Video Game Reviews: Game Boy Advance
Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3
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Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3
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IGN
The potential for future expandability is what makes this remake the best in the series.
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GamePro
Nostalgia continues to reign on the GBA as the missing mini-Mario goes portable at last.
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1UP
It's safe to assume that, as a gamer reading a gaming website, you are fairly familiar with Super Mario Bros. 3 and that you've already played a least one of the Mario Advance remakes. Therefore, it should be a simple application of Bloom's higher
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GameZone
Mario has taken many forms over the years. He strapped a water gun to his back and hovered in the sky in his latest adventure, Super Mario Sunshine. You saw him grab an orange flower that imbued him with the power of fire on his first journey. And
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Eurogamer
Let's face it: it's been ten years since you played this [confession: I was an Amiga boy, I was playing Superfrog, rather than £50 SNES games -Ed]. Even if you played Super Mario All-Stars on the SNES (Mario Bros. 1-3 and a rock hard "Lost Levels" data
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DreamStation.cc
So now you’re asking what’s really new? Well, one of the major improvements that Mario Advance hosts is the ability to save your game after certain benchmark levels. Many of you may remember from the original that beating the game the long way was a
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Armchair Empire
You play as Mario (or Luigi in two-player mode) attempting to set things right after Bowser and his offspring wreak some havoc across seven kingdoms. They’ve changed the king of each kingdom into an animal and it falls to Mario to set things right –
...read the complete Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 review at Armchair Empire
Digital Entertainment News
Mario could fly, he could get a dozen different power-ups, he had a ton of new moves, there were zillions of new enemies, there were tons of hidden bonuses and secrets, there were themed worlds, there was a world map, there was a brand-new warp zone you
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Netjak
And now, almost fifteen years later, Nintendo has seen fit to introduce a new generation of gamers to this classic game by releasing it for the GBA as Super Mario Advance 4. Don’t let the “Advance” part fool you, however; this is an almost exact
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GamerDad
Super Mario 3 is a legend. The game was featured at the end of the Fred Savage Wizard movie, the debut sold out instantly and set records that most modern games still fail to touch, and the game demanded skills most gamers. Due to Nintendo's oddball
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Game Power AU
If you're a fan of Nintendo, you're a fan of Super Mario Bros. 3, or at least, you should be. The colourful platform game was backed by a big-budget marketing campaign when it released in the '80s for the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System), and for many
...read the complete Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 review at Game Power AU
Games are Fun
In case you have not played the original, here's the pulse: Bowser and his seven Koopa Kids have stolen seven magic wands from each country in the Mushroom World and used them to turn the kings into animals. As Mario Mario or Luigi Mario, your job is to
...read the complete Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 review at Games are Fun
Planet Gamecube
Ever since Super Mario Bros. DX graced the GBC, gamers have pleaded for a handheld conversion of the cherished NES classic, Super Mario Bros. 3. Cunningly, Nintendo intentionally released the Mario Advance games in order of increasing demand to maximize
...read the complete Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 review at Planet Gamecube
Lawrence
Luigi is now also selectable as a character in the "Mario and Luigi" mode. He is more difficult to control with his slower speed and higher jumping capability, which will give those who have the game mastered a good challenge.
Most of you that already
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Gaming Nexus
Few games have shaped their respective genre as much as Super Mario Bros. 3, but of course you already knew that, after all, it is the best selling video game of all time, and was even in a Hollywood movie. Now on the Game Boy Advance, those gamers who
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GameSpot
For most of the 1980s, there really wasn't such a thing as "prerelease hype" in the video game industry. But that all changed with Super Mario Bros. 3, which not only packed a strong print and television campaign in the US, but had the promotional help
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AllGame
This fourth installment of the Super Mario Advance series once again revisits a classic Mario game while adding a few enhancements to appeal to veteran players. Super Mario Bros. 3, at one time the biggest selling video game in history, is the subject of
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