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I downloaded Mario on my Wii. The old NES mario. I beat it with a friend doing two player this morning, and let me tell ya...theres nothing better than old school Mario on a 32" LCD HDTV :3 Mario has to be the only game that never ever gets boring. I did not like NEW super mario...they added to much, and it didn't really have that same great feeling that the old Mario's did, and I honestly don't want to play it again. They just added to much, and didn't add enough at the same time. We didn't need the super small mushroom, or the wall jump, all we needed was a run button, and a jump button. And where was the big world map from Super Mario World? All we had was this Mario Party board, with pretty boring levels. But boy howdy, I love me some old school Maro :3

and mario...GIVE PRINCESS A GUN OR BE A BETTER (boyfriend? she hasn't married you yet?! you saved her *** like a million times, she a ho) She needs some self defense classes or something...or atleast needs to learn how to jump on that little axe holding the bridge up.

the best in my opinion are Super Mario World and Mario 64. They were way ahead of there time when they came out and are very pick up and playable. Mario party should have never been made. Its crap. *smacks mario party with the bfh*

I'm still hopelessly addicted to Dr. Mario. :P Fun times. ^_^ I also loved Super Mario RPG. I played that cartidge to death, heheh. :P But yeah, old school Mario still rocks. ;)

Man, Mario 64 was a really good game. I remember just spending hours flying around on the bomb-omb level with the flying cap, just doing dives and loops and getting shot out of cannons. *sigh* Good times.

I view the original Super Mario Bros. with a certain... well... blah. It's a good game, but I don't play it excessively or enjoy it like I do with the more 'complicated' and recent games. With games like Super Mario Bros. on the NES, I'll play them maybe once in a blue moon and complete them in a ridiculously short amount of time. It's like Space Invaders: you'll play it and enjoy it, but once the game's gave you all its got, you're not exactly compelled to get stuck in afterwards - at least for awhile, anyway.
Truely 'Retro' titles were brilliant during their time; nowadays, in my honest oppinion, they are past-times in the barest sense of the term.

But that's coming from someone who grew up on a N64. :P
The Mario of today is still very much for the win in my book (if they get rid of those abominations known as Mario Party).

Super Mario World(for the NES and re-released on the GBA) was a great game. I loved the map system, flying(forget fire flowers), the different colored Yoshis(but blue is best), and all the secrets. I think I completed all but one stage on the GBA. That game kept me going for days.

Mario Party was fun. For about one or two games. Then they milked it like Final Fantasy and we all started hating it.

Anyways, Mario is awesome and shall forever be. The original platformer.

Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars was my first, and one of my favorite RPG's. If I could find the game, I would play it a lot more. It had the characters, the music, the moves, everything that a good RPG needs.

never played mario rpg is it out on virtual console? i really what to play it

To my knowledge, I haven't heard any plans for it coming to the VC. Best bet for now is to go find the ROM of it.

Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars was definetly the best...since I'm an RPG addict...but I also like the classic Mario's for NES as well and the Super Mario World for SNES.