Video games up to that point all consisted of one static background image. That image might change when you went to a different level, but on each level the screen was the same. Super Mario Brother was the first game that had scrolling screens; the background moved along with the character. I'm not sure what is meant here by skipping, though."Super Mario Bros was very innovating upon release, for it was the first video game to consisted of more than one screen at the same time, using scrolling and skipping techniques".
I've never heard this before. I admit that I've only played the arcade machine a scant few times, but it always seemed identical to me."The Arcade version of this game was slightly different to the NES version: it was more difficult."
I'll do some checking of my own to see if I can come up with more information for you.




