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Mario is Missing (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1993) Wata Graded 7.0

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Item specifics

Condition
Like New: An item that looks as if it was just taken out of shrink wrap. No visible wear, and all ...
Platform
NES
UPC
0050047109532
MPN
050047109532
Publisher
Mindscape
Genre
Educational
Game Name
Mario is Missing!

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Mindscape
MPN
050047109532
UPC
0050047109532
eBay Product ID (ePID)
4677

Product Key Features

Genre
Educational
Platform
NES
Game Name
Mario is Missing!

Additional Product Features

Release Year
1993
Number of Players
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
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  • by jasous-f21ltb
    Jan 29, 2023Top favorable review

    game is confussing to play but really like the addition to my collection

    love the game great addition to my collection thank you once again

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: ace*angel-collectibles-and-games

  • by macks*game*emporium
    Jul 04, 2008

    Give it a chance, but still overall not that great

    Ironic that this is an educational title, because if you don't 'educate' yourself on this fact before playing, you are likely to despise this game. While licensed by Nintendo, the game is the creation of "The Software Toolworks." Apart from the educational aspect of the game, many were unhappy with the absence of Mario (despite it being clearly apparent from the title that Mario was not to be a participant of the game) - additionally some were displeased with the exodus from the Toadstool kingdom to the real world (a byproduct of being an educational title.) The plot is interesting and the game is somewhat fun in a "Where in World/Time is Carmen San Diego?" kind of way. I also like how the game tried to utilize the Super Mario World look from the SNES.

  • by adawg2255
    Oct 07, 2011

    Get it for the novelty of a rare game, not the actual gameplay.

    The game is probably the pre-cursor to the SNES Super Mario Bros. The "underworld" graphics are that of the SNES game directly. This is an educational game, and therefore has very minimal action. You travel all over the world and in each world are three koopas running around with stolen artifacts relating to that locale. You get them back from the koopas (they can't even hurt you...dumb) and then go answer questions to get the reward for finding them. You do this until you've done this over the entire game (about 16-20 locations worldwide) and then you go defeat a non bowser enemy (he's not in the game at all!) and rescue mario. Pretty simple. Beat in a few hours. Got for the novelty of having such a rare game. Not somethig I'd play more than once every year if even then.

  • by gamermommaof2
    Oct 10, 2006

    Poor Mario!

    Mario games never get old to me and this is one of my favorite ones! I personally own just about every Mario Game ever made and love playing them. I really recommend that you buy this one because it is a really good one!

  • by Ea3fCTyGQ1W@Deleted
    Sep 26, 2016

    Luigi's worst game!!!

    Mario goes missing? Impossible to play.

    Condition: Pre-OwnedSold by: susiestevens226

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