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BuBuMario innards.jpg|View of screen and wheel.
BuBuMario innards.jpg|View of screen and wheel.
BuBuMario side view.jpg|Yoshi and Mario.
BuBuMario side view.jpg|Yoshi and Mario.
Front of Būbū Mario.jpeg|The Front Of The ride </gallery>
Front of Būbū Mario.jpeg|The Front Of The Ride
BuBuMarioride.jpg |The Side Of The Ride  </gallery>


==References==
==References==

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File:BuBuMario Front.jpg
Front view of Būbū Mario ride.

Būbū Mario (Japanese: ブーブーマリオ), or literally Buzzing Mario, is a common Mario arcade-ride hybrid game released only in Japan by Banpresto in 1993. Very little is known about it and can only be assumed through video playthroughs. The machine's dimensions are 1630mm tall, 900mm wide and 1650mm long.[1]

Gameplay

The game starts with Mario and Yoshi going into a representation of the physical ride for a drive. The player must swerve through stray boulders and leap over chasms while Mario narrates. After a period of time, the two meet up with Princess Peach and offer a ride to her. King Koopa then appears and whisks her away in his Koopa Clown Car. Mario and Yoshi pursue on foot for a brief while and catch up with Bowser. Bowser sends out a trio of Mechakoopas that the player has to withstand. After this, Peach is rescued and the three thank the player for riding.

Gallery

  • View of screen and wheel.

    View of screen and wheel.

  • Yoshi and Mario.

    Yoshi and Mario.

  • The Front Of The Ride

    The Front Of The Ride

  • The Side Of The Ride

    The Side Of The Ride

References

  1. ^ Yahoo Japan auction
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