You only use the left D-pad to move left and right in the game and up and down for menus, B to Jump in the actual game, and A to throw or perform various actions, assuming that Start isn't an option. It does have its differences, however, but well get to those in a moment. Not only is the level progression very reminiscent of arcade games, but there's more than a handful of gameplay elements from said arcade title that it carries over into Mario Clash. As far as gameplay basics are concerned, some people have remarked it being a remake of the 1983 arcade classic Mario Bros., and to be fair, they're not that far off from the truth. Someone has captured Clash Tower (a very tall tower that reaches the clouds and possibly space), and Mario has to break in and rescue the tower back. The only question remains is how high can it go? (.that was unintentional.) Like most Mario games, there isn't much in the way of story. Mario Clash, by its very nature (definitive Mario title for the system), is poised to at least be in the upper half in terms of quality. As far as Virtual Boy games goes, there really isn't a whole lot of competition in terms of "quality" titles. Mario Clash Review by: Semagorter - 7.5/10 Definitely could be better, but still relatively solid as it is.
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