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Dr. Mario (Nintendo NES, 1990)
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- Buy It NowDr. Mario Nintendo Entertainment System NES Brand New Factory Sealed H-Seam
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Have fun challenging friends and family playing a puzzling game of critical thinking and logic with the Dr. Mario puzzle game for Nintendo Entertainment Systems. Dr. Mario NES Nintendo video game offers one-player and two-player game modes allowing for competition between gamers. Assume the role of doctor Mario who lines up pills to destroy viruses, similar to the Tetris. Manipulate the two-colored medical pills as they fall into a medicine bottle that represents the playing field. When four or more matching colors are arranged vertically or horizontally they are cleared. Keep the virus from spreading or else the pills will crowd the bottle and the game is over. Complete each level by ensuring the bottle does not fill up and enhancing your Dr., Mario skills along the way.Product Identifiers
PublisherNintendo
MPNNOT SPECIFIED
UPC0045496630621
eBay Product ID (ePID)4344
Product Key Features
PlatformNintendo NES
RatingE-Everyone
Game NameDr. Mario
Additional Product Features
Release Year1990
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- Apr 26, 2017
Dr. Mario for the NES
Dr. Mario is a great classic. My family love the sounds on it and we get very competitive with each other. Simple game play, so it is easy for young kids to learn. Even with the very simple game play older people will have fun if they play against others. Personally I don't play the single player game but love to challenge other people. This game is way better against someone. Although the single player can be challenging, it doesn't hold my attention as long as competing against other people. Graphics are not very good but they don't need to be on a game like this. Very good go to game to have on hand and entertain people.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Aug 02, 2019
Keeps You On Your Toes!
Love this game, it is a brain user that keeps you on your toes when you get into the upper levels on high speed! Your hands and eyes have to be quick to place the pills Dr. Mario tosses, one wrong move could be all she wrote. LOL! It is a great game! Love the acts they show after you complete the rounds. On level 20 high when you win it a alien ship comes down and beams up the viruses! This game is sort of based on Tetris! but more fun. Great for kids and adults alike.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Dec 23, 2020
Love Dr. Mario! Highly Adictive!
If you like Tetris, YOU’LL LOVE Dr. Mario! It is a game where you drop pills of varying colors on top of “viruses” of the same varying colors, to clear the board and advance. I love this game so much! It is played on the original Nintendo NES. And it’s highly addictive and a fun game to play for hours! Buy a copy for yourself and see how awesome it is to play! George from South Carolina.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jan 08, 2020
Awesome game for the NES!
Came in a little earlier than expected so that's good. Had to clean it up a bit to get it to play, but that's the same for most NES games. Dust cover was an unexpected touch and the game was quite addicting! Will buy from again.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Feb 03, 2020
Most played game in my collection!
This has become a nightly favorite between me and my girl. Many hours into this cart. The only question I have is.... Will she ever beat me? It seems unlikely, but she has gotten much better recently. ;-)Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Apr 25, 2019
Classic!
I love this game. This is in my EDC gameboy pack now! It has a feel of Tetris with a new spin on a similar goal.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Dec 14, 2017
great game
it was a great experience from start to finish! Not only was the product exactly as discribed, it was cleaned and works great! The fast shiping was fantastic!Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Mar 17, 2020
Plays Great!
Plays great! My favorite game for nes,nintendo 64 and wii. Yes, I have them all! I love this game!Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Feb 11, 2019
Dr Mario is a family fav. NES game cartridge in great shape. Gets played a lot.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jan 26, 2016
A brick is a brick, a pill is a brick! Boring, boring, boring!
Dr. Mario was originally released in 1990 for the NES and the original Game Boy handheld system. At the time, Dr. Mario was one of many Tetris-like games that was released to ride the coattails of Alexei Pajitnov's puzzle classic, whose popularity was at an all-time high. Dr. Mario turned out to be one of the better Tetris clones, which is probably why it has been released for the Game Boy Advance as part of the classic NES series. And like any good puzzle game, Dr. Mario's addictive style of gameplay has stood the test of time; the inclusion of wireless networking capability adds even more value. The GBA version of Dr. Mario is basically a straight port of the NES version. For those unfamiliar with the original, the gameplay centers on a medicine bottle-shaped playing field. This field is filled with small, wriggling viruses of three different colors: red, blue, and yellow. Dr. Mario stands off to the right of the bottle, tossing in vitamin capsules that consist of combinations of the same three colors. You must stack like-colored capsules onto the viruses in order to clear them out. Four or more of the same color vertically or horizontally will result in a clearing of the vitamins and viruses in that stack or row. The stage ends successfully when all the viruses in the bottle are cleared out, and you lose if you allow your pills to stack all the way to the top of the bottle. As you'd expect from a puzzle game of this type, you can rack up bonus points for chain combos. The fun and challenge in Dr. Mario lies in the intense concentration it takes to clear ever-denser colonies of viruses using capsules that fall faster and faster. Does this remind you of Tetris? Dr. Mario also has the sadistic tendency to send you capsules of colors you don't need at critical junctures, in much the same way Tetris seemed to withhold the straight pieces at inopportune moments. Weathering these crises is all part of the fun. Graphically, there isn't much to Dr. Mario, but a puzzle game doesn't necessarily need a lot of flash. You've got the playing field in the center of the screen with the wiggling viruses. Mario, in a doctor's outfit, stands at the top right corner of the screen tossing in the vitamin capsules. In the opposite corner is a petri dish with larger cartoon representations of the three different colors of viruses. Each one writhes in agony every time you clear one of its brethren. Scores and level information are kept in boxes that resemble clipboards, keeping in with the game's medical theme. Sound-wise, there also isn't much to the game, aside from blips and chimes. The game's two catchy music tracks, "fever" and "chill," are the highlight of Dr. Mario's audio. Two-player capability is included in Dr. Mario via GBA link cable or wireless adapters. In the two-player mode, both players' bottles are visible onscreen. Matches are played best out of five, and each player can set his or her own handicap with regard to virus density and the drop speed of the vitamin capsules. In head-to-head matches, chain combos are rewarded by random-colored blocks dropping into the opponent's playing field. There are no special blocks or other types of power-ups though, so multiplayer Dr. Mario may come off as simplistic to those who've gotten used to more recent games like Puzzle Fighter. For those who see the beauty in simplicity, multiplayer Dr. Mario is fun and fast paced, and it can be very satisfying to mess up your opponent by completing several chain combos.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
