Mario's Cement Factory is a Game & Watch video game released on the New Wide Screen and Tabletop format in 1983 (for both versions). The game starred, as the name suggests, Mario. For the New Wide Screen version, Nintendo produced an estimated 750,000 copies of the game. The amount that they made for the Tabletop version is unknown. The model number for the New Wide Screen version was ML-102, while the Tabletop's was CM-72. The model number for Cement Factory has caused some confusion, though it was revealed later than in a German magazine, an image of the game was shown and the logo read "Concrete Mixer", suggesting that the game was initially going to be called that, and explaining the model number. Within the New Wide Screen's version box was the actual game, LR44 batteries, a caution l
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| - Mario's Cement Factory erschien im Jahre 1984 für das G&W-System. Ziel des Spiels ist es mit Mario hin und her über Plattformen zu springen um seine überlaufende Fabrik zu retten, in dem man die Türen öffnet und somit das Zement abfließen kann. Es wurde auf der Game & Watch Gallery 4 für Gameboy Advance Re-Released. Am 26.03.2010 erschien eine Version mit überarbeiteter Grafik als Nintendo DSiWare. Kategorie:Spiel Kategorie:2010-Spiel Kategorie:1984-Spiel Kategorie:Game & Watch-Spiel Kategorie:Nintendo DSiWare-Spiel Kategorie:Ohne Spielserie
- Mario's Cement Factory is a Game & Watch video game released on the New Wide Screen and Tabletop format in 1983 (for both versions). The game starred, as the name suggests, Mario. For the New Wide Screen version, Nintendo produced an estimated 750,000 copies of the game. The amount that they made for the Tabletop version is unknown. The model number for the New Wide Screen version was ML-102, while the Tabletop's was CM-72. The model number for Cement Factory has caused some confusion, though it was revealed later than in a German magazine, an image of the game was shown and the logo read "Concrete Mixer", suggesting that the game was initially going to be called that, and explaining the model number. Within the New Wide Screen's version box was the actual game, LR44 batteries, a caution l
- p Informations Développeur(s) Éditeur(s) Plateforme(s) Genre Moniteur Commandes Série Mode Date(s) de sortie Évaluations Langue(s) disponible(s) Mario's Cement Factory (Japonais : マリオのセメント工場) est un jeu de plates-formes/puzzle sorti en 1983 sur Game & Watch. Il y en a eu 2 versions, la version Game & Watch Tabletop et la version Game & Watch Wide Screen. La version Game & Watch Tabletop montre un mode plutôt genre borne d'arcade comme la ressemblance à la coque de la console ressemblant à une borne d'arcade, et la version Game & Watch Wide Screen proposant un genre plus "classique". Dans ce jeu, Mario est cimentier et doit faire attention à ne pas faire déborder le ciment des camions qu'il vide sinon l'usine en est envahie. Pour accéder à d'autres bornes de ciment, Mario doit sauter
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| - Mario's Cement Factory erschien im Jahre 1984 für das G&W-System. Ziel des Spiels ist es mit Mario hin und her über Plattformen zu springen um seine überlaufende Fabrik zu retten, in dem man die Türen öffnet und somit das Zement abfließen kann. Es wurde auf der Game & Watch Gallery 4 für Gameboy Advance Re-Released. Am 26.03.2010 erschien eine Version mit überarbeiteter Grafik als Nintendo DSiWare. Kategorie:Spiel Kategorie:2010-Spiel Kategorie:1984-Spiel Kategorie:Game & Watch-Spiel Kategorie:Nintendo DSiWare-Spiel Kategorie:Ohne Spielserie
- p Informations Développeur(s) Éditeur(s) Plateforme(s) Genre Moniteur Commandes Série Mode Date(s) de sortie Évaluations Langue(s) disponible(s) Mario's Cement Factory (Japonais : マリオのセメント工場) est un jeu de plates-formes/puzzle sorti en 1983 sur Game & Watch. Il y en a eu 2 versions, la version Game & Watch Tabletop et la version Game & Watch Wide Screen. La version Game & Watch Tabletop montre un mode plutôt genre borne d'arcade comme la ressemblance à la coque de la console ressemblant à une borne d'arcade, et la version Game & Watch Wide Screen proposant un genre plus "classique". Dans ce jeu, Mario est cimentier et doit faire attention à ne pas faire déborder le ciment des camions qu'il vide sinon l'usine en est envahie. Pour accéder à d'autres bornes de ciment, Mario doit sauter de plates-formes mobiles en plates-formes mobiles, ce qui explique ce genre plates-formes. Pour diriger les camions, il y a 2 cimentiers appelés dans ce jeu en anglais Cement Factory Worker. Il y a eu une version rédigée pour le jeu Mario Game & Watch Gallery Advance. Ce jeu a aussi été réédité sur la Nintendo DSi. Mario's Cement Factory.jpeg Mario's Cement Factory Arcade.jpeg Catégorie:Jeux Catégorie:Jeux Mario Catégorie:Game & Watch Catégorie:Mario's Cement Factory Catégorie:Jeux de Game & Watch Catégorie:Jeux sortis en 1983
- Mario's Cement Factory is a Game & Watch video game released on the New Wide Screen and Tabletop format in 1983 (for both versions). The game starred, as the name suggests, Mario. For the New Wide Screen version, Nintendo produced an estimated 750,000 copies of the game. The amount that they made for the Tabletop version is unknown. The model number for the New Wide Screen version was ML-102, while the Tabletop's was CM-72. The model number for Cement Factory has caused some confusion, though it was revealed later than in a German magazine, an image of the game was shown and the logo read "Concrete Mixer", suggesting that the game was initially going to be called that, and explaining the model number. Within the New Wide Screen's version box was the actual game, LR44 batteries, a caution leaflet, and battery stickers. In the game, you'll control Mario who'll pull levers to make sure that the cement goes into the mixers. The gameplay is for the same in both versions. A Miniclassics version of the game was released in 1998 which had a keychain connected to it. The game was included as a game in Game Boy Gallery for the Game Boy, and Game & Watch Gallery 4 for the Game Boy Advance. The game was also reissued as a Nintendo Mini Classics title.
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