Mario Bros.

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Arcade Archives Mario Bros. Mario Bros.-e Mario Brothers マリオブラザーズ

This platform puzzle requires precise jumps to flip enemies and collect coins. Features single-player and competitive two-player modes.

Mario Bros. was originally released in arcades in 1983, and the NES version was also released in 1983 in Japan (as a launch title for the Famicom). The legacy year 1983 matches the NES release year.

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Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System
Released: 1983
Genre: Action , Platformer
Theme: Urban , Competition , Friendship
Perspective: Side view
Visual: Fixed / flip-screen
Size: 16.26 KB
Rating: 1 vote
Developer: Nintendo Co., Ltd.
Publisher: Nintendo Co., Ltd. , Nintendo of America Inc. , Atari, Inc. , Westside Soft House , Atari Corporation , Ocean Software Ltd. , Nintendo of Europe GmbH , Hamster Corporation

About Mario Bros.

Mario Bros. is a platform puzzle game featuring the plumber brothers Mario and Luigi. Their task involves removing various creatures that have occupied the sewer pipes.

Players confront crabs, turtles, and fighter flies by jumping to hit the platform from below, which stuns the enemies, allowing them to be kicked off the stage. Progress is measured by collecting a required number of coins to complete each level.

The game supports both solo and competitive two-player modes. In the multiplayer version, players compete to be the first to gather the designated coins.

Mario Bros. Screenshots

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