Super Mario Adventures Revived is a a very close remake of the classic arade game Mario Adventures in Flash Format. Super Mario Adventures was a landmark event in the history of gaming. It got games off of one or two static screens and made the 2D, scrolling platformer the world's most popular genre. The classic platformer holds up pretty well after all this time, though some minor technical issues prevent this reissue from being as super as the original game. Super Mario Bros. is a 64-level extravaganza that sends Mario up against Bowser, king of the koopas. As Mario, you'll stomp on the insidious turtle creatures, crush mushroom-like goombas beneath your feet, and absolutely crush bullet bills, buzzy beetles, and the like. You'll pick up fireflowers and gain the ability to shoot fireballs, which you'll use to burn up the Hammer brothers, spinys, piranha plants, and more. But mostly, you'll do a whole lot of running and jumping as you make your way through the game's eight worlds. The game's worlds are broken up into four levels each. The fourth level of each world is a castle level with a boss fight against the evil Bowser at the end. The boss fights are mostly identical, with you attempting to either blast your nemesis with fireballs or sneak past him to grab an axe, which causes the bridge Bowser's standing on to collapse. Enjoy this classic now in flash!

Mario Worlds is a fantastic Mario game (created by Veratul) with all the ingredients that made us fall in love with that crazy plumber. This has to be one of the smoothest and cleanest Mario games that I have seen. The movement physics have been skilfully done and add a slightly different feel to the game. The levels are not static as in so many other Mario clones. Instead, Mario will have to navigate his way through moving platforms and keep his wits about him as he finds his way through Mario Worlds. Tested on Windows XP.

Mario Forever is a Super Mario (dated 1985) remake and it was created with Multimedia Fusion. This clone really re-creates all the magic from the original Mario games and I have to take my hat off to the Buziol Games team for such an excellent game.
Once again you strap on your wrench and hardhat and guide the chubby plumber through many skilfully made levels. The diversity of the levels is very impressive. You will have to get through levels ranging from underwater caverns to levels filled with fiery lava.
I found the controls a little tricky to get into. The physics aren't exactly the same as in other mario games, but you'll get used to it in no time at all.