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Nintendo Legend Reveals Super Mario Bros.' Most Surprising Innovation

Nintendo designer Shigeru Miyamoto pinpoints the NES game's most notable invention, which remains unique 41 years after the original Super Mario Bros.

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Nintendo Legend Reveals Super Mario Bros.' Most Surprising Innovation
Nintendo designer Shigeru Miyamoto pinpoints the NES game's most notable invention, which remains unique 41 years after the original Super Mario Bros.
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