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Verkauft wird das Spiel Mario Bros für den Nintendo NES. Bild nicht zwingend ein Originalbild. Modul ist in jedem Fall in spielbarem Zustand. Label grundsätzlich OK, höchstens kleine Ablösungen des Labels oder minimal fehlende Teile des Labels sind toleriert. Die meisten Module sind jedoch einwandfrei.
État de l'article
Spiel mit höchstens kleinen Gebrauchsspuren. Spiel wurde gereinigt und funktioniert einwandfrei.
Dimensions et poids (sans garantie)
Longueur: 14cm
Largeur: 12cm
Hauteur: 2cm
Poids: 105g
Caractéristiques de l'article
AnzahlSpieler : 2
Erscheinungsjahr : 1986
Genre : JumpnRun
Herausgeber : Nintendo
Herstellergarantie : Keine
Herstellernummer : NichtZutreffend
Kompatibelmit : NichtZutreffend
Lagerort : Hauptlager
Marke : Markenlos
MitGebrauchsanleitung : Nein
Multiplayer : Ja
OnlineSpielbar : Nein
Plattform : NES
Regionalcode : PAL
Regionalcode-Detail : PALB
Spielname : N/A
Sport-Subgenre : NichtZutreffend
USK-Einstufung : USK0
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Mario Bros. is an arcade game made by Nintendo and released in July 14, 1983. It was also released on the NES, Atari 2600, Atari 5200, and Atari 7800 as well as a large multitude of home computer systems. The game introduces the first appearance of Luigi in a game, and is the first installment in the Mario Bros. after the Game & Watch game of the same name. It was also released for the Virtual Console on the Wii for 500 Wii Points, and the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U for $4.99.
A very different variant of Mario Bros. released 3 months early also appears on the Game & Watch, but without color and utilizing two screens. Mario Bros. is also included as a separate minigame, playing like the original game with updated graphics in the two-player mode of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES, and for the role-playing game Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and all 4 games on the Super Mario Advance series on the Game Boy Advance. For these Game Boy Advance remake games, there is also an added two to four-player battle mode, meaning that other players can join the player's game through the use of a Game Boy Advance link cable. The NES version of Mario Bros. was also ported to the e-Reader under the name, Mario Bros.-e. The game had three obscure sequels: two direct 1984 follow-ups for Japanese home computers called Punch Ball Mario Bros. and Mario Bros. Special, and a 1995 entry for the Virtual Boy called Mario Clash.
Although Donkey Kong was the first official game to feature Mario, Mario Bros. is often considered the first "real" Mario game, as it is the first game to actually use Mario's name. Donkey Kong is also a part of the series of the same name.
The game features a simple stage in which the player plays in an endless game. Much of the gameplay appears to have been inspired by an arcade game named Joust. Enemies come from the pipes on the top and head downwards, where they may enter the pipes again to return to the top. The goal in each phase is to defeat all enemies, which is done by jumping up and hitting the floor below enemies. This flips them, giving the player the chance to kick them away, which is rewarded with 800 points. The POW Block can also be used to flip enemies; however, it can be used only three times. After an enemy is knocked away, a coin (a "wafer" in the Atari 2600 version of the game) appears from one of the pipes, and gives 800 points when collected. When all enemies are defeated, the player continues to the next phase. In later levels, different types of enemies and harming fireballs appear. From time to time, a bonus level appears where all coins have to be collected in order to get an extra 3000-5000 points. The POW Block regenerates after the second bonus level and every subsequent bonus level. (Quelle: mariowiki.com)
