SNES Longplay - Super Mario World

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Published 2014-04-21

100% no-commentary playthrough -- all level exits and Dragon Coins are shown. This was recorded on the snes9x emulator. I did die more than a few times - I edited out the deaths afterwards, so none of them appear in the video. I also did a bit of editing towards the end of the video, in the final level. Normally the player just picks two rooms and can't access the other six, but for completion's sake I decided to show all of them.

You might notice that I crouch a lot, seemingly at random. That's just my USB controller being weird.

You are free to use this footage in your own video if you wish, so long as this video and channel are credited in your video/description.

All Comments (21)

@kennyslg8914 2 years ago

Amazing how this game is over 30 years old and still looks great to this day. Aged like wine.
@jerrydimattia4647 5 years ago

So many great memories playing this game. The music and details are vividly are burned into my brain, even though I haven't played it in almost 30 years!
@tripotmode7144 8 months ago

The intelligent game design and art direction as well as sound design is off the charts with the limited capabilities of the snes - this is a masterpiece.
@marlonvaronen4971 2 years ago

The amount of nostalgia is insane, i don't know how many hours i played this game on Super Nintendo as a kid.
@nipulkradmsinatagras8293 4 years ago

Can't believe it's now 30 years old. This game has got more secrets than the Housewives of Orange County.
@lonniesaint655 4 years ago

I'm getting my snes console tommorow, I have Mario all stars, and of course this beauty!!! Nothing is better than this!!!! Where's my 1990s people???
@righton129 2 years ago

I would like to thank all the parents out there. You're the real heros buying us this amazing system and game to have us all here feeling the nostalgia
@sherwingumaua9505 3 years ago

Finally a play through that has no commentor, no cheat, no glitch and just chill gameplay. Thank you for this and the nostalgic feels you gave. I enjoyed it so much.
@503DS 5 years ago

This reminds me of the hours my brother and I sat in the living room after school playing super Mario world. I loved growing up in the 90s.... Amazing times back then.... I miss those days so much
@bobjones1783 6 years ago

when I was a kid you could NOT tear me away from this game. it was incredibly addicting and stimulating at the time, still is obviously.
@BobbyXOsavage 10 months ago

This game got me through life while I was a kid 😢, being the only boy child among my sisters , I would play this game for hours everyday . The memories that come with this game is golden. ❤
@simon_nickle 1 year ago

I’ve been falling asleep to this for the past few days. The sounds are so calming and nostalgic they just put me right to sleep
@andrew917 8 years ago

This game is one of the greatest of all time.
@JJsiN84 3 years ago

God, I want to hook up my SNES and play this again. Still have it.
@NyanPoptartCat 3 years ago

Everything about this game was a kid's dream come true. The graphics were great for the day, but it was the gameplay that let my imagination run absolutely wild.
@christianfischer9971 1 year ago

Thank you sharing! Brings back memories. I’m forty now, oldest of five, and we played this a lot as kids. I remember us buying the SNES at Kmart at the time. Then raced home, set the tv on channel three, and set up the system. My grandma and aunt played, too. Each Sunday, I’d visit my grandma and she’d make snacks and hot tea. We’d play for hours. Also used to ride my bike to neighborhood friends and play after school. When I stayed the night on the weekends, their parents ordered pizza, and we’d play half the night. We’d play Super Mario, BattleToads, Earthworm Jim, among others. Another favorite was Street Fighter II. Miss those days!
@bradstafford9044 6 years ago

80% of my childhood in 2 hours..
@LukesYuGiOhChannel 4 years ago

One of the all time great games, still holds up to this day.
@royc888 1 year ago

can't believe this game came out 30 years ago when I was a kid..... all this amazing fun and beautiful music in a Rom less than 1 MB
@anupfuture4 3 years ago

Never got to finish the game. Thanks for playing out what was essentially our most cherished childhood memories. This was the game which was given free when you bought the Japanese made SNES console for the Asian market. I still have the console as well as the game.