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Mario is Missing!

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Also known as
Mario a Disparu! Mario is Missing! (CD-ROM Deluxe) Mario wird vermisst Mario wird vermißt

Explore cities as Luigi to recover stolen artifacts and rescue Mario from Bowser.

Mario is Missing! was originally released for MS-DOS in 1992. The SNES version was released in 1993.


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About Mario is Missing!

Mario is Missing! is an educational title where the player controls Luigi to recover stolen artifacts across global locations. Bowser has established a base in Antarctica and opened portals to numerous cities, deploying Koopas to pilfer famous items.

Gameplay involves entering each portal, identifying the city through clues, and returning artifacts to their proper places. Luigi can photograph these landmarks once restored. A device called the Globulator is used to summon Yoshi, who assists by defeating the guardian blocking the return portal.

The experience is designed to teach geography by featuring landmarks from 25 cities, with an optional add-on disk providing ten more. Mario’s capture by Bowser sets the premise, but the player focuses on locating Koopas and correcting the disruptions they cause.

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After some unexpected facts, the title screen appears with 2 options.
There are 5 doors to choose. Pick one of them and begin to search for Mario around the world!
When you press START, these options appears. The 1st shows the 3 recouped objects.
Selecting CITY MAP, the screen shows a full vision of the city. Very helpful!
The GLOBULATOR option allows you control Yoshi to the city where you are.
I think I am in Buenos Aires, so I'll try sending Yoshi there.
Yoshi appeared! Luigi must be on Yoshi's back to complete the stage.
Return the lost objects, answer a questionnaire and earn the reward offered!
Luigi and Yoshi giving a good example in the
Use the pipes scattered in the city to shorten distances and save some time.