Dr. Mario

Dr. Mario is a Video game of puzzle developed by Nintendo, left on arcade, Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy in 1990. The version arcade is called Vs. Dr. Mario .

History

Doctor Mario must eliminate the viruses contained in his test-tube, helped of his assistant, the Peach princess of the kingdom mushroom.

Gameplay

The principle of the play is close to Columns . Each level consists of a bottle contaminated by a certain number of viruses, represented with the screen by boxes of colors. There exist three kinds of virus: the blue ones, yellows and reds. To eliminate them, Mario throws in the bottle of the formed two-tone capsules of two blocks (blue-blue, yellow-yellow, red-red, blue-red, blue-yellow or yellow-red). These capsules disappear if four of the same blocks color are aligned, therefore to make disappear the viruses, it is necessary to move, turn over and accumulate the capsules so as to align the blocks on a of the same virus color. The level is finished when all the virus disappeared, then one passes at the following level. Each level contains obviously more virus than the precedent.

Dr. Mario contains a multi-players mode in whom two friends have their own bottle to be decontaminated before the other.

Series

Dr. Mario at summer taken again on SNES and N64, respectively under the title Tetris and Dr. Mario (1994) and Dr. Mario 64 (2001).

The play was also republished in its original version on GameCube in compilation Nintendo Puzzle Collection in February 2003, then in the series BORN Classics on GBA in January 2005.

Let us note also the existence of Dr. Wario . It is about a no-claims bonus débloquable of Wario Ware Inc. on GBA, which follows the same rules exactly as Dr. Mario .

There exists also a clone of Dr. Mario in the play " Dr. KAWASHIMA programs drive cerebral avançé" , begun again under the name of " bactéricide". this one appears all in bottom of the list of the activities proposed by this software after the success of some exercises.

Dr. Mario is a combatant in Super Bros Smash. Fray. Its attacks resemble those of Mario.

See too

List of plays Nintendo Entertainment System

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