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I have to admit that I was skeptical about this project at first, I have just always been with Nintendo. But I decided to download it, so I could experience it, at least, just a little bit. The game is about an unnamed guy who finds a copy of Super Mario Bros. on his shelf while searching his house for his lost love. After playing the game for a few minutes, he soon discovers that a she-toad is pretty determined to have sex with him. In short, the game has been downloaded more than 900 thousand times. Era's Adventures 3D attempts to do things a little different, by making the whole affair less directly erotic. Its both a passion seeker and also a game of love.
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The bootleg Princess Rescue cartridge mentioned above bears a number of similarities to the game Princess Rescue for the Atari 2600. The latter game is a port of Donkey Kong, with the player controlling Mario and rescuing a princess. It has an intricate two-player mode, and includes a level select screen. Princess Rescue is a variant of the game that involves Mario rescuing Princess Zelda and Kenta from the Castle. Thus, the title sequence features Mario and Princess Peach, and the game features level select, a two-player mode, a map screen, and a level select screen. However, the game is a fake of the game Donkey Kong and does not feature the level select screen, the map screen, or the two-player mode. [16] The game [14]
The bootleg Mario Girls cartridge was a pirated version of the third Mario Bros. game for the NES. It differs from the bootleg Princess Rescue game that inspired it, as it features a number of differences in design and gameplay. Most notably, the bootleg ROM for Mario Girls claims to be a ROM of a first level of Donkey Kong for the Atari 2600. The game is thus not a fake of the game Donkey Kong, but a free version of it. The level select in Mario Girls is unique in that the player can select a level from a menu (four different levels are selectable), but they cannot begin a game unless they reach the end of the level that they chose, and when they begin a new level, they immediately reach the end of that level. Thus, the player is not able to select a new level in the game, and the menu remains on the screen until they exit the game. The bootleg ROM for Mario Girls was published online as early as 2006 [14] , where it had been posted on the Internet since early 2004 [17] . In addition, the bootleg ROM for Mario Girls was playable on the Internet by mid-2003 [18] , allowing fans to play it online and compare it with the original. The ROM for Mario Girls was also uploaded to the game archive in early 2010 [19] .