit slower and loading times are much shorter.

**Wii U Virtual Console**
*Framerate: 59.94Hz*

**GBA Famicom Mini Series**
*Framerate: 262144 / 4389 ~= 59.72750056960583Hz*
Super Mario Bros. 2 has been part of the Famicom Mini Collection.

**3DS Virtual Console**
*Framerate: 59.824Hz*

# **Remakes**

**Super Mario All-Stars**
*Framerate:*

- *39375000/655171 ~= 60.09881387708959Hz (SNES NTSC)*
- *59.824Hz (Wii VC NTSC), 59.94Hz (Wii U NTSC)*
- *50.006978908188Hz (SNES PAL)*
- *50.080Hz (Wii VC PAL)*

Super Mario Bros. has been remade for the SNES and bundled with other games in the series. The graphics have been updated and some glitches are fixed.
There is also a version which contains Super Mario World too.

## **Differences from the NES version**

The hitboxes are less forgiving, especially notable with the Piranha Plants.
Luigi still accelerates less quickly than Mario, but the difference is less.
World 9 does not loop anymore and you retain your life count instead of having it set to 1. You go to World A after finishing 9-4 instead.
The bonus world A-D come directly after 8-4 (or world 9-4, if you play without warps) instead of having to beat the game 8 times and having to use a code on the title screen to play them as in the original.
You start with 5 instead of 3 lives.
Losing all lives makes you restart from the start of the level instead of the start of the world.
As big Mario/Luigi, you can get your head stuck in the ceiling when breaking a brick. This brings you to a stop in the air and you lose your speed.
There are new level transitions screen, which you have to skip (or wait out and lose time).
There is a sound clue in maze levels to tell you, if you are on the right path or not.
There are no checkpoints in the bonus worlds.
The Hammer Brothers in the bonus worlds now always charge at you.
The Bowsers in the bonus worlds now throw hammers.
In the bonus worlds, the enemies move quickly if you beat 8-4 without using warps. If you beat 8-4 using warps, the enemies will move at normal speed. If you save and quit and return to your game, enemies will move quickly.
You can finish the ending sequence of a level faster by touching the flagpole backwards (facing left).
There is one less seaweed blocking your path in 3-2.
The Wrong Warp in 5-2 is no longer possible.
Despawning happens way less frequently.

Warpless 8-4 (Mario) Intermediate/Advanced Tutorial

This covers poweup locations in the case of recoveries and strats to get around 23 minutes.  I feel like I talked a little fast, and this guide only utilizes Mario, not Luigi. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7RQ7sCanms

Warpless D-4 (SNES) Tutorial

[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDIuFxmZUFIX9EWXeyxpaaNh2MAo_Gve7](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDIuFxmZUFIX9EWXeyxpaaNh2MAo_Gve7)

World Record Progression

Saradoc

Kosmic

EthanRTA

web2000

Mars02

Magically

vinzchillin

Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels

Super Nintendo

Famicom Disk System

Switch

ramunesakusan

CharlieJohn

ShyKoopa

JPN / NTSC

Mario

Luigi

Both

Character

We have added Any% D-4 (No S+Q) as a category, to allow runners to speedrun Any% D-4 continuously from 1-1 to D-4.

Enjoy!

Nome	Autor
350 7-2 luigi	Magically 4 years ago
Correct FDS rom	Saradoc 8 years ago
How to modify star count in FDS SMB2	web2000 2 months ago
Japanese Community Leaderboards	Saradoc 3 years ago
Kosmic's Framerule sheet	Kosmic 1 year ago
SMB1 Guides Section	Saradoc 8 years ago
SMB2J any% 8-4 (mario) beginner tutorial (FDS)	vinzchillin 1 year ago
SMB2J warpless 8-4 - mario (FDS) small fire setup tutorial	vinzchillin 2 years ago
time without loads	Saradoc 2 years ago
Versions	Saradoc 6 years ago
Warpless 8-4 (Mario) Intermediate/Advanced Tutorial	Mars02 4 years ago
Warpless D-4 (SNES) Tutorial	EthanRTA 6 years ago
World Record Progression	Saradoc 1 year ago