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MarioRPGExpert93 wrote:

Panda wrote:

MarioRPGExpert94 wrote:In the song, "Get Low" by Lil John, I thought the lyric after "To the window, to the wall" says "SWEAT DROPS DOWN MY BALLZ"

That is the correct lyric though...

Oh, so that's the REAL lyric in that song!

And the movie was ALSO right!
"I am shocked... And apalled"
-Bart Simpson

......Better not to know ... (stomach upset :'v)

SBGamer wrote:......

Please don't make posts like this. If you don't have anything to contribute to the discussion don't post anything at all

I had this one dream where I met Bomberman, and he made me his own successor before he dies. Yeah, that was self-explanatory, as I play a ton of the few Bomberman games in my life*!

*List of Bomberman games I play through out my whole 24 year, 3 month life:

• Bomberman 64

• Bomberman 64: The Second Attack

• Bomberman Hero

• Super Bomberman 3 (Super Famicom version)

MarioRPGExpert93 wrote:I had this one dream where I met Bomberman, and he made me his own successor before he dies. Yeah, that was self-explanatory, as I play a ton of the few Bomberman games in my life*!

*List of Bomberman games I play through out my whole 24 year, 3 month life:

• Bomberman 64

• Bomberman 64: The Second Attack

• Bomberman Hero

• Super Bomberman 3 (Super Famicom version)

the truth, that game is very entertaining, it must have been a well-entertaining dream

Bump time!

In Christmas break back in 2016, my older sister was going to Thailand, and I message her this one warning:

"Don't get killed by Sagat or M. Bison while you're in Thailand"

I had a dream a while ago that I was in middle school again for some reason, and my parents came to pick me up in a "car" at the end of the day. However, the car was one of those carts that they use at hotels to bring your bags up to your room. It was pretty strange stuff.

I had a nightmare once that I was in a desert,crippled and could barely walk, and every time I fell down, it was impossible to get back up

I had a dream about receiving a N64 case mod for PC, and fiddling with parallel port game cartridges that came with it. It came with Windows 7 Ultimate, PJ64, a homebrew "DOSBox for N64" ROM, and DOSBox itself. Weird, since I have DOSBox installed, but not PJ64.

I dreamed that there was a new skiflying world record in Planica of 265 meters (which would be simply impossible, as of now)

Well, we all know how many of us find SMBX but nobody knows specifically how to tell your story about how you found this wonderful game !!

(this will serve as an example)
I in exactly 2015 I was looking for some level editor of "Angry Birds" (if of that game) and in some page of games I found "super mario flash" a level editor similar to smbx I spend 1 year and I realized that there was "Super mario flash 2 "looking at the official page of the game Pouetpugames.com watching videos of that game I found a smbx tutorial (I thought it was" super mario flash 2 ") it did not take more than a year and I realized that SMBX existed Y...
I did not install it because my computer at that time was much worse than this one that I use now I arrived in February 2017. I was given a computer, it was not the best thing in the world but it was something that I installed first ... Super smash flash 2 then install some emulators and then I remember smbx then install it and I was making levels for a long time that were literally painful even now I wonder why I dared to publish them ... I retired for half a year to create levels but I returned to do atrocities initiating the 2018 I started creating levels well after a month I discovered the smbx forum and now I am here after 2 temporary bans

Dude, simply going to other person's profile reveals how did you find SMBX.

1AmPlayer wrote:Dude, simply going to other person's profile reveals how did you find SMBX.

I'm saying tell a STORY
i put a example telling all the history how i found smbx
but sorry if you don't like the post :\

I was looking for a game engine to create things with so I searched and searched then I remembered Mario maker. So I wanted to get Mario maker and I didn’t have a wii u so I tried cemu and finally got it to work after like two weeks but the one game that refused to work just HAD to be Mario maker. So I searched for alternatives and found unimaker. It was pretty good but also full of bugs and very WIP. I searched for unimaker vids and found bossedit8’s what not to do in unimaker... then after that vid came what not to do in SMBX. I got interested and searched it up. Found 1.3 then 1.4 then 2.0 but I also ended up using 1.4 instead of 2.0 because of 1.4’s user friendly interface compared to the other versions. Well now I make normal content like any other user here on the forums and enjoy doing so.

Cedur wrote:It was some time in early 2015 when Cedur randomly stumbled across the game on Youtube, following the LP of WiiLikeToPlay. When he downloaded the game, he had trouble with the controls and uninstalled and reinstalled it several times until figuring them out.

10/10
-IGN

I found SMBX in about May of 2013. Nuff said

MarioRPGExpert93 wrote:I found SMBX in about May of 2013. Nuff said

holy S**t dat story needs be made a movie,book and legend
the most biggest scritors of the world can't made a legendary story like this
the scientific can't know how is possible make a story so epic like that

Fu**ing infinite/10
-IGN
HOLY S**T


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I still remember how I first found SMBX. It's a fairly typical story.
It was a dark and stormy night. I was browsing the web like the little, clueless kid I was, searching for new Mario fangames. A click on a link, and I find myself in a strange site, containing the words "Super Mario Bros X". A download link was below this string of words. I decided it would be fun to try whatever this new game was. Playing games never hurt anyone, did it?
One click on the download, and the room grew dark. I felt some hands touching me, everywhere, yes even in parts where i didn't want to be touched, and a voice, "i love smb3 styled levels!". Blood spilled out everywhere as the room became SMB3 recolored. The hands were dragging me somewhere. I screamed, but nobody could hear me now. I was stuck, oblivious of the choice I had just made, of the pact I had just concluded. Something knocked me out, and the next thing I knew, my body was tied to a chair, my hands on the keyboard. I couldn't move my arms. The only thing I could have done was playing Super Mario Bros X and visit its forum, smbxgame.com. I would have done this for the rest of my life.
And that's how I started playing SMBX and realized how much I loved SMB3 recolored levels.

i found smbx by searching mario engine in youtube, then i found a site of it, but i was 7 years old, so i didn't knew how to download it.