Japan’s new wearable air conditioner belt is here just in time for the Tokyo heat wave 4 views.

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So what are you waiting for? Go over to Full Screen Mario and save Princess Peach from the comforts of your computer chair (just make sure your boss isn’t around). ▼ Click the “Level Editor” button in the lower left hand corner and…

▼ Use the Map Select menu to choose which stage you want to start from. Since you’re playing on a computer, the controls are a little different and the browser game is still in beta phase, but it still delivers an awesome Mario gaming experience. For those who feel confident, you can even drag and drop items to create completely new and unique levels. What’s even cooler is that the game is wide screen, giving you a different, arguably better playing experience than that of your childhood. browser game was made using HTML5 which means you don’t even have to have Flash Player installed on your computer to maneuver the world’s most famous plumber through drain pipes and over puddles of lava. And not only can you squish Goombas and revisit your favorite place to get infinite 1-UPs, but you can even create your own custom levels. is now playable in your web browser thanks to Full Screen Mario, an open source (and completely free!) browser game created by Josh Goldberg. Also, if this question would be better suited for the main video player bugs thread, please let me know.For those too young to have owned an NES or too old and lazy to dust yours off, Super Mario Bros. I don't know if the issue is on my end or not, but given that the issue is only with this specific video player I decided to ask for some help.

I have tried all the standard troubleshooting steps (switched between progressive, html, and progressive) turning off the mouse, moving it everywhere I can, etc. Other video players don't seem to have this problem (youtube, vimeo, etc.) but it makes it very difficult to watch premium content on the TV. On my desktop PC it's fine, but I recently hooked up an old tower to my TV and for some reason on that setup it never goes away. The progress bar (or tracking bar? the bar at the bottom of the player) doesn't disappear on a certain setup I have. Hopefully this hasn't already been covered, I tried looking around a bit first and couldn't find anything.

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