Overall (4/5): If you collect Super Mario games, then this is one you need to have. Great music that you will likely get stuck in your head for hours on end. Graphics are obviously nothing compared to today's standards, but that doesn't matter if your playing Game Boy. You can easily tell what you can and can't jump on and enemies are all different and unique. Graphics (4/5): Graphics are what you would expect from an early Game Boy game, but that it isn't bad. This can cause some deaths if you're not being real careful. The only reason the controls don't get a 5/5 is that jumping isn't as tight as I would like it to be. Running, jumping on Goombas, Koopas, and avoiding other obstacles in true platforming action.Ĭontrols (4/5): Controls are very simple, D-Pad moves Mario, press A to jump, and hold B to run.

There are four worlds with three levels each, and they play like levels from the console versions of Super Mario Bros. This is a break from the traditonal 2D platforming and is much better than it sounds. In Super Mario Land, however, you get to ride in a submarine and an airplane.

It's a tried and true formula that works especially well for the Super Mario series. Game Play (5/5): Not much to say about the way the game plays other than awesome. Princess Peach is nowhere to be found, and neither is Bowser, but that's not always a bad thing. The story itself is fairly simple, but instead of the Mushroom Kingdom, it takes place in a completely different land. Story (3/5): Princess Daisy of Sarasaland has been captured, and it's up to Mario to save her.

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