The oddball entry — turnip-throwing instead of stomping, still beloved. Pick Mario, Luigi, Toad or Princess Peach, each with different jump and grab abilities, and pull vegetables from the ground to throw at enemies.
Super Mario Bros. 2 is one of the classic NES-era titles still worth loading up on an emulator today. The oddball entry — turnip-throwing instead of stomping, still beloved. Pick Mario, Luigi, Toad or Princess Peach, each with different jump and grab abilities, and pull vegetables from the ground to throw at enemies.
You can run Super Mario Bros. 2 on any of the platform guides covered on this site — Android, iPhone/iPad, Windows, Mac or Linux. The emulator provides the console, but you'll need your own legally owned game file to load into it — this page doesn't distribute ROMs.
Save your progress in Super Mario Bros. 2 at almost any point, not just at the game's own checkpoints.
Speed through slower sections of Super Mario Bros. 2 and get back to the action faster.
Play Super Mario Bros. 2 with a Bluetooth or USB controller instead of keyboard or touch controls.
Apply CRT and scanline filters for an old-school television look while playing Super Mario Bros. 2.
The same basic process works across Android, iOS, Windows, Mac and Linux.
Install the NES emulator for your device — see the platform guides linked above.
Only use a copy of Super Mario Bros. 2 that you legally own or have backed up yourself.
Open the file from your emulator's file browser or Open ROM option.
Set up keyboard, touch or controller inputs before you start playing.
Use the save state option in Super Mario Bros. 2 to save your progress and resume later.
Pick your platform to get set up.
The emulator apps themselves are free. You need your own legally owned copy or backup of Super Mario Bros. 2 to load as a game file — this site doesn't provide game ROMs.
Super Mario Bros. 2 runs on any NES emulator, including Android, iOS, Windows, Mac and Linux builds covered on this site.
Yes. Most NES emulators support Bluetooth or USB controllers as well as keyboard and on-screen touch controls.
Yes. NES emulators support save states, letting you save and resume Super Mario Bros. 2 from almost any point, not just the game's built-in checkpoints.
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