Terebi-denwa: Super Mario World

Terebi-denwa: Super Mario World

Banpresto Banpresto December 31, 1992
ArcadeArcade
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OpenCritic Score

74
Reviews
96%
Recommend
93
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Score Distribution

90-100
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80-89
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70-79
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60-69
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50-59
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<50
0

"There was a moment where I was taking in the beautiful soundtrack, hovering over a tricky jump as cat Peach, and watching the glistening water below where the game really came together. It was then that I realized that Super Mario 3D World had achieved a level of platforming design that's close to perfection, and there was almost never a moment where I didn't have a smile on my face. This is the unequivocally the best Mario game since Galaxy 2, and it shows up anything the "New" series has ever done, and then some. Good work, Nintendo."

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Terebi-denwa: Super Mario World is an arcade game where players use a telephone keypad as the main control. Designed for single-player action, the setup mimics a retro payphone interface. Gameplay involves pressing buttons to navigate and interact, translating Mario's platforming challenges into a simple but quirky input method. The focus is straightforward: complete tasks quickly to earn tickets or prizes, with minimal story beyond the familiar Mario world. This oddball entry in the Mario series stands out for its unconventional controls and niche appeal. Built for redemption arcades in Japan, it’s rarely seen outside of retro collections. While not a critical darling, it’s a curiosity for fans of experimental gaming hardware. The telephone design and 90s-era charm make it a talking point, even if the gameplay feels streamlined for quick play sessions.

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Single player

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