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Mario Is Missing: Buildings and Sceneries
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SNES. The PC version had slightly better graphics and voice acting.

And yeah, although this "edutainment" game was widely maligned and a bit light in the fun department, it did have some good modern-style backgrounds for its time. A savvy RPG Maker user could turn them into tilesets, which is why I got the idea to rip them in the first place. If you ask me, an RPG is the perfect type of game to teach kids about geography and map-reading skills; it was the original Dragon Warrior that piqued my interest when I was only eight or nine years old.
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RE: Mario Is Missing: Buildings and Sceneries - by Indogutsu Tenbuki - 10-02-2008, 10:13 PM

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