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Template:Game infobox Mario is Missing! is an educational video game released for the PC in 1992 and then for the Nintendo Entertainment System and Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1993. The game was developed by The Software Toolworks (Radical Entertainment for the SNES and PC versions) and published by Mindscape. It is the first game where Luigi is the protagonist and it is the only solo adventure for Luigi until 2001 when Luigi's Mansion is released on the Nintendo GameCube.

Plot

Taken directly from the Super Nintendo Entertainment System version's manual;

Oh no! Bowser and his bad boys are back to a life of crime. This time, it's not Mario World -- it's your world! From his Antarctic castle, Bowser hustles his cold-blooded crew of cantankerous Koopas into his powerful Passcode Operated Remote Transport And Larceny System (PORTALS). The twisted turtles transport themselves throughout the globe, where celebrated cities suffer shocking crime waves, as turtles trash landmarks and loot ancient artifacts. With dough from his slimy sales, Bowser hoards hair dryers from the Hafta-Havit Hotline. His plot? Melt Antarctica and flood the planet! Whoa!

Gallery

Nintendo Entertainment System

External links

The article for Mario is Missing! on Wikipedia.

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-{{Game Infobox
+{{Italic Title}}{{Game infobox
+|title = ''Mario is Missing!''
+|image = [[File:MarioisMissingCover.jpg|220px]]
-|title = Mario is Missing!
+|caption = The boxart for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]'s version.
-|image = [[File:MarioisMissingCover.jpg|200px]]
+|developer = [[The Software Toolworks|The Sofware Toolworks]] (NES)<br>[[Radical Entertainment]] (SNES, PC)
-|caption = NES boxart including Luigi not being the same size of Mario
-|developer = The Software Toolworks Radical Entertainment (NES)
 |publisher = Mindscape
 |genre = Educational game
 |modes = Single player
-|ratings = ESRB: Not Rated
+|ratings =
 |media = 1 CD-Rom (DOS)<br>5 Floppy disks (DOS)<br>2 Mbit Cartridge (NES)<br>8 Mbit Cartridge (SNES)
+|series = ''[[Mario (series)|Mario]]''
+|release = (MS-DOS) 1992, (NES and SNES) 1993
+|platform = MS-DOS, [[Nintendo Entertainment System]], [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]
+|input = NES: NES Controller <br>Super Nintendo: SNES Controller<br>Disc Operating System: Mouse
 }}
+'''''Mario is Missing!''''' is an educational video game released for the PC in 1992 and then for the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] and [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] in 1993. The game was developed by [[The Software Toolworks Radical Entertainment|The Software Toolworks]] ([[Radical Entertainment]] for the SNES and PC versions) and published by [[Mindscape]]. It is the first game where [[Luigi]] is the protagonist and it is the only solo adventure for Luigi until 2001 when ''[[Luigi's Mansion (video game)|Luigi's Mansion]]'' is released on the [[Nintendo GameCube]].
-[[File:Marioismissing.jpg|left|150px]]
-'''Mario is Missing!''' is an educational game in which [[Luigi]] must travel to famous places around the world to find [[Mario]]. In the beginning, Mario falls through a trapdoor while standing in front of [[Bowser|Bowser's]] castle in [[Wikipedia:Antarctica|Antarctica]], forcing Luigi to rescue him. [[Yoshi]] assists Luigi at various points in the quest. In the NES and SNES versions, Luigi looks like Mario, the only difference being the palette.
+==Plot==
+Taken directly from the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] version's manual;
+''Oh no! Bowser and his bad boys are back to a life of crime. This time, it's not Mario World -- it's your world! From his Antarctic castle, Bowser hustles his cold-blooded crew of cantankerous Koopas into his powerful Passcode Operated Remote Transport And Larceny System (PORTALS). The twisted turtles transport themselves throughout the globe, where celebrated cities suffer shocking crime waves, as turtles trash landmarks and loot ancient artifacts. With dough from his slimy sales, Bowser hoards hair dryers from the Hafta-Havit Hotline. His plot? Melt Antarctica and flood the planet! Whoa!''
+==Gallery==
+===Nintendo Entertainment System===
+<gallery>
+File:Mario is Missing! - Title Screen.png|The title screen.
+File:Mario is Missing! (Gameplay).png|Gameplay.
+marioismissing_screen1.png
+marioismissing3434.png
+marioismissing_screen65343.png
+</gallery>
 ==External links==
+*[[wikipedia:Educational games in the Mario series#Mario is Missing!|The article for ''Mario is Missing!'' on Wikipedia.]]
-*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Educational_games_in_the_Mario_series#Mario_is_Missing.21 Wikipedia article]
-*[http://www.mariowiki.com/Mario_is_Missing%21 Super Mario Wiki article]
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