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Mario's Game Gallery

A compilation of five games featuring Mario.

Mario's Game Gallery is a compilation of five traditional games published by Interplay Productions and developed by Presage Software for MS-DOS, Windows, and Classic Mac OS. It was released in 1995 in the United States and later re-released as Mario's FUNdamentals.

Quick Facts

Developer
Presage Software; Brainstorm Entertainment (Mario's FUNdamentals)
Producer
Thomas R. Decker
Programmer
Roger Sherron
Composer
  • Michael Pukish
  • Brian Salter
  • Matthew Berardo
Released
1995
Genre
Compilation
Modes
Single-player
Series
Mario

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Reception

Both Mario's Game Gallery and its revision Mario's FUNdamentals received mixed reception. The State praised it as fun for the whole family, calling the games excellent. The Miami Herald commended its sharp graphics, fun animations, and music based on the Mario series, though they found it too difficult at times and recommended it for first-time PC users. The Advocate called it fun and praised Martinet's Mario voice. The Los Angeles Times included it in an article on educational games for younger gamers. David Wesley and Gloria Barczak cited it among a flood of ill-conceived Mario spin-offs that nearly destroyed the series. Official Nintendo Magazine featured it in a rare Mario games article. ScrewAttack ranked it the sixth-worst Mario game, concluding there was nothing fun about FUNdamentals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who developed Mario's Game Gallery?

Mario's Game Gallery was developed by Presage Software and Brainstorm Entertainment (Mario's FUNdamentals).

Who composed the music for Mario's Game Gallery?

The music for Mario's Game Gallery was composed by Michael Pukish, Brian Salter and Matthew Berardo.

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