If you need help getting any of them, I wrote a walkthrough detailing how to find each one. It's a tab on the game page. :3

from Solitayre
I could have done without the story being 'halibabica vs Talking Time' but at least it's almost 100% skippable.

It was worth it to bury that awful hatchet; it hasn't bothered me since. Besides, I've heard people say they really liked the story.

author=Solitayre
That you volunteering to run it? Because we can hook you up.

I'd be down for it! However, I haven't quite figured out how to structure the event yet(what judges we would need, what rules to be in place, what to even title this, etc.). I'd also wait for about a month or so to kick it off, because my main computer is experiencing some connection problems that I'll hopefully fix soon.

I'll keep you posted!

author=kentona
Am I the only one who didn't particularly enjoy Super RMN World? I'm in to RMN Bros for the hodge-podge!

I feel like we can do this again to some degree, but maybe as more of a "level-making contest" like the Tower of Bias series over at the SMBX forums. Those who make the best levels could win some prize.

It could be good event material that might revive some interest in SMBX.

author=kentona
Am I the only one who didn't particularly enjoy Super RMN World? I'm in to RMN Bros for the hodge-podge!

RMN World was a hodge-podge, just one with more QA and a fantastically presented and interesting hub world.

I could have done without the story being 'halibabica vs Talking Time' but at least it's almost 100% skippable.

Yeah Green Suede Shoes wasn't your greatest level but it was still better than 2/3 of the game.

RMN Bros 1 was a lot of fun to make and very experimental, people just trying things and seeing what worked. Very fun. It just didn't lead to a coherent or structured game. I actually thought the hub world was cool though!

RMN Bros 2 wasn't that bad, it actually fixed a lot of the problems with the first game, it just had a lot of development problems. With a better world map and a little more quality control this one would have been fine.

I think RMN Bros 3 was the worst. Quantity over quality, a monotonous hub world, almost half the levels laughably unplayable. I threw my level for this one together in an hour because I'd given up on the series by this point.

RMN World made me believe again.

author=halibabica
This is why we made RMN All-Stars, remember? I still posit that far greater sins have been committed in the Mario romhack community.

'touche

My overall thoughts on the series is this:

RMN Bros. 1 - Basically everyone was making their first level with this. Top it off with the addition of a convoluted, threat-imposing HUB world and a lack of cohesion, the game was a giant mess. It holds a bit of charm in being the rough first game of the series, though.

RMN Bros. 2 - Took a step forward by introducing quality control with its levels, but still wasn't strict enough about filtering out the crap. It had some really good levels (I especially remember Racheal's ghost house level), but also some really bad ones (That one with the spinies in the woods and the glitchy fences). Ultimately, this game landed in the dreaded "mediocre zone," where it's not good enough to be worth playing, yet not awful enough to be laughed at like the previous entry or its sequel.

RMN Bros. 3 - Had the most experimental levels of the series so far, allowing for some more memorable levels. At the same time, the experimentation didn't work well in its favor, as some of the worst ideas I've ever seen conceived for a mario level were witnessed in this game. It's a different kind of "bad" from RMN Bros 1; that game was bad because people had no idea what they were doing, this game was bad because people had an idea what they were doing but didn't apply it well to the engine's limitations. Thus, we got an NPC babysitting level, a broken scrolling level, a falling level, and secret star abuse. It was horrible.

RMN All-Stars - Took the good levels from the previous games and made said good levels even better. This was the start of an actually good entry to the series.

RMN World - This is, hands-down, the series' saving grace thus far. The strict quality control worked well in the game's favor overall, and while some levels do have flaws, it was still an overall fun game to play.