Super Smash Bros is by all accounts a fantastic game franchise. But there's one problem - it isn't portable. Plus, there are just too many colors. So t🍨he only thing that would make it better is i🍰f you could play it on-the-go on a 1980s green-and-black screen.

That's whathas done in a brand new homebrew game called Super Smash Land. It actually runs on the 📖old Game Boy engine and lets players see what the SSB experience is like on a vintage Nintendo system.

Super Smash Land is, sadly, just a demo. There are three stages and only 🥃two characters - Mari🍨o and Kirby - to choose from. But then again, this is the Game Boy we're talking about, so no one's shooting for the moon to begin with.

The demo is playable through emulation♓ software, and even supports four-player multiplayer.

Now all that Dan Fornance guy needs to do 𝔉is invent a time machine and show this game to Nintendoꦏ in 1992, and he'd be a high-powered executive by now.

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Dec 14, 2010