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Mario & Wario

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Mario and Wario SNES Japanese mario game

Super FamicomJapan only Mario & Wario Guide a blinded Mario through 100 levels using only a fairy and your wits DeveloperGame Freak PublisherNintendo DesignerSatoshi Tajiri Japan27 August 1993 WestNever released PeripheralSNES Mouse required Levels100 + Extra World OverviewStoryGameplayCharactersEnemiesThe worldsBlocks & obstaclesItemsWario fight bonus stagesNintendo Power coverageMario vs. Wario comicsAdaptations in mangaDevelopmentTriviaDownloads Overview Mario & Wario … Read more

Mario’s Early Years: Fun with Numbers (SNES)

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Mario teaches numbers in Mario's Early Years Fun with Numbers on the SNES

SNESPC Mario’s Early Years! Fun with Numbers Counting, shapes and maths for the very youngest Mario fans DeveloperSoftware Toolworks PublisherSoftware Toolworks / Mindscape GenreEdutainment PlayersSingle-player PlatformsSNES, MS-DOS InputSNES Mouse / PC Mouse OverviewHow it worksThe worldsCharactersSNES vs PCRegional differencesReleasesTriviaDownloads Overview Mario’s Early Years! Fun with Numbers is an educational game for young children focusing on … Read more

Mario’s Early Years: Fun with Letters (SNES)

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Mario Teaches the alphabet in Marios Early Years: Fun with letters on the SNES

SNESPC Mario’s Early Years! Fun with Letters A,B,C with Mario — pre-reading basics for the very youngest players DeveloperSoftware Toolworks PublisherSoftware Toolworks / Mindscape GenreEdutainment PlayersSingle-player PlatformsSNES, MS-DOS InputSNES Mouse / PC Mouse OverviewHow it worksThe worldsCharactersAudioSNES vs PCTriviaDownloads Overview The UK IBM-PC release was titled Mario Teaches Words rather than Fun with Letters. Mario’s … Read more

Mario Tennis (VBoy)

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VIRTUAL BOY · 1995 NINTENDO R&D1 / TOSE LAUNCH TITLE FIRST MARIO TENNIS Mario’s Tennis (Virtual Boy, 1995) The first tennis game in the Super Mario franchise — and the game that started a series. Mario’s Tennis was a Virtual Boy launch title in 1995, using the hardware’s stereoscopic 3D to create a genuinely convincing … Read more

Mario Clash (VBoy)

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VIRTUAL BOY · 1995 NINTENDO R&D1 SINGLE-PLAYER FIRST 3D MARIO Mario Clash (Virtual Boy, 1995) Mario Bros. reinvented for the third dimension. The first ever 3D stereoscopic Mario game — a Virtual Boy original where Mario uses Koopa shells to knock enemies off platforms across a two-layer foreground/background arena. Obscure but genuinely creative, and now … Read more

Super Mario Bros & Friends: When I grow up (PC)

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MS-DOS · 1992 ⭐ ELECTRIC CRAYON SERIES MERIT SOFTWARE DIGITAL COLOURING BOOK Super Mario Bros. & Friends: When I Grow Up (1992) A digital colouring book for MS-DOS featuring Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser and the whole gang — all dressed up as doctors, lawyers, firefighters, rock stars and more. Educational, wonderfully weird, and one of … Read more

Mario Teaches Typing 2 (PC)

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WINDOWS · MAC SEQUEL TO MTT (1992) INTERPLAY · BRAINSTORM · 1996 Mario Teaches Typing 2 (1996) The sequel to the game that gave Mario his voice. Released October 31, 1996 for Windows and Mac, Mario Teaches Typing 2 is the last educational Mario game ever made — Shigeru Miyamoto personally ended the Interplay partnership … Read more

Mario Teaches Typing (PC)

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MS-DOS · MAC · WINDOWS 1992 FLOPPY · 1994 CD-ROM ⭐ MARIO’S FIRST VOICE — EVER Mario Teaches Typing (1992) The game that made Mario talk. Developed and published by Interplay Productions in 1992, Mario Teaches Typing is a typing tutor starring Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach — and the very first video game in … Read more

Mario’s Game Gallery (PC)

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PC EXCLUSIVE MS-DOS · WINDOWS · MAC ⭐ CHARLES MARTINET’S FIRST GAME Mario’s Game Gallery (1995) Five classic board and card games — Checkers, Go Fish, Dominoes, Backgammon and Yacht — all played against a fully voiced Mario. A genuine curiosity in the Mario library: the first game ever to feature Charles Martinet as Mario’s … Read more

Mario Bros: Punch Ball (FM7)

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FM-7 · PC-88 · X1 · 1984 HUDSON SOFT 8 PLATFORMS JAPAN ONLY Punch Ball Mario Bros. Mario Bros. — but with punch balls. Hudson Soft’s 1984 Japan-only computer game takes the original arcade formula and adds a projectile mechanic that changes everything. Released across eight different Japanese home computer systems, it’s one of the … Read more