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'''''Mario's FUNdamentals''''' was a [[Mario]] video game for young children released in 1998 as a re-release of '''''Mario's Game Gallery''''', which was released in December 31, 1995. Children could play games like "Go Fish", "Checkers", "Backgammon", "Dominoes", or "Yahtzee". Depending on the game, the player either plays against Mario or [[Bowser]]. It should also be noted that this is the first Mario game in which [[Charles Martinet]] provided voicing for, not to be confused with [[Mario Teaches Typing]].
'''''Mario's FUNdamentals''''' was a [[Mario]] video game for young children released in March 3, 1998 as a re-release of '''''Mario's Game Gallery''''', which was released in 1995. Children could play games like "Go Fish", "Checkers", "Backgammon", "Dominoes", or "Yahtzee". Depending on the game, the player either plays against Mario or [[Bowser]]. It should also be noted that this is the first Mario game in which [[Charles Martinet]] provided voicing for, not to be confused with [[Mario Teaches Typing]].
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Template:Infobox Mario's FUNdamentals was a Mario video game for young children released in March 3, 1998 as a re-release of Mario's Game Gallery, which was released in 1995. Children could play games like "Go Fish", "Checkers", "Backgammon", "Dominoes", or "Yahtzee". Depending on the game, the player either plays against Mario or Bowser. It should also be noted that this is the first Mario game in which Charles Martinet provided voicing for, not to be confused with Mario Teaches Typing.