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Why Robin Makes Batman Better As promised, Jay Pavlina has delivered Ryu Hayabusa from the NES Ninja Gaiden as the seventh playable character in the flash sensation Super Mario Bros Crossover. Other character-specific abilities have been included in the game’s 1.1 update.
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Jay Pavlina’s not done with his awesome-sauce Super Mario Bros Crossover. It’s totally getting post-release support. And an update on the way June 25 will give Link, Samus, Mega Man et al even more powers and attacks.
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A deadly assassin stalks the back alleys of the Mushroom Kingdom, as Exploding Rabbit adds a new challenger to popular Flash game mash-up Super Mario Bros Crossover. Those poor Goombas will never see it coming.
What if Exploding Rabbit’s excellent Flash game Super Mario Crossover were a real Nintendo game? It would probably look something like this.
