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Dr Mario (Game Boy) Mario Golf (Game Boy Color) Mario Tennis (Game Boy Color) Added to Nintendo Switch Online
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Dr Mario (Game Boy)
Mario Golf (Game Boy Color)
Mario Tennis (Game Boy Color)
Arriving on March 12th
Dr. Mario
At Mushroom Kingdom Hospital, nasty viruses are on the loose. It's time to give them a dose of Mario's medicine!
In this classic puzzle game you must eradicate all the viruses in the bottle, by spinning and lining up the coloured vitamin capsules as they fall.
The more lines of viruses you clear, the more points you rack up, scoring huge combos. But beware of side effects: this game may be addictive!
Mario Golf
Tee off with Mario and friends in this unique sporting adventure!
The Game Boy Color version of Mario Golf is part simulation, part role-playing game. Play as Mario or Luigi, or create your own character, and train them up to become the ultimate golf pro. Explore the Clubhouse, chat to fellow golfers to pick up tips, and challenge opponents to raise your experience level.
With four courses, 12 practice ranges, five play modes and a host of minigames to enjoy, fun is par for the course in Mario Golf!
Mario Tennis
The man who brought blue overalls to the tennis fashion world on the N64 is back in action.
The screen may be smaller, but Mario Tennis is every bit as fun on Game Boy Color as it is on Nintendo 64. Created by Camelot Software Planning, the same team who developed the N64 version, Mario Tennis for Game Boy Color is a much different game to its 64-bit brother. The play control is still awesome and the tennis action is as fast-paced as ever, but the Game Boy version features a rich RPG-style approach to the gameplay.When the game begins, you have the choice of playing as either a male or female character. After naming your new alter-ego, you enter a sprawling Tennis Academy and begin your quest to become the best tennis player in the school.
Your character starts out with pathetic stats and poor equipment, but as you complete training programs and defeat other students you gain experience points. These points are used to increase your abilities, which make it easier to win matches. When you're not raising a racket on the court, you can guide your character anywhere you'd like on the Academy grounds. There's a cafe where you can grab a snack, a dormitory where you can relax, a repair counter to upgrade your equipment and even a workout room. Of course, you'll find tennis courts everywhere.Your tennis career begins in the Junior Class, where you have to prove yourself on the court against established players. If you can work your way to the top, you can move up to the Senior Class where the competition becomes much more heated. Once you've earned enough experience points by beating your Senior Class opponents, you'll ultimately be invited to play on the coveted Varsity Court. Reaching the top isn't a one-person job, though.
Whether you're playing as a male or a female, you're assigned to live with a roommate the moment you enter the Academy. This person is your doubles partner, and if you want to be a competitive team you'll have to share your experience points with your new friend. Even if you're the best singles player to ever grace the court, you still have to work your way up from the Junior Class when you start playing doubles matches. In addition to the deep Mario Tour Mode described above, Mario Tennis features other modes that are designed to entertain players looking for instant gratification.
Exhibition Mode allows you to play as Mario, Yoshi, Bowser and other big Nintendo stars in a winner-takes-all singles or doubles match. You'll find nine challenging accuracy tests in Mario's Mini-Games, and a complete list of tennis terms in the Dictionary. Best of all, Mario Tennis allows two players to compete against each other by using the Game Link Cable. This mode is extremely smooth and makes for some incredibly intense matches.
Without a doubt, Mario Tennis is one of the most rewarding games available on Game Boy Color. The tennis action feels great, and you get a real sense of accomplishment from earning experience points and improving your character.
Mario Golf (Game Boy Color)
Mario Tennis (Game Boy Color)
Arriving on March 12th
Dr. Mario
At Mushroom Kingdom Hospital, nasty viruses are on the loose. It's time to give them a dose of Mario's medicine!
In this classic puzzle game you must eradicate all the viruses in the bottle, by spinning and lining up the coloured vitamin capsules as they fall.
