Dr. Mario 64: Difference between revisions

Unlike past ''Dr. Mario'' games, this game has a storyline. It is flu season and Dr. Mario is using his Megavitamins to heal the infirmities of the citizens of the land. However, Wario attempts to steal the Megavitamins, believing that if he has them, he will be rich. Before he can do so, [[Mad Scienstein]] takes the Megavitamins. Dr. Mario chases Wario, believing he has the Megavitamins, and they duel. Afterwards, they both go after Mad Scienstein. Throughout their adventure they both meet many creatures, all of them villains from ''[[Wario Land 3]]''. In the end, it is revealed Mad Scienstein stole the Megavitamins for the diabolical [[Rudy]], who wishes to cure his cold. Dr. Mario defeats Rudy, takes back his trusty Megavitamins, and makes Rudy happy by curing his cold. If Dr. Mario has not lost any matches, Wario will take the Megavitamins and consume all of them at once, transforming him into [[Vampire Wario]].

Wario's story is slightly different in that his story features enemies that Dr. Mario does not face. In his ending he defeats Rudy, but then Mad Scienstein comes and runs off with the Megavitamins. Wario runs after him and the chase continues, seemingly with no end. If Wario has not lost any matches, Dr. Mario will try to get the Megavitamins back. Wario will rush away, but he will trip, causing the Megavitamins to spill out of the jar and onto Dr. Mario. Dr. Mario will swallow all of them and transform into [[Metal Mario (form)|Metal Mario]].

|align="left"|''"To be honest, Dr. Mario 64 is just about everything I expected it to be. It was obviously an effort by Nintendo to get a game out for the month of April, and get it out quickly. There have been virtually zero upgrades outside of the four-player versus modes, which lends little reason not to go back and play SNES version which featured both Dr. Mario and Tetris. If you're dying for a multiplayer puzzle game that you can play with three friends, then Dr. Mario 64 is well worth it for around $30. Otherwise, I suggest sticking with The New Tetris or the well Pok¿mon{{sic}} Puzzle League. Dr. Mario 64 is more or less Nintendo's way of using Mario's name to sell a port of a very old game. This doctor's Ph.D. expired long ago.''"