Let's Compare ( Dr. Mario )
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
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1. Arcade ( Vs. Dr. Mario ) 0:35
2. MS DOS ( Home Brew ) 3:33
3. ZX Spectrum ( Home Brew ) 5:07
4. Sega Master System ( Dr. Hello ) 6:41
5. Arari 8 bit ( Home Brew ) 9:39
6. Windows ( Home Brew ) 12:37
7. Gameboy 15:36
8. Nintendo Entertainment System 18:34
9. Gameboy Advance 21:33
( Dr. Mario / Puzzle league )
10. Super Nintendo 24:31
( Tetris / Dr. Mario )
11. Nintendo 64 ( Dr. Mario 64 ) 27:30
12. Wii ( Dr. Mario Online ) 30:29
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Dr. Mario (Japanese: ドクターマリオ Hepburn: Dokutā Mario?, often stylized as D℞. Mario) is a 1990 Mario arcade-style action puzzle video game designed by Gunpei Yokoi and produced by Takahiro Harada. Nintendo developed and published the game for the Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy consoles. The game's soundtrack was composed by Hirokazu Tanaka.
The game focuses on the player character Mario, who assumes the role of a doctor and is tasked with eradicating deadly viruses. In this falling block puzzle game, the player's objective is to destroy the viruses populating the on-screen playing field by using colored capsules that are dropped into the field. The player manipulates the capsules as they fall so that they are aligned with viruses of matching colors, which removes them from play. The player progresses through the game by eliminating all the viruses on the screen in each level.
Dr. Mario received positive reception, appearing on several "Best Nintendo Games of All Time" lists. The game has been ported, remade, or has had a sequel on every Nintendo home console since the NES as well as most portable consoles, including a re-release in 2004 on the Game Boy Advance as part of the Classic NES Series. Modified versions of Dr. Mario exist as minigames in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgames!, Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day!, and Brain Age: Concentration Training.
Gameplay:
Dr. Mario is a falling block tile-matching video game,in which Mario assumes the role of a doctor, dropping two-colored medical capsules into a medicine bottle representing the playing field. This area is populated by viruses of three colors: red, yellow, and blue. In a manner and style considered similar to Tetris, the player manipulates each capsule as it falls, moving it left or right and rotating it such that it is positioned alongside the viruses and any existing capsules. When four or more capsule halves or viruses of matching color are aligned in vertical or horizontal configurations, they are removed from play. The main objective is to complete levels, which is accomplished by eliminating all viruses from the playing field. A game over occurs if capsules fill up the playing field in a way that obstructs the bottle's narrow neck.
Players can select the degree of starting difficulty any time a new game is started. The initial level chosen is a value between zero and twenty that determines the number of viruses to clear, and the three game speed options change how fast the capsules fall in the bottle. The player's score is based solely on the elimination of viruses, not on the time taken to complete the level or the number of capsules used. If players complete the highest difficulty level, they can continue playing to accumulate a higher score, but the number of viruses to clear remains the same. Additional points are awarded when multiple viruses are eliminated at once, but no additional points are awarded for initiating chain reactions, in which the elimination of one set of objects triggers the elimination of another set. The game speed is also a factor in how the game calculates scoring; higher speed levels yield more points.
Dr. Mario offers a multiplayer gaming mode in which two players compete against each other in separate playing fields. In this mode, the player's goal is to clear their own playing field of viruses before the other player does. Eliminating multiple viruses or initiating chain reactions can cause additional capsules to fall onto the opponent's playing field. A player wins a single game upon eliminating all the viruses or if the other playing field fills up. The first player to win three games wins overall.
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5:07 Why can't all ZX Spectrum games sound like this, instead of those terrible screeching noises?
It was excellent. Whoever programmed it really knew their shit !
Music is great, but graphics....
WHY MARIO LOOKS LIKE A BLACK SMURF?!
Because the 48k spectrum only had a beeper, while the 128k spectrum had an actual soundchip.
Yes, you need to be aware that there were two _totally_ different Spectrum sound chips…
*1. The Beeper*
The earlier "Beeper" (found in the earlier 1982 models) was probably the most limited "sound chip" ever (if you can even call it that). It wasn't multi-channel and was basically just a beeping square wave noise which can sound extremely abrupt and irritating to a lot of people. Though some musicians managed to get it to sound pretty good - particularly Tim Follin and his music for Agent X - where he hacked the hardware to make it sound like 5 channels.
*2. The AY Chip*
The music you're hearing in this video was from a much more sophisticated 3-channel sound chip found in the later Spectrum 128k model (first launched in 1985). The AY chip was, and still is, a very popular sound chip, and many people (including myself) still enjoy making and listening to music on it even today.
