Mario Is Missing: Buildings and Sceneries

[Indogutsu Tenbuki]

Athens (Icon)
Beijing (Icon)
Buenos Aires (Icon)
Cairo (Icon)
London (Icon)
Mexico City (Icon)
Moscow (Icon)
Nairobi (Icon)
New York (Icon)
Paris (Icon)
Rio de Janeiro (Icon)
Rome (Icon)
San Francisco (Icon)
Sydney (Icon)
Tokyo (Icon)

[A.J. Nitro]

Is this the SNES version or PC version?

[Ton]

For such a bad game, this had some pretty decent backgrounds.

[Indogutsu Tenbuki]

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.

[HunterZ]

I see you ripped Nairobi's Spectacular hotels.

Now only if I could find some Adobe in Nairobi...

[Dazz]

Great job! Fantastic to the highest degree

[KillerAslox]

Nice rips!
And isn't this the game that made Weegee?

[Dazz]

the PC version is, indeed.

[Indogutsu Tenbuki]

The SNES version's sprites were mostly taken straight from Super Mario World.

[SmithyGCN]

So, yeah, ripping Luigi, Mario, the Koopa Troopas, Yoshi, and Pokey are out of the question. The only different sprites are Bowser and the Koopalings. With only Bowser looking remotely decent in his spritework.... also, the enemies can't hurt you,so what's the point? XD

[Voyage 34]

I'm amazed to see Buenos Aires appearing in this game.