FAQ About Mario

The number of worlds in Mario games can vary depending on the specific game. Mario games often follow a structure where players progress through different worlds or levels, each with its own theme and challenges. Here are some examples of the number of worlds in popular Mario games:

• Super Mario Bros. (NES): The original Super Mario Bros. game features eight worlds, with four levels in each world, for a total of 32 levels.
• Super Mario World (SNES): Super Mario World consists of seven main worlds, known as "Domes," with multiple levels in each. There are also additional secret levels and worlds to discover.
• Super Mario 64 (Nintendo 64): Super Mario 64 features 15 main worlds called "Courses." Each Course has multiple objectives and stars to collect.
• Super Mario Galaxy (Wii): Super Mario Galaxy contains six main worlds called "Galaxies." Each Galaxy has multiple levels and challenges to complete.
• Super Mario Odyssey (Nintendo Switch): Super Mario Odyssey features a variety of kingdoms to explore, each with its own distinct theme. The game includes 17 main kingdoms, along with additional smaller areas.