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[[Image:Box_smbpw.jpg|thumb|The cover of ''Super Mario Bros. Print World''.]] | [[Image:Box_smbpw.jpg|thumb|The cover of ''Super Mario Bros. Print World''.]] | ||
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'''Super Mario Bros. Print World''' is a Mario printing program for [[MS-DOS]], allowing the player to print out various characters from [[Super Mario World]]. It was developed by Hi Tech Expressions and released only in the US in 1991. | '''Super Mario Bros. Print World''' is a Mario printing program for [[MS-DOS]], allowing the player to print out various characters from [[Super Mario World]]. It was developed by Hi Tech Expressions and released only in the US in 1991. | ||
More a program than an actual game, it also included banners and custom templates, with a user guide on how to operate. The game has since become very obscure, and as such little is known about it other than its function. | More a program than an actual game, it also included banners and custom templates, with a user guide on how to operate. The game has since become very obscure, and as such little is known about it other than its function. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 11:47, May 31, 2011
File:Box smbpw.jpg
The cover of Super Mario Bros. Print World.
File:Print World.jpg
Game box and contents.
Super Mario Bros. Print World is a Mario printing program for MS-DOS, allowing the player to print out various characters from Super Mario World. It was developed by Hi Tech Expressions and released only in the US in 1991.
More a program than an actual game, it also included banners and custom templates, with a user guide on how to operate. The game has since become very obscure, and as such little is known about it other than its function.
