Super Mario World (N64) Reviews

My kids and I all love this, it's one of the reasons we got our N64. This is a classic game, most people i know have heard of mario in some form. Your aim--rescue the princess. This is a platform game, with hidden leels, secret tunnels and passages. You gotta jump the baby dragons etc, mushrooms too. You make ...  Read the complete review

This is a review on the classic game Super Mario World, the classic Mario game on the SNES, one of the biggest Mario games out of them all, considering it is on the SNES, very much worth buying. The game is now also on the Gameboy Advance if you wish to buy it for a bit dearer, but probably be able to actually find the game. I first ...  Read the complete review

DISCLAIMER: This is a SNES game (Super Nintendo Entertainment System), it is not a Nintendo 64 game and was never released on that console. Dooyoo do not have a SNES category, which is sad. The early nineties saw children divided into four groups, as sociologists will be aware: those who had a Sega MegaDrive; those who had a Super ...  Read the complete review

Alas, I am guilty of the prime sin of computer games. I don't know a single person who shares this. Someone out there must agree, no matter how ashamed it make them. There should be a medical term for this. I don't like this game. There, I said it. Before I get cussed, hear me out. I have reasons, no matter how warped and ...  Read the complete review

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The year was 1991, and Nintendo had to pull something special out of their collective corporate hat to convince gamers to buy their new hardware. And they did. SMW is a game that practically every SNES owner has, and for a good reason. Over the course of the 6-odd years that SNES lasted for, few - if any - managed to improve on the simple gameplay ...  Read the complete review

Nintendo - one person who went on to develop this company had once had an idea about one very catchy mascot - and, as you (love game or hate games) now know, his name is Mario. Mario had started in the early days of arcade where Donkey Kong (another mascot who went on to become a good guy) had captured Daisy (Princess Toadstool) and you ...  Read the complete review

Super Mario World was one of the first games out with the SNES, much like Mario 64 was the first game out for the N64. Nintendo had had a history of successes with the Mario games of the NES, and it was no surprise when this game turned out to be one of the best Mario games of all time. ~~~~Story/Plot~~~~ To be quite honest I have no ...  Read the complete review

I haven't done a games opinion in a while so I felt I should do one. This was one of the first games I got for my SNES and remained a favourite for a while, however in many ways I felt it almost a step back from Mario 3 on the NES, although one with a few nice new features. --Background-- It came out at the same time as the SNES ...  Read the complete review