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Minus World

The Minus World (Japanese: マイナスワールド) is an extraneous level created by a glitch found in the 1985 video game Super Mario Bros. It can be encountered by maneuvering the player character, Mario or Luigi, in such a way as to trigger an oversight in the game's level transition system. Players who enter this area are greeted with an endless, looping water…

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Reception

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Overview

17 related topics

Famicom Disk System version

5 related topics

Other glitched worlds

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Genre
Platform
First appearance
Super Mario Bros. (1985)
Type
Glitched world

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Overview

Summary

Famicom Disk System version

Other glitched worlds

Reception

Legacy

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Minus World

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples79
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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Minus World

Top relations

related to Reception · 17
Minus World → According, Both Screen Rant, Edge, Game Informer, GamesRadar, Gavin Lane, Ian Boudreau, Jason Schreier, Justin Towell, Kotaku, Nintendo, Nintendo Life, Nintendo's, Screen Rant, Siliconera, The Minus World, They
related to Famicom Disk System version · 15
Minus World → American, Bowser, Cartridges, FDS, FDS Minus World, Japan, Japanese, Mario, Minus Worlds, Princess Peach, ROM, The, The Famicom Disk System, Warp Pipe, World
related to Legacy · 15
Minus World → Derek Yu, Frog Fractions, Glitches, Jim Stormdancer, Minus Warp Zones, Spelunky, Super Mario Bros, Super Meat Boy, Super Paper Mario, The, The Escapist, The Legend, The Underwhere, World, Zelda
related to Summary · 13
Minus World → However, In, Mario, Mario's, Ricoh, So, The, The Minus World, To, Warp Pipe, Warp Pipes, Warp Zone, World
related to history · 9
Minus World → It, Miyamoto, Nintendo Power, Shigeru Miyamoto, Since, Super Mario Bros, This, When, When Super Mario Bros
related to Other glitched worlds · 6
Minus World → Family BASIC, Game Genie, Just, Tennis, The, There
First appearance · 1
Minus World → Super Mario Bros. (1985)
Genre · 1
Minus World → Platform
Type · 1
Minus World → Glitched world

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world minus mario game super glitch level bros one video nintendo players version games system levels creator worlds disk first

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Minus WorldFirst appearanceSuper Mario Bros. (1985)1.00infobox
Minus WorldGenrePlatform1.00infobox
Minus WorldTypeGlitched world1.00infobox
Game Genieinstance ofThe remaining worlds can be accessed via hot swapping cartridges or by using memory modifiers0.80text
Minus Worldrelated to Famicom Disk System versionThe Famicom Disk System0.60section
Minus Worldrelated to Famicom Disk System versionFDS0.60section
Minus Worldrelated to Famicom Disk System versionJapan0.60section
Minus Worldrelated to Famicom Disk System versionMario0.60section
Minus Worldrelated to Famicom Disk System versionThe0.60section
Minus Worldrelated to Famicom Disk System versionFDS Minus World0.60section
Minus Worldrelated to Famicom Disk System versionPrincess Peach0.60section
Minus Worldrelated to Famicom Disk System versionBowser0.60section

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