Mario Kirby Yoshi Guragura Meiro

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Mario Kirby Yoshi Guragura Meiro
Mario Kirby Yoshi Guragura Meiro
Developer Shogakukan
Platform Maze game
Release date Japan 1993[1]

Mario Kirby Yoshi Gurgura Meiro is a ball-in-a-maze game released by Shogakukan in 1993. The game was released as furoku in the Shogakū Sannensei magazine. The game was double-sided, with one side being themed after Yoshi's Cookie and the other being themed after Kirby's Adventure. Like most furoku games, Mario Kirby Yoshi Guragura Meiro is made almost entirely out of cardboard.

Details[edit]

Upon assembling the game, the object of the game seems to have been to navigate a provided green ball through the maze. To do this, the player would have to physically tilt the maze. The game was divided into two "stages"; the stage themed after Yoshi's Cookie ("Yoshi's Cookie Zone") was the first stage, while the stage themed after Kirby's Adventure was the second.

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseマリオ カービィ ヨッシー ぐらぐら迷路
Mario Kābī Yosshī Guragura Meiro
Mario, Kirby, Yoshi's Wobble Maze[2]

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