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Super Tilt Bro. is a platform fighting game for NES/Famicom, inspired by Super Smash Bros.
Unlike most NES/Famicom games, it has a online mode with Wi-Fi in the cartridge, although there is also a "no network" UNROM version available (for use on emulators that do not support the Rainbow mapper; only one emulator does support the Rainbow mapper).
Source code is available on GitHub.
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Tropes used in Super Tilt Bro. include:
- Old Format, New Work: Although, as mentioned above, there is an optional Wi-Fi feature, but there is also a version without that feature.
- Videogame Demake
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