Mario is Missing!

1993

Educational

Bowser sets up a castle in Antarctica, and plans to use many hair dryers from Hafta Havit, a mail order company, to melt Antarctica's ice and flood Earth. He sends Koopas to cities across Earth to steal artifacts to fund his operation. Mario, Luigi and Yoshi travel to Bowser's castle to stop him. Luigi is hesitant to go in, so Mario goes by himself and is kidnapped by Bowser, prompting Luigi to rescue him. (wikipedia)

Franchise:

Mario

Genre:

Educational

Developers:

Radical Entertainment, The Software Toolworks

Publishers:

The Software Toolworks, Mindscape, Playtronic Industrial

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1993

Educational

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Ocelot

Rated 19 Jan 2018

I beat this game and I'm not ashamed to admit it. What I am ashamed of is that I'm not ashamed to admit it.

Rated 19 Jan 2018

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Ytadel

Rated 29 Jan 2018

I rented this back in the day so excited for a sequel to Super Mario World. It was not a sequel to Super Mario World.

Rated 29 Jan 2018

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BillyShears

Rated 17 Jan 2018

Every single one of us has wasted a weekend NES/SNES rental on this travesty. Nothing worse than edutainment. Soul crushing. Games like this are why people have trust issues.

Rated 17 Jan 2018

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Ununnilium

Rated 26 Dec 2020

As a kid, I wanted this *so* much, and I'm *so* glad I didn't get it. This is a Carmen Sandiego ripoff, but far less interesting; instead of using geography to chase bad guys, you use it to answer trivia, because guards won't believe you have the *real* ceiling of the Sistine Chapel unless you tell them what city they're in. The gameplay is repetitive, every city has four white people and one black person, and the graphics are memetically bad. There's 20 minutes of ironic fun in here, no more.

Rated 26 Dec 2020

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