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'''Super Mario Bros. 3''' is a platform game release first in Japan in 1988, NTSC Countries like America & Brazil in 1990, and PAL countries in 1991. This is one of the greatest NES games ever. In fact, it was introduced many new ideas for Mario games: a world map, usable items, and the ability to fly. Mario must fight Bowser's seven kids in his quest to save the Princess from another kidnapping. It was also a remake of the SNES version from [[Super Mario All-Stars]] | '''Super Mario Bros. 3''' is a platform game release first in Japan in 1988, NTSC Countries like America & Brazil in 1990, and PAL countries in 1991. This is one of the greatest NES games ever. In fact, it was introduced many new ideas for Mario games: a world map, usable items, and the ability to fly. Mario must fight Bowser's seven kids in his quest to save the Princess from another kidnapping. It was also a remake of the SNES version from [[Super Mario All-Stars]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:24, 22 August 2008
Super Mario Bros. 3 is a platform game release first in Japan in 1988, NTSC Countries like America & Brazil in 1990, and PAL countries in 1991. This is one of the greatest NES games ever. In fact, it was introduced many new ideas for Mario games: a world map, usable items, and the ability to fly. Mario must fight Bowser's seven kids in his quest to save the Princess from another kidnapping. It was also a remake of the SNES version from Super Mario All-Stars
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