Mario Clash
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This game is essentially a single-player sequel to Mario Bros. While the Super Mario Advance games would later contain a graphically-enhanced version of Mario Bros., Mario Clash contains many more additions and changes to gameplay.
As before, the goal is to clear a screen of enemies and move on to the next level. However, rather than doing this by flipping an enemy upside-down from underneath and kicking them away, you throw shells at them. Also, taking advantage of Virtual Boy's added depth, there is a front area and a back area which can be traveled to and from using pipes. Shells can also be thrown at enemies on the other depth area.
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- マリオクラッシュ - Japanese spelling
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Video review of the system (WARNING: Language)
The Angry Video Game Nerd, James Rolfe, reviews the Virtual Boy and most games, including Mario Clash.
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Game added by Pat Cdr.
Additional contributors: Joshua J. Slone, gamewarrior, LepricahnsGold.
Game added October 19, 2004. Last modified October 26, 2024.