There are so many great Spectrum tunes I could list but I would recommend checking out the music for…
*Bear A Grudge*
*Glider Rider*
and *CJ's Elephant Antics*
You should also check out the Spectrum music of Frantizek Fuka which can be downloaded for free on Google Play.
Finally, to hear a good selection of old and modern Spectrum music, search for a website called zxart :)
Logan Bitter I think it's because there was no good chip to play the audio?
That ZX Spextrum looks like stuff from my nightmares, but that music rocks. :)
Oh my Gross that is good góoooood djjxjcdjcdvjdidvvjdvfjgbjbgjvgjv (🔊BIG SOUND FARD OF MINECRAFT)
6:18 YEEEEEEEEEEEES!
I don't believe that man's ever been to medical school
Yes I have!
Dragonrider1227 Agreed!
hey Dr.Mario I'm keep coughing and boogers comes out I'm using tissue but it's dons entertainment
I'm mean doesn't work. you need to help me please 😧
Dragonrider1227 I understood that reference!
I love how the SNES version has the exact same sound effects as Earthbound!
Same sound guy. Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka
Year of dr.mario 1991
@@T3KNUG3T5 But Tanaka worked on a tooooon of games so it's still interesting
The title music makes me so happy :)
ZX Spectrum soundtrack sounds like something out of Undertale.
I think the GBA did the best job at the virus sprites, it shows off much more personality and I enjoy it.
Arcade too
The Nintendo 64 version has the same exact virus sprites as the GBA version and the Nintendo 64 version is older than the GBA version
Dr Hello sega Master System
I have to say, I'm impressed by the Atari 8-bit version
i have to agree, also the windows version seems painfully slow.
Yes, but all those knockoffs will never be as good as the originals on Nintendo platforms. Though I am a little put off by the SNES version as well as the GBA version.
Cyberbrickmaster1986 I think the SNES version would have been ok if the music wasn't wasn't an awful racket. The GBA version was simply painful to look at, and I didn't really care for the N64 version ether. Also the Wii version looks fine but I don't like how it shows you exactly where the pieces will fall.
It feels like a very well programmed game... Well because it is even if is this game :p
It feels like a very well programmed game... Well because it is even if is this game :p
Finally someone that chooses chill music.
Sega Master System Version: Dr. Hello
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Yep, it's unlicensed.
Cuz at the time Sega was fighting with Nintendo
@@vittosphonecollection57289 and that's how they made the Mario & Sonic series
@@shookums265 Ah idk the story, thx 4 the explaination!
I'll admit, half the reason I watch these videos is to hear the different music between the versions. And I gotta say, that homebrew ZX Spectrum version had kickass music. I might get that version myself just to record myself a copy of that soundtrack.
The Atari version also sounded pretty neat too.
2:06 The music here reminds me of BatMan's on the NES
Ah, you caught me playing Dr. Hello
I really like the Spectrum music.
speccy rulez!
Why did you choose chill for every single one.
because chill is a really cool tune
Because Fever is overused.
No one probably likes chill so he's probably the only guy that loves that underrated music
Oh boy my favorite smash bros character, Dr. *Hello*
Man... This made me recall the day I got that Dr. Mario cartridge for my gba. It is a really special memory for me.
Also, gotta admit I used to watch your videos for hours when I had nothing to do haha, I love comparing old games and hearing each version of the music too!
Does Dr. Luigi count as a dr. Mario game?
no
kinda, its a spin off more then anything else
I'd say yes, in the same way that Super Mario Bros, Super Mario Land, and Super Mario World are all part of the same series.
yeah
The measles yes
Man the Windows home brew version is very slow on the gameplay, and goes way too fast when pressing down.
Dr Mario 64 is for sure the best with many features!
0:00 Intro
0:35 Arcade/Nes
3:34 MS-DOS/Apple II
5:07 ZX Spectrum
6:41 SG-1000/Master System/MSX/Game Gear (Unlicensed)
9:40 Atari 800
12:38 PC/Java
15:38 Gameboy
18:34 NES/Classic Series for GBA/Famicom Mini
21:33 GBA
24:33 SNES
27:30 N64
30:29 Wii/Nintendo DS/Nintendo 3DS
Amiga Version(Unofficial) not included
Like!! Hi GHS, thanks so much for sharing this video, Mario is one of my favorite games, Thanks for it :)
What a great puzzle game franchise, and that music is so legendary. Rock on!
