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System 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 74809	super mario bros is the best thing that happened to nintendo inc. because before super mario came out nintendo was boring then it got fun then the snes came out and nintendo went to the next step then nintendo took a breack on making a new systen because they were thinking about mario then nintenodo64 came out it sweep the nation with it's graphics and the a copule or 3 years later the game cube came out and then mario was even more of a hit with party mario and paper mario and power tennis.

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Egon_Spangler 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 1785	Don't forget the biggest milestone in mario history: Mario is Missing. ....... Oh wait, I mea millstone.
	"Now it makes me sad It makes me mad at truth For loving what was you"
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System 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 74809	Egon_Spangler wrote: Don't forget the biggest milestone in mario history: Mario is Missing. ....... Oh wait, I mea millstone. To gaming exile with you! Nothing but Virtual Boys and Howard Warshaw and his garbage pile of ET games to keep you company.

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Prehistoricturtlesaurus 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 156	Reaper wrote: Egon_Spangler wrote: Don't forget the biggest milestone in mario history: Mario is Missing. ....... Oh wait, I mea millstone. To gaming exile with you! Nothing but Virtual Boys and Howard Warshaw and his garbage pile of ET games to keep you company. Hey, I liked Virtual Boy, it had Mario Tennis, and Wario World, and Red Alarm, ...Oooo and Galactic Pinball and 6 other games....... PanicBomber, WaterWorld, 3d-tetris, Teleboxer, Mario Crash, 3d Golf I think that's it they're maybe 1 or 2 more though.
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System 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 74809	Prehistoricturtlesaurus wrote: Reaper wrote: Egon_Spangler wrote: Don't forget the biggest milestone in mario history: Mario is Missing. ....... Oh wait, I mea millstone. To gaming exile with you! Nothing but Virtual Boys and Howard Warshaw and his garbage pile of ET games to keep you company. Hey, I liked Virtual Boy, it had Mario Tennis, and Wario World, and Red Alarm, ...Oooo and Galactic Pinball and 6 other games....... PanicBomber, WaterWorld, 3d-tetris, Teleboxer, Mario Crash, 3d Golf I think that's it they're maybe 1 or 2 more though. You too buddy, Off to gaming hell with you. Enjoy your Phillips CD-I Player.

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mr.funky 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 1620	Reaper wrote: Prehistoricturtlesaurus wrote: Reaper wrote: Egon_Spangler wrote: Don't forget the biggest milestone in mario history: Mario is Missing. ....... Oh wait, I mea millstone. To gaming exile with you! Nothing but Virtual Boys and Howard Warshaw and his garbage pile of ET games to keep you company. Hey, I liked Virtual Boy, it had Mario Tennis, and Wario World, and Red Alarm, ...Oooo and Galactic Pinball and 6 other games....... PanicBomber, WaterWorld, 3d-tetris, Teleboxer, Mario Crash, 3d Golf I think that's it they're maybe 1 or 2 more though. You too buddy, Off to gaming hell with you. Enjoy your Phillips CD-I Player. Virtual boy made my eyes hurt, FLASHY FLASHY!!

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System 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 74809	How dare you say that the NES was boring before Super Mario Land on SNES! Super Mario Bros 3 and 2 were great fun, even teh first one! I play them all still on GBA. You musn't be a hard core mario gamer, but thats okay everyone likes differnet things. I think however, if you enjoyed Super Mario Land and are looking for a challenge go play Super Mario Bros 3 from the NES and you will see the levels are shorter, are much harder, and have even a few more powerups and stuff like that! It's really quite good. Super mario 64 was definitely ground breaking gaming experience for me haha, well it was for what i thought when i was about 9 years old when i got it.

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Egon_Spangler 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 1785	It's TeleroBoxer and it's the best boxing game ever made. And I liked the CD-i
	"Now it makes me sad It makes me mad at truth For loving what was you"
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System 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 74809	Egon_Spangler wrote: It's TeleroBoxer and it's the best boxing game ever made. And I liked the CD-i Liked as in I got this thing for my Birthday, I can't return it, and I'll be damned if I can't make the most out of this bad experirence.

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Egon_Spangler 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 1785	Reaper wrote: Egon_Spangler wrote: It's TeleroBoxer and it's the best boxing game ever made. And I liked the CD-i Liked as in I got this thing for my Birthday, I can't return it, and I'll be damned if I can't make the most out of this bad experirence. No, "liked" as in "HeyMike, my name is CD-i and I really like you. I've liked you from afar for a long time." Then I go out with the CD-i and I come to like it too, but then I grow tired of the relationship. I tried to leave the CD-i, but I was his whole life. I didn't love the CD-i but it had become such an integral part of my life I just didn't know how to function without it.
	"Now it makes me sad It makes me mad at truth For loving what was you"
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System 8 years 4 months ago Posts: 74809	Egon_Spangler wrote: Reaper wrote: Egon_Spangler wrote: It's TeleroBoxer and it's the best boxing game ever made. And I liked the CD-i Liked as in I got this thing for my Birthday, I can't return it, and I'll be damned if I can't make the most out of this bad experirence. No, "liked" as in "HeyMike, my name is CD-i and I really like you. I've liked you from afar for a long time." Then I go out with the CD-i and I come to like it too, but then I grow tired of the relationship. I tried to leave the CD-i, but I was his whole life. I didn't love the CD-i but it had become such an integral part of my life I just didn't know how to function without it. That pretty much sums up my whole relationship with the Turbo-Grafix-16 in the 90's.

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