Back in the 90s, readers of Nintendo Power were graced with comics chronicling the lives of the much loved Mario and Luigi, covering their adventures as well as introducing all-new characters. That comic is now back after two decades and Super Mario Adventures is still as much fun as I remember it.
While I didn’t have ready access to Nintendo Power in Britain, you could still import it and I remember reading issues with my friends. At the time, the only gaming representation we had of Super Mario characters were pixelated and it was only the box art and instructions that actually fleshed out the characters in a visual sense.
More at: http://www.forbes.com/sites/olliebarder/2016/10/13/super-mario-adventures-book-review-a-wonderful-blast-from-the-past/#61a8892326bd
While I didn’t have ready access to Nintendo Power in Britain, you could still import it and I remember reading issues with my friends. At the time, the only gaming representation we had of Super Mario characters were pixelated and it was only the box art and instructions that actually fleshed out the characters in a visual sense.
More at: http://www.forbes.com/sites/olliebarder/2016/10/13/super-mario-adventures-book-review-a-wonderful-blast-from-the-past/#61a8892326bd
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