Super Mario Land (GB)

“This game was more challenging then the Super Mario Bros. for the NES, and way different. Bowser wasn't the main enemy and Mario used a submarine and flying jet. Something that Mario hasn't done in again to the best of my knowledge.”

“This game was more challenging then the Super Mario Bros. for the NES, and way different. Bowser wasn't the main enemy and Mario used a submarine and flying jet. Something that Mario hasn't done in again to the best of my knowledge.”

“Classic Mario. The plane and submarine levels introduce something new to the series, but most of the game stays true to it's roots. New enemies that are never heard from again. Worth a try if you have an old GB around. ”

“Classic Mario. The plane and submarine levels introduce something new to the series, but most of the game stays true to it's roots. New enemies that are never heard from again. Worth a try if you have an old GB around. ”

“Simple Jump'N'Run for the GameBoy. I don't know, how often I finished it, but it's perfect for a quick game with the GB!”

“Simple Jump'N'Run for the GameBoy. I don't know, how often I finished it, but it's perfect for a quick game with the GB!”

“I spent SO many hours with this game! So many. Awesome game! Great for long trips.”

“I spent SO many hours with this game! So many. Awesome game! Great for long trips.”

“Great Mario game. One of the few Mario games I could consistently beat. As I recall, if you beat it twice in a row, there was a stage select trick so you could skip to your favorite stage (e.g. the Airplane stage or the Submarine stage...) .”

“Great Mario game. One of the few Mario games I could consistently beat. As I recall, if you beat it twice in a row, there was a stage select trick so you could skip to your favorite stage (e.g. the Airplane stage or the Submarine stage...)
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