There was also Dr. Luigi for Wii U and Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure for the 3DS. They're both good titles, but I hope the next one on the Switch will give us back Cough and Sneeze from the N64 and Wii versions! Also, I think it's about time they made new compositions of the songs, instead of recycling the same ones from Dr Mario & Germ Buster/Dr, Mario Online Rx!
though you fail to realize that miracle cure was made in 2017 and that there was a dsi version that released along side the wii version
which i may also mention that the dsi version you can get on 3ds e shop and had internet access
@@Mundwasser miracle cure was made in 2015
Miracle Cure wasen't born when they made the video
Why is Chill worse on Gameboy Advance than it is on GameBoy?
For ZX Spectrum Ports
The Music Is Very Good
I had no idea these homebrew versions existed, they are very cool to see! I'm glad to see that "gaming history" area of TH-cam is not a monopoly, if you know what I mean!!
6:41 WTF!? Dr hello??
🤔🤔🤔
SSSSSEGGGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
are you getting bored playing dr. mario? then play dr hello! it looks like dr. mario but better. so what are you wating for? get it now!
@@mariomemester1249 *This comment was approved by SEGA.*
@usertheloset oh
Honestly I’m surprised how good the Atari 8bit looks and sounds, also why! Why did you choose chill for every single one?
Because chill is better
Because Fever is overused?
SNES has the best version of dr mario to me
i really like the snes music and graphics. yeah
I agree. (Mario looks like Mario instead of a creepy drunken sex pest.)
Keith King Incorrect. The best version is either Wii or N64. I haven't seen the Wii U versions.
That’s like saying Godfather 2 was better than the 1st one which it wasn’t, NES version is better
Don’t like the music honestly.
Man... Dr. Mario OnlineRx... me and my cousin always loved to play Dr. Mario on the NES together, and when we heard about there being an online version on the Wii, and only ONE person needed to buy it and could pass along a demo with online play to anyone else, we were sold. Lots of fun and good times.
Thanks for choosing Chill!
YVW. You wouldn't believe the crap I get for choosing it. lol
There exists a DSiWare and 3DS (Miracle Cure) version. Both are available in the 3DS eShop.
5:21 makes me wanna remember that old pacman 3d animations of 2006 or 2009 nostalgia hurt me right in the heart
Windows look like the Nintendo version first, but when you play it, it looks like Atari 8-bit
that atari version of chill is sick
"Arari" LOL!
Wow I love the ZX Spectrum music!
Wow ATARI 8-BITS look great !
Yeah. Another thing that sticks out to me is the music, it’s pretty good for the sound capabilities of the 8-Bit computers.
5:07 it's russian and the music is great
dr mario (not garfield wearing dr mario's skin): don't worry kids i'm a professional doctors make the best candy LET'S BEGIN
Music in Windows version sounds like something that could be in Age of Empires.
There was an msdos clone in the 90s called dr rudy, for some reason the sound would play from my tower but not the speakers I don't know why
Who gave Mario his med license? He's the World's most relentless pill pusher.
To me, the Super NES version of this game is like a mix between the Game Boy and NES versions.
funshine97 except the music sounds like ass
Chill music feels like drinking a bottle of hot sauce on your tongue
6:42 wait, Dr. Mario on Sega
*immediately calls Nintendo*
Yes hello your game has been stolen by your competitor
Everyone at Nintendo gets mad
*shoots a bullet at Sega*
Yay
The end
I think it's a bootleg
@@NobuRiona well, it's a Dr. Mario-like game created on a *SEGA* console. And back in the day, Sega & Nintendo were rival companies.
Its Dr."Hello", not "Mario"! Law cant do anything
A nintendo game on a sega game system?! I had no idea those even existed! (you know, with both companies being rivals back in the day and all) 😱
It's a pirate game, not an official release.
it's a pirate game like how super mario bros. is on sega genesis and how sonic is on the nes (yep there's a pirate of that)
Yeah like Sonic goes to a Nintendo console and Mario goes to a Sega console
There is a 2016 TI-99/4A clone entitled "Tex Tuirbo and the Big Bug Batlles" from DSAPSC's Mark Hill, which truly belongs in this comparison.(and might actually be among the best in the list)
i noticed that you have left out two versions dr. mario express for dsi but you can get it through the 3ds e shop and dr.luigi
5:30 Awesome music
I remember there being a really good looking clone for the ti 89/92+ and also a version for the ti 80x calculators which had an option to have 4 different variants of viruses to contend with... that made it trickier.
“DR.HELLO”?!
0:43 how are you 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
ics di
Holy fuck the music on the windows version
YEEEEEEES!
The Spectrum version haunts my nightmares.
How did they do that on an atari!? That's incredible
Great vid! Thanks!
The first time I played this game was on my old DSi
ZXスペクトラム版の音楽は、劣化版ティムフォリンかな？
Dr. Hello???
