Mario Bros. (Nintendo Music)

From the Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
Mario Bros.
Album art for Mario Bros. in Nintendo Music
Composed by:
Yukio Kaneoka (uncredited)
Publisher Nintendo
Release date World July 21, 2025[1]
Format Digital
System Nintendo Entertainment System
Number of tracks 10
Length 1:06[2]

Mario Bros. is a digital soundtrack corresponding to the Mario Bros. game for the Nintendo Entertainment System that was made available on Nintendo Music on July 21, 2025. It was released alongside the soundtracks of 25 other Nintendo Entertainment System games, including Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr., Donkey Kong Jr. Math, Golf, Pinball, Donkey Kong 3, and Wrecking Crew.

Tracklist[edit]

The banner image for Mario Bros. on Nintendo Music.
The Mario Bros. banner, found at the top of the page.
Image English title Japanese title Length Extend to... supported Playlist(s)
Mario Bros. Characters Other
Thumbnail for "Title BGM" from Mario Bros. for Nintendo Music Title BGM タイトルBGM
Taitoru BGM
0:13 A red "X" mark, used to indicate when something is false or not applicable. Top tracks NES Selects
Thumbnail for "Game Start" from Mario Bros. for Nintendo Music Game Start ゲームスタート
Gēmu sutāto
0:07 A red "X" mark, used to indicate when something is false or not applicable. Top tracks 2025 Selects
Thumbnail for "Player Down" from Mario Bros. for Nintendo Music Player Down ミス
Misu
0:04 A red "X" mark, used to indicate when something is false or not applicable. Top tracks
Thumbnail for "Restart" from Mario Bros. for Nintendo Music Restart リスタート
Risutāto
0:03 A red "X" mark, used to indicate when something is false or not applicable. Top tracks
Thumbnail for "Clear" from Mario Bros. for Nintendo Music Clear クリア
Kuria
0:03 A red "X" mark, used to indicate when something is false or not applicable. Top tracks
Thumbnail for "Game Start (Phase 2 Onward)" from Mario Bros. for Nintendo Music Game Start (Phase 2 Onward) ゲームスタート(2面以降)
Gēmu Start (2-men ikō)
0:04 A red "X" mark, used to indicate when something is false or not applicable. Top tracks
Thumbnail for "Extra Points" from Mario Bros. for Nintendo Music Extra Points エキストラスコア
Ekisutora sukoa
0:03 A red "X" mark, used to indicate when something is false or not applicable. Top tracks
Thumbnail for "Bonus Round" from Mario Bros. for Nintendo Music Bonus Round ボーナス面
Bōnasu men
0:25 A green check mark, used to indicate when something is true or applicable.
Thumbnail for "Perfect Score" from Mario Bros. for Nintendo Music Perfect Score パーフェクトスコア
Pāfekuto sukoa
0:03 A red "X" mark, used to indicate when something is false or not applicable. Top tracks
Thumbnail for "Game Over" from Mario Bros. for Nintendo Music Game Over ゲームオーバー
Gēmu ōbā
0:07 A red "X" mark, used to indicate when something is false or not applicable. Top tracks

Playlists[edit]

Playlist Tracks Length
Cover image for the Top tracks playlist from Mario Bros. on Nintendo Music
Top tracks
  • Title BGM
  • Game Start
  • Player Down
  • Restart
  • Clear
  • Game Start (Phase 2 Onward)
  • Extra Points
  • Perfect Score
  • Game Over
0:42[3] (9 tracks)

Gallery[edit]

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseマリオブラザーズ
Mario Burazāzu
Mario Bros.[2]
Korean마리오브라더스
Mario Beuradeoseu
Mario Bros.[2]

Notes[edit]

  • Despite appearing in both the "NES Selects" and "Mario Series Selects" playlists, "Title BGM" is not present in the "Nintendo Music Selects" playlist.
  • Mario Bros. is the only soundtrack on Nintendo Music that has a track supporting the "Extend to..." feature to not have an Extended-Playback Collection playlist. "Bonus Round", the game's only track that supports the "Extend to..." feature, is also the game's only track not included in the "Top tracks" playlist, or any other playlist.
    • Mario Bros. is one of three soundtracks from the Super Mario franchise on Nintendo Music to not have an "Extended-Playback Collection" playlist, alongside Golf and Pinball.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Soundtracks from 26 NES classics, including Donkey Kong, Ice Climber, and Duck Hunt are available now on the #NintendoMusic app! The songs are retro, but their time is now! Listen here: https://ninten.do/6015sDL4S" – Nintendo of America (July 21, 2025). https://x.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1947463775570768066. X (English). Retrieved August 5, 2025.
  2. ^ a b c Polley001. Nintendo Music Information Database. Google Sheets (English). Retrieved September 3, 2026.
  3. ^ Polley001. Nintendo Music Playlist Database. Google Sheets (English). Retrieved September 3, 2026.