 "Super Mario Bros. 3" is one of the games represented as themes in both "Super Mario Maker" and "Super Mario Maker 2".In the early 1990s, game developers John Carmack and Tom Hall developed an adaptive tile refresh technology to perform smooth, side-scrolling graphics on EGA cards for IBM clone personal computers.They used it to develop a clone of "Super Mario Bros. 3" and presented it to Nintendo, who rejected it to retain exclusivity for their games on Nintendo consoles.