Mario Pinball Land // Super Mario Ball (EU,JP,US) (Pinball) (Game Boy Advance)

2004 · Nintendo Wii U · Game Boy Advance · The Data Archivist V0.01

VIDEO LONGPLAY (TAS) : https://archive.org/details/mariopinballland-tas-mugg/mariopinballland-tas-mugg.mkv AD : https://archive.org/details/Mario_Pinball_Land_2004_Nintendo_a Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Pinball_Land Mario Pinball Land , known in Europe and Japan as Super Mario Ball , is a pinball video game developed by Fuse Games and published by Nintendo for the Game Boy Advance , released in 2004. It is the ninth Mario game for the Game Boy Advance and is considered a spin-off into the Super Mario series of games. The game was later re-released for the Wii U Virtual Console . [ 5 ] Gameplay Mario, a ball, has just been hit by a flipper. Note the counters for stars, coins, and lives on the HUD . To proceed, Mario must collect enough stars to open specific doors, a gameplay element borrowed from Super Mario 64 . There are 35 stars to collect in total. Mario must explore different areas to reach his aim of saving the princess. There are five different worlds, each guarded by a boss. The worlds consist of the Fun Fair (the main starting area), Grassy Greens, Frosty Frontier, Shifting Sands, and Bowser's Castle. Plot Mario and Princess Peach visit a funfair and wait in line to try a ride called the Air Cannon, where the rider is turned into a ball via the Spherasizer and shot out of the cannon. As Peach is about to take her turn, two Goombas kidnap her by aiming the cannon towards Bowser 's Castle. To save Peach, Mario uses the Spherasizer to turn into a ball, allowing for the pinball action of the game. Mario Pinball Land North American box art Developer(s) Fuse Games Publisher(s) Nintendo Producer(s) Shigeru Miyamoto Composer(s) Nimrod Productions Series Mario Platform(s) Game Boy Advance Release JP : August 26, 2004 [ 2 ] NA : October 4, 2004 [ 1 ] AU : October 28, 2004 [ 3 ] EU : November 26, 2004 [ 4 ] Genre(s) Pinball Mode(s) Single-player