He is given a map showing where information booths, people and Koopas are in the city. In each city, Luigi is able to question the locals to gain clues as to his current location, the general direction of remaining Koopas, and information about the affected landmarks. He can then proceed to another town to do it again. Once the exit pipe is found, Luigi is returned to the castle as long as he has Yoshi with him to scare the Pokey into the pipe otherwise he will be unable to return to the castle. If Luigi takes Yoshi to the correct location, he can ride him for double the walking and running speed.

During the quest to return all three artifacts to their proper landmarks, Luigi must determine his location to receive the assistance of Yoshi by using a device called the Globulator.

Once an artifact is returned, the landmark is reopened. Luigi then must 'secure' the city by taking these artifacts to their respective locations and correctly answering two questions about the landmark. The main gameplay consists of moving around a city in side-scrolling manner while jumping on Koopas to collect stolen artifacts (pieces of famous landmarks). Once a floor is completed, Luigi must defeat the Koopaling guarding that floor to proceed to the next. Luigi progresses through the game by completing levels in Bowser's castle each floor is guarded by one Koopaling and contains a number of pipes which transport Luigi to a city containing Koopas. This plot is not explicitly included in the Super Nintendo version. Luigi is hesitant to go in, so Mario goes by himself and is kidnapped by Bowser, prompting Luigi to rescue him. Mario, Luigi and Yoshi travel to Bowser's castle to stop him. He sends Koopas to cities across Earth to steal artifacts to fund his operation. Mario Is Missing! is the first Mario game to feature only Luigi as the starring character, which did not occur again until Luigi's Mansion in 2001.īowser sets up a castle in Antarctica, and plans to use many hair dryers from Hafta Havit, a mail order company, to melt Antarctica's ice and flood Earth. It features very similar sprites to those of Super Mario World (SNES) and Super Mario Bros. The first two versions were published by Mindscape, and the NES version was published by Nintendo. In 1993, the NES version was made and developed by Radical Entertainment. It was developed by The Software Toolworks and released in 1992 for PC and SNES. Mario is Missing! is a geography-based game for the PC, Macintosh, Super NES and NES. Jon Mandel, Gene Portwood, Lauren Elliott, David L.

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