How Super Mario Bros Was Made Into 40 Kilobytes

Super Mario Bros for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) was published in 1985 and had pushed the limits of early game development. How did it manage to create a large horizontal game with very little storage space that's smaller than a PNG image?

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