Uploaded May 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Super Boy 4 was a 1992 game by Zemina, who previously created Super Boy 1 and 2 (Super Mario Bros. clones for MSX and SG-1000), and Super Boy 3, which was a very strange Super Mario Bros. 3/Super Mario World hybrid for MSX and SG-1000.
Super Boy 4 is the last of the series, and the first to actually look presentable, and truly be playable. It takes most of its graphics and enemies from Super Mario World, and oddly enough, succeeds at looking almost just like the real thing (I always thought SMW looked more like an SMS game or early PC Engine game anyway, not quite 16-bit in my opinion).
Super Boy 4 was a 1992 game by Zemina, who previously created Super Boy 1 and 2 (Super Mario Bros. clones for MSX and SG-1000), and Super Boy 3, which was a very strange Super Mario Bros. 3/Super Mario World hybrid for MSX and SG-1000.
Super Boy 4 is the last of the series, and the first to actually look presentable, and truly be playable. It takes most of its graphics and enemies from Super Mario World, and oddly enough, succeeds at looking almost just like the real thing (I always thought SMW looked more like an SMS game or early PC Engine game anyway, not quite 16-bit in my opinion).










