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Mario Advance Review
Gameplay 10 out of 10.
Graphics 10 out of 10.
Music is 10 out of 10.
Over all 10 out of 10.

Overview
Mario's Game Boy Advance debut gives gamers two games in one: a souped-up version of Super Mario Bros. 2 and an action-packed four-player version of the original Mario Bros. arcade game. Whether you're playing alone or with three of your friends, Super Mario Advance is the perfect game to break in your new Game Boy Advance!

Super Mario Bros. 2 was first released for the original NES in 1988, and now it's better than ever on Game Boy Advance. Mario, Luigi, Peach and Toad adventure through an incredible fantasy world on a quest to save the day, with little more than vegetables with which to defend themselves. The basic gameplay mechanics are the same in the Game Boy Advance version, but new enemies, better graphics and tougher challenges give the adventure a completely new feel.

Unlike other Mario games where Mario defeats enemies by jumping on their heads, in this game Mario and pals have to pick up items and hurl 'em at their adversaries. Even enemies can be picked up and tossed across the screen. Each character has a unique set of strengths and weaknesses, such as Princess Peach's ability to hover longer than any other character.

There are seven worlds to conquer, each one stocked with strategically placed Red Coins to find. This is a new feature only available in the Game Boy Advance version of the game, and it's a daunting task to find them all. Even if you manage to make it through all seven worlds, your mission won't come to an end. Your next goal will be to complete the Yoshi Challenge. Two Yoshi Eggs are hidden in each level, and you can try to find them all in any order you'd like.

As an added bonus, Super Mario Advance also features the original Mario Bros. game. You can play it by yourself in the Classic Mode, or challenge up to three friends in either Classic or Battle Modes. It's a fast-paced hilarious battle which will definitely put your hand-eye coordination to the test.

Fun for up to four players, Super Mario Advance takes full advantage of the new portable power available with Game Boy Advance. Besides, who could pass up the opportunity to toss giant onions at pink dinosaurs?