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It's true, SMB3 is such an amazing game and in no small part because of how well implemented it was technically. Playing on an original system, the controls ar
by sneed_chucker 3y ago
It's true, SMB3 is such an amazing game and in no small part because of how well implemented it was technically.
Playing on an original system, the controls are so responsive, the scrolling is super smooth, and the game manages to mitigate sprite-flickering much better than other NES titles.
It's definitely crazy when you compare it to the Famicom/NES releases of the mid 1980s.
But as you said, cartridge-based games can be used to augment the existing hardware in a system. I think later SNES games included extra hardware in the cartridges to do accelerated graphics in games like Star Fox and Doom.