Its inclusion is a nice bonus, but it’s a shame to not see the American version of Super Mario Bros. in graphics and mechanics, just much harder. It’s almost identical to Super Mario Bros. 2 is the Japanese version of the game, not to be confused with the re-skinned version of a completely different game, Doki Doki Panic, that North America got. Luigi pops up instead of Mario from time to time, and animations for minute and hour transitions vary. The background shifts through different daytime and nighttime themes according to the time of day, and you can choose different styles for the “stage” Mario runs across by pressing the Time button. Pressing the A or B buttons makes more Koopa Troopas and Goombas fall from the sky, and pressing them both at once makes the time flash. The clock is full of little Easter eggs and interactive bits. The seconds are counted with a beeping “ticking” sound, but you can easily mute it, and adjust the screen brightness, with the Pause/Set button.

A black square slowly ticks around the edge of the screen to show the seconds, while the blocks themselves get smashed and replaced when the minute and hour change over. It’s a Super Mario Bros.-themed clock that displays the time as different blocks, with Mario running from left to right repeatedly, stomping on enemies as they fall from the top of the screen. shows a clock (the “watch” part of Game & Watch). Read Our TurboGrafx-16 Mini Review The Watchīy default, the Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. Game, Time, and Pause/Set buttons sit in the card's top-right corner. The controls are tiny compared with an NES Classic’s controller, but still usable. It houses a 2.5-inch color LCD screen, with a NES-style black plus-shaped direction pad on the left and red A and B buttons on the right. is a cheerful, plastic card in Famicom red and gold, measuring 2.6 by 4.9 by 0.4 inches (HWD). It’s a limited, but fun, little system that should please longtime Nintendo fans. It’s a $49.99 device modeled after the original Game & Watch games, but equipped with a color LCD screen and the ability to play Super Mario Bros. To celebrate both the company’s legacy in handheld games and the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros., Nintendo has released the Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. Nintendo has repeatedly pioneered portable gaming, and the Game & Watch series was its first big hit. And long before the Game Boy there were Game & Watch games. Long before the Nintendo Switch there was the Game Boy.

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