Dr. Mario Express
Description (IGDB)
Dr. Mario Express features the general gameplay of earlier Dr. Mario puzzle games, which focus on eliminating colored viruses from the playing field by matching them with colored capsules. Dr. Mario Express received generally positive reviews, but was criticized for offering fewer playable game modes than earlier Dr. Mario titles.
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Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Despite being a little light on content, the core game is intact and it's seriously absorbing. Do yourself a favor and don't miss out on this one. »
« In the end, Dr. Mario Express still features the same addictive gameplay the title has become so well known for over the years and it ends up being a welcome addition to a DSiWare game library that's been a bit lacking to date. »
« Nevertheless, if you're a fan of puzzle games and want to treat your DSi (and yourself) to something fun for both quick and lengthy sessions, Dr. Mario Express is worth the prescription. »
« The lack of any multiplayer modes is a real shame. [July 2009, p.95] »
« This Express version is light on features but offers the core Dr. Mario experience in an inexpensive, downloadable, and portable dose. The lack of human-on-human multiplayer is disappointing but it's still a solid single-player experience. »
« A Little Bit of... Dr Mario is a challenging and enjoyable match-four game, but one that's undermined by poor presentation. »
« It is little appealing and don't bring anything new. It lacks in game modes (no two Player Versus), and all this combined, leaves much of the success of Dr. Mario delivered to the nostalgic feeling that you'll get while playing it. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« A small little puzzle-game that is great for quick pick-up and play, small minutes-long bursts of play. While potentially outdated by better options on the 3DS, it's definitely one of the best DSiware games even if by default. »
« The Dr. Mario experience is here, but it just isn't the same as the original. The new graphics and sound are ugly in my opinion, and the pills drop way too slowly. The latency when a pill touches another pill is very apparent and makes the game too easy. If you have no other way to play Dr. Mario, get it if you want. Dr. Mario on NES, Game Boy and N64 are better though, just saying. »
« This is basically a portable Dr. Mario game. It lacks in modes, and it doesn't have online.(Even though that doesn't work anymore.) But, it's Dr. Mario, and it's portable! It looks good, it sounds really good, and it's just as fun as any other Dr. Mario game! It's only 500 points, too! The wii one has more modes and has online, but online doesn't work anymore and it only has 1 or 2 more modes. Plus, it's 1000 wiiware points! So, if you like Dr. Mario, you will definitely like this game! »
« Dr. Mario Express is a DSiware version of the classic Dr. Mario puzzle games. It does exactly what it says in the game's description, nothing more or less. Play the Classic Mode's level based gameplay or challenge a CPU in VS Battle Mode to prove who has the sharper wits and better reflexes. There are help options and basic video tutorials to help you get started if necessary and a high score table to keep track of your best records. This game does not have any multiplayer modes of any kind. Although it is kind of a barebones product, it does exactly what it sets out to do, be Dr. Mario that you can play on the go and if you are interested in that take a look, if not interested then don't bother. If you don't wish to buy it but want it anyways, the game is free on Club Nintendo in exchange for 150 coins until the end of January 2012. »