It was really difficult to find only Dr.Mario on SNES but I forgot what is the item that you can put on on Super Nintendo console!
i like the wii version as it shows you where it is going to drop. nice 60 fps too. i played the new version a lot as a kid in the early 90s...
Gba, wii & pc is my favorites!
I like the sega master system one it made my baby brother and me dance to the music
Windows 7 would be the best to have arcade games on the operating system
the atari800 version is quite impressive.
That good ol midi sounding on windows
You forgot the GameCube version that is only in japan
carsfan360 No he didn't. Its just Doctor Mario 64
So, you've wait to next dr. Mario game on Nintendo Switch! Watch all E3s from 2018!
Wasnt that Sega bootleg also on MSX?
Why the first console was had to be Dr. Mario AT THE ARCADE?
Maybe my memory is betraying me, but I recall having a freeware Dr. Mario clone for the Amiga that was pretty well done. I remember it as looking almost like a commercial product. Unfortunately, I'm not having any luck finding out what it was called. None of the clones I've check so far have been the one I remember.
ms dos download?
There was an arcade version of this game? And it looked pretty much the same as the NES version, despite being released in 1990, which was a time when arcade games had well pass the evolution to 16-bit?
it was on the Nintendo VS. arcade system which is exactly the same as the NES. it was specifically made to turn NES games into quarter-hungry arcade games
Oh, I see.
My local arcade actually has that machine. Unless it's a different machine--the one by me has this game, Mega Man III, may have had Super Mario Bros. 3...can't remember what else, though. Either way, it was basically a bunch of NES games either ported onto the machine, emulated on it, or maybe there were actual carts in there, but I'd have to open it up to tell.
you are talking about play choice 10. it is not emulation. it is actual nes hardware for arcade games.
1. NES
2. Atari 800XL (like as of a C64 at "Music play" but if C64 will be has better workdev' then Atari's port doesn't be makes better than C64's Ports')
3. Gameboy
4. ZX Spectrum (Good Music plays but not so much better than Atari VCS')
I think GameBoy sounds best, but Atari is very close :)
atari 8bit music so good!
Zx spectrum got some cool music
lol
Dr.マリオ
愛野美奈子が遊ぶ
ミニマリオがOh!Mario!呼んでる！
The ZX version is nightmare inducing
Why does the SNES version of the Chill music sound like it's having dial-up issues? Listen at 27:10
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Why not the fever music?
6:14 Yeeeees!
Where do you get that Windows port?
Links in the description.
You should take a look at the TI-83 Plus port. It's pretty fun to play especially in math class. It can save your high scores, too!
COOL ! Looks great ! I didn't know about that port.
¿why you didn't used
"if Dr. Mario had lyrics"?
that's a Perfect Song.
Maybe it's just me but, the Sound of the SNES Version is creepy D:
I think the creepy, yet kinda goofy vibe is what made the sound on that version. While other versions had better arrangements/quality, the NES version's kinda captured how hospitals feel... They're either disarmingly goofy, or creepy as shit, and which one you notice is your mood going in.
3:53 Whops....it's the music of the "my first friend" o.o
i like the ZXspectrum at 5:07 - from james
It was also in Wii U and Nintendo 3DS, Gaming Histiry Source!
Unfortunately I had no viable way to capture video that I would deem suitable for the video & there was no available emulation, not to mention I do not own those 2 pieces of hardware.
Wait to next dr. Mario Game and Buy it, okey?
Is there any way to convert Spectrum games from scl to tzx?
Are you sure that Dr.Happy was to the Master System/Mark III? The color scheme looks much more like to the SG-1000.
I believe the SMS does have some kind of SG-1000 legacy mode - it's quite prominent in Korean bootlegs.
I know that the Master System/Mark III is backwards compatible with the SG-1000 and supports its games, but it looks like it's was made to the SG-1000, not the Master
+Eric Sanic
I also think the same actually.
Looks like a port of some MSX game too. Is there a MSX version of Dr Hello?
I like Dr. Mario 64's title screen music the best!
I can't believe Dr. Hello wasn't sued by Nintendo.
@usertheloset Nintendo probably didn't even know about it. But intellectual property rights have been around for a long long time, not just for computer games.
Nintendo: tf is this
Sega : dr Hello
What about the Amiga version?, that one had a great soundtrack.
0:22
what about Dr. Luigi?
17:20 Don't have a dirty mind
didn't take long for someone to see that. lol
Am I stupid or blind or I don't catch it? :x
+Gaming History Source finally i thought it was only NES but now i get to see the comparison thank you
look closely. pause the video. lol
I did it. I think I don't catch it. :x
I think the ZX Spectrum one is my favorite