This game is way too easy, and too short. The sound is typical Mario, not that that’s a bad thing. Even on a Gameboy Color or Gameboy Advance, the colors are not all that good. The Graphics are good for a Gameboy game. There are also secret stages to be unlocked and conquered.
All of this makes earning 100 or more lives almost too easy. Ending a stage also gives Mario a chance to earn goodies. Mario can spend his coins on a minigame, that can earn him powerups, as well as extra lives. Mario eats a magic carrot and sprouts rabbit ears with enable flight.(What no tail?) Mario begins the quest tiny, eats a mushroom and becomes Super Mario. The Mario gameplay we have come to know and love is intact here on the small screen. The end has a boss, that must be trashed to collect the corresponding coin.
And my personal favorite, The Pumpkin Zone, which is of course Halloween themed. Which just happen to be scattered across 6 areas, all with there own theme and stages, and end boss.įrom a house in which Mario has been shrunk down, even more. Has taken over Mario Land! He has barricaded himself in Mario’s Castle( Who would have thought Mario would have a castle?), to gain entry and thrash his nefarious twin Mario must collect 6 Golden Coins. In Mario Land 2, Mario’s evil twin, aptly named Wario. Fortunately, Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins, is one of the best games for the Gameboy if not the best. But for the most part it just could not compare to the Snes and Genesis. The Nintendo Gameboy was not a very good gaming machine.
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