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Mario & Wario

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description Mario & Wario Overview

Mario & Wario is a 1993 puzzle-platform game developed by Game Freak for the Super Famicom. Notably, it required the use of the console’s mouse peripheral, offering a unique, mouse-driven gameplay experience. Initially released in Japan, an English version followed. The game appeals to players interested in retro Japanese gaming and those seeking innovative puzzle platform challenges.

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info Mario & Wario Specifications

Country	Japan
Year	1993

help Mario & Wario FAQ

How does the mouse control work in Mario & Wario?

Wario drops a bucket or another object on Mario, making him walk blindly through hazards. The player controls the fairy Wanda with the Super Famicom Mouse, changing the environment so Mario can reach the goal safely. [Mario & Wario](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_%26_Wario)

Can you play as anyone besides Mario in Mario & Wario?

Yes. Levels can guide Princess Peach or Yoshi as well as Mario, and their movement speeds change the timing of each puzzle. Peach moves more slowly, while Yoshi moves faster than Mario. [Mario & Wario](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_%26_Wario)

Was Mario & Wario made by the Pokémon developer?

Yes. Game Freak developed Mario & Wario, with Satoshi Tajiri directing and Junichi Masuda working as a programmer and composer. The Super Famicom game was released in 1993 and requires the console mouse. [Mario & Wario](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_%26_Wario)

Was Mario & Wario released outside Japan?

The original Super Famicom cartridge is commonly described as a Japan-only release, but its in-game text is entirely in English. That unusual combination makes it a notable Game Freak title from 1993. [Mario & Wario](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_%26_Wario)

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