Undake 30: Same Game Daisakusen - Mario Version Super Nintendo

Japan-only Mario puzzle game. Players can remove icons from a grid whenever two or more are adjacent to one another. By removing all icons, they win the game.

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Nintendo

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1996

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Undake 30 Same Game: Mario Version is a puzzle game that was released in Japan in very limited quantities. The cartridge was given away as tournament prizes or used for display in game stores, rather than sold directly with a case and manual. It was made available through the Super Famicom Satellaview system later the same year, however. The goal of the game is to remove icons that are touching icons of an identical type. When these icons are removed, the icons sitting on top of them move to fill the space left behind. With enough careful strategy and planning, the player can remove every icon on the grid.