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GBA Mario Pinball Land (JPN) in 08:01.7 by cetaka.
VBA movie (.vbm) (date: 2010-11-19)
MP4 file via BitTorrent (size: 17.87 MB, length: 08:06)
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Obsoletes movie #875 (09:29.72)
Rating: 7.2 (19.5 votes)
   
- Genre: Action

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Super Mario Ball (スーパーマリオボール), also known as Mario Pinball Land in the US, is an adventure quest combined with pinball type game similar to Pinball Quest.

In the game you need to flip Mario like a pinball to obtain stars, keys, defeat enemies, and advance levels.

Of course the author completes these objectives with speed and precision and often while juggling multiple balls.

This run improves upon the previous movie by 2710 frames (45.17 seconds).

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Added [Fastest Completion]GBA Mario Pinball Land (JPN) by MUGG in 07:00.41 (2019-06-25)
- obsoletes GBA Mario Pinball Land (JPN) by MUGG in 07:21.22 (2017-04-08)
- - obsoletes GBA Mario Pinball Land (JPN) by cetaka in 08:01.7 (2010-11-19)
- - - obsoletes GBA Mario Pinball Land (JPN) by NintenKai in 09:29.72 (2007-05-27)

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