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Mario's Game Gallery
''Mario's Game Gallery'' is a compilation of games published by Interplay Entertainment Corp. and developed by Presage Software, Inc. for the PC. It was released in 1995 in the United States. It was later re-released as ''Mario's FUNdamentals'', though it was published by Mindscape for the PC version and by Stepping Stone for the Macintosh version. It was also developed by Brainstorm Entertainment.
It was released for the Macintosh in 1996, and for the PC in January 1997. It is the debut work of Mario voice actor Charles Martinet, though most incorrectly attribute ''Super Mario 64'' as being the first. The game includes five traditional games: checkers, backgammon, Go Fish, dominoes, and "yacht", a version of Yahtzee. Players play against Mario in these games, which play similarly to their real world counterparts, though with themes based on the ''Mario'' universe.
Since their releases, both versions have received mixed reception; while publications such as ''The State'' and the ''Los Angeles Times'' found the game to be a good educational game, authors David Wesley and Gloria Barczak blamed it in part for almost destroying the ''Mario'' brand. ''Official Nintendo Magazine'' listed it as one of the rarest ''Mario'' games as well.
==Gameplay==
''Mario's Game Gallery'' consists of five games: checkers, Go Fish, dominoes, backgammon, and "yacht", a version of Yahtzee. In these games, players face off against Mario. The games all play similarly to their real world counterparts, featuring pieces based on the ''Mario'' universe. ''Mario's Game Gallery'' is the first game in the series to feature Charles Martinet as Mario's voice actor, who has since gone on to act as Mario's voice actor in all games that give Mario a voice since.
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