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Mario's Time Machine (8-Bit) - Berlin Wall By: Arima
It's kind of awkward to see the infamous Berlin Wall in a Mario Game.
Especially when you consider the fact that more than 100 people died trying to cross it.
Type Info
Format Sprite Sheets Sprites and animation frames saved in a static image medium.
Contents Ripped Sprites ripped directly from a game.

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[O] Created: Jun 29 2013, 9:55 AM
[O] Updated: Never
[O] File Size: 19.44 KB
[O] Views: 3867
[O] Downloads: 2009
[O] Favorites: 0
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 MoonMan
Jun 30 2013, 6:20 AM
What a messed up idea for a Mario level. If they made a sequel, they should go the full mile and insert absolutely horrid scenarios such as 1940s Hiroshima, 1995 Oklahoma City, 1970s Cambodia and 1940s Auschwitz.

Inane ramblings aside, excellent rip. I love how the Guard building looks like somebody just took a marker and wrote "GUARDS" on the building... and the fact that Mushroom Kingdom hills (complete with eyes) found their way to Berlin.
 
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 LooneyTunerIan
Jun 30 2013, 5:47 PM
What happened in 1989 Berlin?
 
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 MoonMan
Jun 30 2013, 11:38 PM
Quote (LooneyTunerIan on Jun 30 2013, 5:47 PM)
What happened in 1989 Berlin?

In 1989, destruction of the Berlin Wall began.
 
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