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Super Mario Bros.

Under the hood

The 10 projects behind Super Mario Bros.: what each is, its license, how much of its code matches the original, its last commit and the systems it ships for. Then how they connect, and who made them.

Projects

On a narrow screen, the table scrolls sideways.

ProjectStatusLicenseCode matchedLast commitStarsSystems
What brings it back (10)
smb1Disassemblynot knownnot knownnot knownApr 11, 202240not known
smb1-disasmDisassemblynot knownnot knownnot knownSep 3, 202239not known
SuperMarioBrosNESRecompRecompilationnot knownnot knownnot knownOct 19, 202638Windows
UEFI_SuperMarioSource portnot knownnot knownnot knownMay 3, 202636not known
smb-disassemblyDisassemblynot knownnot knownnot knownMay 16, 202128not known
lynx_smbSource portnot knownnot knownnot knownOct 20, 202623not known
smbRecompilationnot knownApache-2.0not knownOct 17, 202614not known
smb-recompRecompilationnot knownnot knownnot knownApr 12, 20264not known
smb-cleanroomGamenot knownnot knownnot knownnot knownnot knownnot known
Super Mario Bros.Decompilationnot knownnot knownnot knownnot knownnot knownnot known

Code matched is decomp.dev's latest measure, linked to its page. Stars and the last commit are the repository's.

How they connect

Forks, and what each project is built on or needs. Projects in grey are not Super Mario Bros.'s.

People

From recomp.gg shelf, read Oct 11, 2026, SubmitGame's list, read Oct 20, 2026, GitHub releases, read Oct 20, 2026 and the GitHub API, read Oct 21, 2026. Each project's page names where its own facts come from.