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Syobon Action, more commonly known as Cat Mario, is a Japanese flash game made by Chiku in December 2007. The game is a parody of Super Mario Bros. for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
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Why It Intentionally Got Bob-ombed
Disclaimer: This game is a parody, and it was meant to be bad in the first place.
- Ugly visuals. Most of the textures look like they were traced from the original Super Mario Bros. game, and for some reason the colors are washed-out, which gives the game a terrible look, considering the fact that the original game had much more vibrant visuals.
- The original graphics are even worse as they look like they were created in Microsoft Paint.
- The enemies are really sluggish, and their designs are laughable.
- The game plays almost the same as the original Super Mario Bros, making it feel like a reskin.
- It's extremely short once you figured out how to complete it. You can complete it in less than 10 minutes.
- Very poor title screen as shown in the infobox.
- Unfair difficulty as enemies pop up out of nowhere, some blocks being obstructed, and environmental hazards being very well-hidden.
- Warp Zones do nothing but kill you.
- The game, for some reason, doesn't support other languages except Japanese, which is quite uncommon.
- Hitting the message blocks from Super Mario World potentially crashes the game which can be huge problem mainly due to the extreme difficulty spike of the game and the fact that appears in the second level onwards. If you're playing the original version of this game (see the picture above) and hit those aforementioned blocks, you're forced to start from the very beginning. Later versions has a level selection.
Intentional Redeeming Qualities
- It can be "so bad, it's good".