File:Mario vs. Donkey Kong - Gameplay.png

Mario vs. Donkey Kong gameplay screenshot - Mario must find a way to unlock the door in order to progress. Screenshot taken from World 1, the Mario Toy Company. Various gameplay elements can be seen in this screen, such as the lift to the right and the spikes below. Mario can swing on the bar above in order to reach the higher platform.

The game was emulated on VisualBoyAdvance-M. Developed by Nintendo Software Technology and published by Nintendo.

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