Nintendo Dr. Mario

When Princess Peach is snoozing safely in her castle and all is well in Mushroom Kingdom, how do you think Mario spends his free time? Lifting weights? Scarfing down pizza? Heck no! He attends medical school! Mario earned the title "Dr." in 1990, and immediately began battling flu bugs and squashing germs on the original NES. Since then, he's fought disease on Game Boy and the Super NES, and now he's moved on to deliver vaccinations and vanquish viruses on Nintendo 64. Dr. Mario 64 is an intense puzzle game which challenges gamers to wipe out swarming masses of virus bugs using multi-colored pills. The object of the game is to match up the color of each virus with a pill of the same color. Line up four sections of the same color, and the virus is eliminated. If the invading army of viruses withstands your attack, the playing field will fill up with pills and you'll lose the battle. Luckily, medical law in Mushroom Kingdom is rather lax and you'll walk away with your medical license intact. Like all great puzzle games, Dr. Mario rewards combos. Clearing multiple viruses simultaneously not only scores big points, but it also sends shattered pill pieces plummeting down on your opponents. Speaking of competition, one of the most promising new features in the N64 version of Dr. Mario is a fast and furious four-player mode. Dr. Mario 64 is packed full of new features and options, designed to make your medical missions more addictive than ever! minimize