The more lines of viruses you clear, the more points you rack up, scoring huge combos. But beware of side effects: this game may be addictive!
Mario Golf
Tee off with Mario and friends in this unique sporting adventure!
The Game Boy Color version of Mario Golf is part simulation, part role-playing game. Play as Mario or Luigi, or create your own character, and train them up to become the ultimate golf pro. Explore the Clubhouse, chat to fellow golfers to pick up tips, and challenge opponents to raise your experience level.
With four courses, 12 practice ranges, five play modes and a host of minigames to enjoy, fun is par for the course in Mario Golf!
Mario Tennis
The man who brought blue overalls to the tennis fashion world on the N64 is back in action.
The screen may be smaller, but Mario Tennis is every bit as fun on Game Boy Color as it is on Nintendo 64. Created by Camelot Software Planning, the same team who developed the N64 version, Mario Tennis for Game Boy Color is a much different game to its 64-bit brother. The play control is still awesome and the tennis action is as fast-paced as ever, but the Game Boy version features a rich RPG-style approach to the gameplay.When the game begins, you have the choice of playing as either a male or female character. After naming your new alter-ego, you enter a sprawling Tennis Academy and begin your quest to become the best tennis player in the school.
Your character starts out with pathetic stats and poor equipment, but as you complete training programs and defeat other students you gain experience points. These points are used to increase your abilities, which make it easier to win matches. When you're not raising a racket on the court, you can guide your character anywhere you'd like on the Academy grounds. There's a cafe where you can grab a snack, a dormitory where you can relax, a repair counter to upgrade your equipment and even a workout room. Of course, you'll find tennis courts everywhere.Your tennis career begins in the Junior Class, where you have to prove yourself on the court against established players. If you can work your way to the top, you can move up to the Senior Class where the competition becomes much more heated. Once you've earned enough experience points by beating your Senior Class opponents, you'll ultimately be invited to play on the coveted Varsity Court. Reaching the top isn't a one-person job, though.
Whether you're playing as a male or a female, you're assigned to live with a roommate the moment you enter the Academy. This person is your doubles partner, and if you want to be a competitive team you'll have to share your experience points with your new friend. Even if you're the best singles player to ever grace the court, you still have to work your way up from the Junior Class when you start playing doubles matches. In addition to the deep Mario Tour Mode described above, Mario Tennis features other modes that are designed to entertain players looking for instant gratification.
Exhibition Mode allows you to play as Mario, Yoshi, Bowser and other big Nintendo stars in a winner-takes-all singles or doubles match. You'll find nine challenging accuracy tests in Mario's Mini-Games, and a complete list of tennis terms in the Dictionary. Best of all, Mario Tennis allows two players to compete against each other by using the Game Link Cable. This mode is extremely smooth and makes for some incredibly intense matches.
Without a doubt, Mario Tennis is one of the most rewarding games available on Game Boy Color. The tennis action feels great, and you get a real sense of accomplishment from earning experience points and improving your character.
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I don't think you know the difference between emulation and piracy.
Oh wow, I remember Mario Tennis on the GBC being highly in demand at school. Very fun game.
Woooow. The Mario Golf game is so so good!!
After playing Golf Story (modern homage to Mario Golf) I’m really looking forward to trying out the original!- It would be great if Mario Golf and Mario Tennis recognised the N64 equivalents in the NSO Expansion Pack and unlocked the extra features that were available back in the day.
But too much to ask of a couple of ROMs I suppose. (edited)
They will do ! communication between the NSO N64 app and the NSO Game Boy app has been tested to work (edited) 
Love Dr Mario. So addictive
I know these kids of posts cause controversy on HUKD but wanted to say thanks OP. I was about to buy a game on Steam that has the essence of Mario Golf. So the timing is perfect!
Damn nintendo is killing this years line up, finally some mario games- The Dr Mario music lives rent free in my head
Which ones pay you rent? 
Spent so much time on Mario Tennis on my Game Boy Colour back in the day. Such an addictive game.
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